Close-up of the Russian One metro super prototype

Russian One (also known as R1) is the latest metro prototype performed in the world. It has a Batman-style science fiction style with wooden handrails, LED lights in the cabin or glass doors that support touch interaction.

Below is a special set of photos about this ship recorded by photographer Ilya Varlamov:

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Russian One is covered with beautiful glass panels.

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Designer Alexei Maslov (right) created the Russian One subway prototype as shown.

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The interior of the ship is extremely impressive and unique.

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Smart LED system above the ceiling keeps everything inside the ship always bright.

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Close-up handrails made of wood, columns made of aluminum and floor use linoleum.

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Spacious sofas provide plenty of seating as well as create a more comfortable feeling for the sitting.

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The chair is covered with a layer of felt to make it soft and smooth for the occupants.Russian One accommodates about 190-270 passengers.

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Since it was just a prototype, the Russian One version could run about 50 miles (80km) at an average speed of about 30km / h completely by electricity (built-in battery).

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LED system outside the vessel can change color freely.

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The camera is integrated into the hull of the ship to provide the operator's image data to the driver's cabin.

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All components and components of Russian One, in addition to the connection and operation mechanism of the door, are designed by Russia's UralVagonZavod mechanical company.

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The design details are calculated quite meticulously and thoroughly.

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The ceiling vents help with air conditioning as well as the built-in speaker.

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Image of a train driver visiting the Russian One future subway prototype.

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A view of the train control cabin.The smart design of the cabin helps the driver to observe a wide angle of up to 180 degrees thereby avoiding accidents caused by "dead corners".

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The driver's seat is covered with a smooth smooth suede.

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The ship's control panel is pre-installed with a USB 3.0 port to serve the driver's phone charging needs.

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Smart sliding door system can interact with touch.

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A close-up of the operating mechanism of the ship's door system.

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Russian One's high-end chairs are equipped with separate chairs including a row of sofas in the back.

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Looking down from above, Russian One does not have many differences compared to the current traditional subway models.

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Russian One is expected to go into production starting this fall.Cities like Yekaterinburg, Omsk and Moscow are now considering buying these subway trains to put them into operation from early 2016.