College senior design project - The frame, body, and interior were a completely new design. The drive and suspension components were from a VW beetle.

Electric rollerskate for Nashville Diversified - Used in promotional activities. Skate featured forward, reverse, steering, and brakes all in one control.

Electric Fuzzy Robot for Kid Power - Used for promotional activities. The robot was wirelessly remote controlled. It could move forward and backward, steer left and right, and turn its head from side to side. The operator could speak through a small PA inside the robot and hear what was being said to the machine. The robot's mouth would move automatically in sync to the voice coming out of it.

CNC gear grinding machine for Northwest Gears - The machine was a fully programmable, closed loop, servo motor controlled, gear grinder. It was designed to grind sector gears used on the Boeing 757 and 777. The machine was part of a complete manufacturing process that included gear cutting, heat treating, grinding, and inspection. The entire manufacturing process was designed by Sceadu Design. The grinding machine started with a rebuilt chassis from Detroit Gear Grinding. The rest of the machine was custom built.

Tango electric car by Commuter Cars - Sceadu Design was involved in the chassis, transmission, suspension, and interior design of the Tango.

Electric quad for Barefoot Motors - The quad was all-electric, powered by LIFEPO4 batteries. It was 4 wheel drive, 4 wheel independent suspension, and disk brakes all around.

Electric utility truck for Barefoot Motors - The truck was all-electric, powered by LIFEPO4 batteries. It was 4 wheel drive, 4 wheel independent suspension, and disk brakes all around. About 90% of the running gear was interchangable between the truck and the quad.

Here are some early sketches of the Sceadu 3 wheeler.