EV Rapid Charger

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This is an EV (Electric Vehicle) Rapid Charger. This design is made to be environmentally friendly with a solar roof to power the machines basic functions and can be manufactured very easily from recycled materials. The over arched roof provides a small amount of shelter for the user when plugging in and its top lights act as availability indicators.

Upgradable Home Battery
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This is a beehive inspired battery unit with hexagonal modules where you can install extra batteries to increase your storage capacity. The modules change colour depending on how full they are so at a glance the owner can see how much energy they have stored.

EV Rapid Charger
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This is an EV (Electric Vehicle) Rapid Charger. This design is made to be environmentally friendly with construction from recycled materials.
It has coloured lights designed to let people see charging and availability status at a glance.

Home Battery
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This is a basic home battery unit which is designed to blend into a building so it is not noticeable to people.
The battery can be constructed using recycled car batteries and recycled plastics for the main body. The electronics can also be easily recycled with the display using old car satnav displays.

Motorway Roof
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The motorway roof is designed to be the largest solar farm in the world!
This roof can provide benefits to everyone. The roof has a controllable light meaning drivers can't get dazzled from the sun and the roof can shelter vehicles from the rain. The roof also has a built-in carbon & emissions filter meaning all the pollutants from vehicles is captured and prevents them from reaching the atmosphere. The roof also reduces road noise so nearby residents won't hear it as much as well as covering the motorway with a green solar roof so it does not tarnish the view as much.

Motorway Roof: Hyperloop
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The same as the first motorway roof, but this one has a built-in hyperloop system. This is more cost-effective than the cost of upgrading the current UK rail system and can provide more efficient hyper-speed travel around the entire country and can provide more transport options to more locations including the south-west (NOT JUST THE NORTH!!) and can reduce the cost of travel a huge amount as the hyperloop can be powered by the solars.

 

Motorway Roof: Hyperloop V2
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The same as the hyperloop roof, but in a different shape which is designed to accommodate two hyperloop tunnels and can capture rain in a large reservoir in the middle which can be used for greywater recycling which can provide low-cost water for use in gardens and public spaces.
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All of the motorway roofs also have turbines underneath which are designed to channel the vehicle emissions up towards the filters and are powered by the wind speed produced by the vehicles.