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Electric unicycle accessory system

Ten accessories, designed around a full 3D scan of the vehicle.

Download the case studyPDF, 16 pages, 4.7 MB
The set on the unicycle.

We scanned the whole vehicle and designed every accessory right on the scan, so each one follows the shell.

Vehicle
Kingsong S16 Pro
Made by
3D printing, with an aluminum stand.

The vehicle, scanned and merged

Scanned zone by zone, merged into one mesh, and the surfaces that matter rebuilt as solids.

The vehicle, rebuilt from its scan.

The vehicle, rebuilt from its scan.

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Ten parts that work as one set

Designed together on one scan, so every part sits tight against the shell and actually protects it.

  1. 1Seat
  2. 2Handle guard
  3. 3Power pad set
  4. 4Shock linkage guards
  5. 5Speaker guards
  6. 6Pedal guards
  7. 7Lower bash guards
  8. 8Mudguard link guard
  9. 9Headlight guard
  10. 10Controller cover guard

Drop-in fit

A flexible TPU seat on Velcro. Everything else snaps on or uses the vehicle’s own fasteners.

Drag to rotate 360°.
Seat.

Seat.

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Prototyping

The battery, fully reverse-engineered

Rebuilt cell by cell, so a custom drop-in pack can be designed to fit.

The pack, rebuilt.

The pack, rebuilt.

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