22–30 November 2019
Mon-Fri: 10am – 5pm
Saturday: 12–5pm
Monash University
Art Design & Architecture
900 Dandenong Road
Caulfield East, Victoria
Sam Nobile
Sam is a multidisciplinary designer passionate about mobility design and a sustainable future. As an industrial designer, Sam has a broad skill set spanning across sketching, 3D modelling to communication design. Sam is a determined young designer, focusing on the automotive design industry.
The E-Kit is an e-bike conversion set that can be attached to any bike. Looking to promote bike usage around suburban Melbourne, the E-Kit consists of two electric motors, a battery and control panel. The E-Kit is complimented by the wall mounted docking system which offers a charging solution and form of shelter for your bike.
Sam Nobile, E-Kit
The E-Kit is an easy to use e-bike conversion kit that can be attached to any bike. This enables your bike to be motorised, making it even easier to get from a to b.
Sam Nobile, E-Motors
The e-motors work as two friction propelled systems. They are an assistive motor, perfect for cruising. The flywheel, alternating system sees the motors charge up when the user is pedalling.
Sam Nobile, Battery
The easy to connect battery pack connects to the bike underneath the main frame. The battery is charged at the solar powered docking solution and will continue to charge when the bike is used manually.
Sam Nobile, Control Panel
The display and control interface is designed for the rider. With a phone mounting port and small information display. The rider has all the information they require. The easy to use, multiple command control paddle, makes using the kit simple for all.