RAYVA
RACING DRONE
Designed as a conceptual racing drone, this project explores how biomimetic form can shape the future of high-speed aerial mobility
Biomimetic Inspiration
Inspired by the manta ray, Rayva explores how nature can inform high-speed aerial mobility. The drone reinterprets the manta's flowing silhouette into protective propeller guards, a streamlined fuselage, and continuous aerodynamic surfaces that merge function with form.
From biological principles to product form.
INITIAL CONCEPT
FINAL CAD MODEL
FIVE-ROTOR ARCHITECTURE
A five-rotor layout establishes the structural foundation from
which the final form develops
FORM DEFINITION
BUILT AROUND MOTION
TAIL PIVOT HINGE
ROTOR RING
FORWARD CAMERA
TAIL TRANSFORMATION
The tail rotates between open and closed positions to adapt to different modes of movement.
DESIGN DETAILS
A closer look at the surfaces, transitions, and details that define the final form.
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INTO THE BLUE.
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RAYVA
BUILT FOR SPEED. SHAPED BY THE SEA