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Nissan Designs Self-Driving Ramen Delivery Car To Demonstrate Stress-Free Brakes

By Mikelle Leow, 11 Mar 2022

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Upping the ante of sushi conveyor belts, Nissan has built a tiny car that specializes in safely delivering ramen across countertops.


This idea obviously doesn’t sound good on paper; there’s always the risk of hot broth splashing onto patrons as the vehicle comes to a standstill—but not with this invention.


The amusing model is a small-scale demonstration of the automaker’s e-4ORCE braking system built into the 2023 Ariya electric car, which enables halting without the uncomfortable motion of swinging the driver and passengers forward.

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As shown in the accompanying video, the wheeled gadget can speedily send a bowl of noodles across a counter without splashing when it brakes. The special acceleration system relies on two motors to run the car’s all-wheel drive system. 


See how it works in the video below. Needless to say,this is the only way we would like our noods to be sent.

 

 

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[via Boing Boing, SoraNews24, Yanko Design, images via Nissan]

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