Amphibious Vehicles TRIZ Cases
- Amphibious Tracked Vehicle Swim Arrangement
Movable elongated members block water flow between tracks and under structure portions, reducing counteractive forces that impede forward motion.
- Inflatable Hull Airboat for Rescue Stability
Segmented inflatable sponsons stabilize the craft in open water while increasing cargo capacity beyond shallow metal hulls.
- Endless Track Belt for Submersible Vehicles
Continuous internal drive ridges allow longitudinal slipping to prevent binding and jamming, enhancing gripping capabilities across diverse environments.
- Muscle-Powered Watercraft with Segmented Float and Electric Assist
Segmented outrigger floats enable cornering inclination while maintaining stability, resolving the trade-off between stationary balance and dynamic handling.
- Movable Louvers on Drilling Outrigger Feet
Movable louvers on drilling outrigger feet prevent excessive sinking in soft seafloor conditions and facilitate release under suction force.
- Catamaran Watercraft with Transverse Control Bar for Shallow Reef Rescue
A catamaran watercraft uses a transverse control bar and electric thrusters to tow operators between pontoons.
- Retractable Suspension for Amphibious Vehicles
Segmented rotation points and damping components reduce water resistance while maintaining vehicle weight.
- Amphibious Vehicle Hull Design for Water Stability and Land Clearance
Segmented hull geometry resolves the trade-off between road clearance and in-water stability while pneumatic cylinders retract wheels to reduce drag.
- Ultrasonic Sensor Flood Detection for Vehicle Water Ingress Protection
A vehicle system uses ultrasonic sensors to detect acoustic impedance changes and trigger protective measures against water ingress.
- Electric Vehicle Water Stability via Center of Gravity Placement
Positioning heavy components between wheels keeps the center of gravity below the waterline, preventing turnover in both light and full load states.
- Wading Camera System for Real-Time Water Level Detection
A vehicle wading camera captures exterior surfaces to display liquid levels directly to the driver.
- Amphibious Track Shoe with Foam Buoyancy and Webbed Protrusions
Hexahedral foam buoyant sections enclosed by fixing frames maintain buoyancy while resisting external shocks that deform conventional hollow plastic structures.
- Amphibious Yacht Asymmetric Hull Tunnel Design
Continuous hull tunnels and asymmetric monohedron hulls generate hydrodynamic lift to overcome low water speed limitations in amphibious vehicles.
- Vehicle Power Distribution with Non-Stage Transmission
A vehicle power distribution device uses a non-stage transmission to adjust rotation speed and torque for drive wheels and propelling devices.
- Amphibious Vehicle Cooling System Water Intake Positioning
A dual cooling system for amphibious vehicles positions the water intake at the rear draft portion to maintain stable power component temperatures.
- Amphibious Vehicle Jet Direction Control for Edge Stability
A jet direction adjuster modifies thrust orientation to stabilize amphibious vehicles on uneven water edges.