In the last ten years there are many things and aspects of life that have changed radically, but one more than all: children’s games. Today it seems that a child no longer knows how to have fun if not using consoles, tablets and computers and if many companies take advantage of the moment, developing more and more advanced technologies and videogames, others take a totally different route trying to propose alternatives that are just as fun and engaging. One of these is Nendo, a famous Japanese design studio, which, in collaboration with the Tokyo-based technology company DeNA specializing in the development of Artificial Intelligence and autonomous, driverless vehicles, has created a collection of small vehicles for children. 

The set consists of no less than six mini-vehicles that aim to recreate the classic activities found in parking lots, allowing children to climb, swing, slide and so on.

For example, we have the Agaru, a vehicle that simulates a car and allows children to try their hand at the art of driving, the Marawu that gives the possibility to climb, the Yuyeru that recreates the undulating movement of the swings, helping the little ones to play with the ability to stay balanced and balance, the Suberu, which is a real slide, the Haneru, which is a bathtub where you can play in a company, perhaps immersed in plastic balls and, finally, the Yasumu, units that can be used as seats or can be joined to form a train that can move around the whole space. 

Nendo and DeNA’s vehicles are perfect replacements for video games and bring all the comforts and attractions of home parking.