My main interests are technology and additive manufacturing. My goal is to incorporate them into sustainable products. During my studies, I have created some interesting sustainability and transport concepts that incorporate additive manufacturing and high-end technology into a single package.
Firstly my ‘Green Reset’ system captures carbon and changes its structure to store it underground. The system is providing many benefits such as cleaner air in urban areas; electricity, heat, and syngas as byproducts; food, and a highly potent organic fertilizer. This system can solve environmental issues in less than a decade if it is scaled properly. The system works in a closed-loop while encouraging landfill cleanup.
My final project was an electric cargo bike. The bike’s main feature is the extendable wheelbase that creates a cargo space area. The bike is a blend of 3D printed components and welded piping. It provides an extended range of over 70 miles that will suit commuters and delivery drivers. The automatic gearbox enables the rider to cycle uphill and on a flat surface with the same effort. It can also be an all-around bike for personal use since it has a full-suspension setup.
