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The cab of "The Winnebago" from the Shadowside project, like the rest of the vehicle's interior, is the subject of seperate concept development and its exact details remain uncertain at this stage.

This said, there is more to the cab in this proof-of-concept model than just the seats visible in the exterior shots, with a simplified approximation of the display panels (the temporary instrument cluster is comped from a 2016 BMW 7 Series) and a fairly detailed pilot's input — "a cross between a racing yoke and game controller" as per spec — which is one of its own standalone concept models simply imported into this one. The "operations officer" station on the left side features the rough geometry of its keyboard and inputs below the monitors.

The final version of the cab will likely be dominated by touchscreens and displays, as suggested in this basic design, with an assortment of physical controls as well.

At present, only the cab of the model has more than a very basic interior, with the upper deck windows looking into an extremely simple roughed out volume that does little more than hide the reverse sides of the outer body.

[SketchUp]

Description
The cab of "The Winnebago" from the Shadowside project, like the rest of the vehicle's interior, is the subject of seperate concept development and its exact details remain uncertain at this stage.

This said, there is more to the cab in this proof-of-concept model than just the seats visible in the exterior shots, with a simplified approximation of the display panels (the temporary instrument cluster is comped from a 2016 BMW 7 Series) and a fairly detailed pilot's input — "a cross between a racing yoke and game controller" as per spec — which is one of its own standalone concept models simply imported into this one. The "operations officer" station on the left side features the rough geometry of its keyboard and inputs below the monitors.

The final version of the cab will likely be dominated by touchscreens and displays, as suggested in this basic design, with an assortment of physical controls as well.

At present, only the cab of the model has more than a very basic interior, with the upper deck windows looking into an extremely simple roughed out volume that does little more than hide the reverse sides of the outer body.

[SketchUp]