The document discusses the design of a shared mobility system called the Reconfigurable Share Use Mobility System (RSMS). The RSMS is intended to be modular, integrated, customizable, convertible, and scalable like Lego pieces. It aims to evolve beyond traditional car ownership models to meet the needs of millennials who favor access over ownership and are more connected, have less income, and are delaying major financial commitments. The design underwent several iterations before culminating in a final computer-aided design of a modular vehicle with considerations for its braking system, opening mechanism, and structural integrity.

1. Designing A
Shared-used Mobility System.

2. Team 8
Jether Panton.
UPRM Co Captain
Global/Local Project Manager
Engineering, 3D Drawing and Communication.

3. Partners Schools

4. Project Brief.
Like a Lego, the RSMS (Reconfigurable Share Use
Mobility System) should have these primary
characteristics.
1. Modularity
2. Integration
3. Customizable
4. Convertible
5. Scalable

5. Evolution of the Car mentality.

6. Users -
Millennials
 Biggest population in the U.S.
 Always connected
 Smaller incomes
 Large debt
 “Later in life” commitment
(marriage, home ownership,
etc.)
 Main driver is access not
ownership
 Need to buy what's “in” or “cool”
on the market

7. Millennials and Car
Sharing
People are growingly using different
car sharing companies

8. The Design

9. The Smart For2 is represented with red lines

10. VEHICLE
DESIGN
ITERATIONS

11. The Final Model

12. Outer
Design

13. Interior
Design

14. Engineering -
Analysis
Braking System
Open Mechanism
Structural Analysis

15. Final Computer
Aided Design.