I believe that technology is folowing a algorythm of humanization, essentially we are subconsiously evolving technology onto our own bio design. The introduction of skin and muscle imitators in a car and not a robot which from a objectiv standpoint is nothing more than a mechanical extension of a human body is a remarkable crystalization of the ongoing humanization.

The GINA Light Visionary Model is a two seat roadster with a textile cover that resists water and extremes of temperature stretched across a moveable metal framework for an almost seamless outer body.
Dressing a lightweight aluminium spaceframe chassis are just four body sections. The largest stretches from the front of the car and forms the bonnet, front wings and doors. Side panels stretch from behind the front wheels and run to the rear of the car where a fourth part forms the rear deck.

The car’s real sci-fi trick however is its ability to morph; changing shape depending on what is required of it, which reminds me a little of the liquid metal robot in Terminator 2. Metal wires pin the hi-tech fabric to the body panels and electro-hydraulics attached to them can stretch it in different directions.

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