Designer Daniel Simon explains what goes into making a futuristic car livery for Roborace
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2018
- Earlier this year, we launched our Roborace factory livery at Race Service’s brand new compound in Los Angeles. The simple, clean new look comes straight off the pen of our chief design officer, Daniel Simon. Daniel was there to see the new livery applied, and explains the thinking behind the new look as the team from LA’s Wrap Legends gets to work coating the stunning carbon fiber bodywork in its new skin. #ThisIsRoborace
To see the newly-liveried Robocar making its historic run up Goodwood Festival of Speed’s famous hillclimb, click here: • Robocar makes history ...
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I love this car and can't wait for your future designs!!!
Thanks Charles!
Looks good!
33? Is Max Verstappen controlling the car from the pit line?
i need more technical info not soap. 30 mins min engineering
Thanks for the feedback. We'll be creating some new educational videos containing more technical info shortly, is there anything in particular you'd like us to cover?
Why are you planning to have races with human drivers? What's the point?
That's a good question. Involving human drivers in these challenges allows for a benchmark to be set for the AI, which is particularly useful during these initial testing stages. We intend to mix things up in future.
Horrible music. But come on Roborace :)!