An integrated hull flow tunnel drives an impeller to generate electricity from seawater, reducing fuel consumption and carbon emissions.
A boat steering system applies reaction torque to the wheel using a motor and sensors.
Rear-mounted air-conditioning unit preserves upper forward field of view in work vehicle cabins.
An intermediate propulsion device applies an opposing yaw component to counteract unwanted bow rotation caused by port and starboard thrust vectors.
Tubular condensation members inside a light-transmitting canopy increase potable water production quantity while reducing manufacturing cost.
Segmented propulsion devices enable complex maneuvers while a unified control system minimizes power differences between independent thrusters.
A marine pump system uses a liquid detection sensor to prevent power supply when water is absent.
A pipeline system directs high-pressure vent gas from a marine fuel drum to prevent accumulation.
Replacing seawater with a cooled freshwater reservoir prevents barnacle growth and sediment buildup in onboard cooling loops.
A sterilizing agent supply unit adjusts dosage based on ballast water flow rate to maintain precise chemical concentration.
A jet driven multihull vessel provides propulsion without exposed propellers to protect divers in shallow water.