The PnD Modular Platform is an all-in-one mobility solution that combines intelligent steering, braking, in-wheel electric drive and suspension hardware.
Hyundai Motor Company has revealed its Plug and Drive (PND) modular platform that enables the mobility of traditionally inanimate objects, from small objects to large community spaces. The PnD Modular Platform is an all-in-one mobility solution that combines intelligent steering, braking, in-wheel electric drive and suspension hardware. The single wheel unit uses a steering actuator for infinite wheel rotation, meaning it can turn 360 degrees, enabling holonomic movement like a figure skater’s. LiDAR and camera sensors allow a PnD-enabled object to be moved autonomously.
PnD modules can be attached to anything from tables to containers for expandable mobility. Users can select different drive configurations and platform sizes based on their needs. PnD can be useful in office sharing, which has become a billion dollar industry. PND allows teams – even entire companies – to modify and use work space on demand, making the purpose-built space, or PBS concept, possible. One can change an entire business model, or even remove certain locations altogether, with a PnD module.
PnD modules can be attached to anything from tables to containers for expandable mobility
PND’s driving flexibility can also tailor public transportation to meet very specific, individual needs, such as a personal mobility module that is attached to the mother shuttle for most of its journey but last mile straight to its final destination. May be different to carry.
PnD’s driving flexibility can also personalize public transportation to meet very specific, individual needs
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The Personal Mobility Concept is a platform-based application equipped with four 5.5-inch PnD modules. 133-cm wide and 125-cm long by 188.5-cm high, this purpose-built vehicle (PBV) provides last mile maneuverability for a single passenger. It is configured to use space efficiently by applying a rotary opening and closing method, and free operation is possible with a smart joystick installed on the right side of the seat without the need for a steering wheel or pedals.
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