Play Lone Ranger With Plant-Fueled Horse (Tonto Not Included)
by Jerry James Stone, San Francisco, CA
on 07. 7.09

Photo courtesy of Coroflot
Project Nomad is a mechanical vehicle concept by designer Jason Battersby.
The vehicle--designed like a horse--can climb steep grades and even navigate rocks and boulders. Best part, it finds its own fuel. Using a built-in GPS system, the horse seeks out vegetation which it then consumes and converts to fuel.

Photo courtesy of Coroflot
It can also transform that same energy to its rider. Not sure how that works. Maybe like bird regurgitation? I don't know but it just sounds kinda gross.
The concept also includes a matching helmet and survival pack for the fashion conscious rider.

Photo courtesy of Coroflot

Photo courtesy of Coroflot

Photo courtesy of Coroflot
Source: The Design Blog
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