A new language of communication between rider and motorcycle
Simbiosi
Thesis project by Maria Carolina Ferreri Dell’Anguilla and Mátyás Györik
Academic year
2025-2026
The project explores a new relationship between rider and motorcycle, envisioning an interaction that goes beyond the traditional human-machine interface. Simbiosi reinterprets the concept of Human–Machine Interaction through a system of organic feedback, where movement, light, and tactile stimuli replace conventional information displays. The motorcycle becomes an extension of the rider, capable of perceiving their condition and responding in real time, creating a more intuitive, immersive, and conscious riding experience.
Students imagined the Ducati motorcycle of the future by reinterpreting the Panigale and Multistrada models through innovative vehicle design and Human–Machine Interface (HMI) concepts. The project explored new design solutions capable of combining innovation, technology, and performance while preserving the brand's identity and distinctive values within a credible vision of tomorrow's mobility.
Supervisor: Franco Daudo
Co-supervisor: Michele Albera
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