The term "Dymaxion" refers to a design philosophy and series of inventions created by the American architect and inventor Buckminster Fuller. It combines the words "dynamic," "maximum," and "tension," reflecting Fuller's vision of efficiency and sustainability. The most notable Dymaxion inventions include the Dymaxion Car, a futuristic vehicle designed for fuel efficiency, and the Dymaxion House, a prefabricated dwelling aimed at providing affordable housing. Fuller's Dymaxion concepts emphasize innovative use of materials and space, promoting a holistic approach to design. His work sought to address global challenges, such as resource scarcity and urbanization, by creating solutions that are both functional and environmentally friendly.