Gravity-fed oil return and a reservoir simplify spin-bearing lubrication in a vacuum gyrostabiliser while cutting seals, power use, and maintenance.
A movable rotor base and magnetic support let the flywheel run at high speed without bearing wear, cutting noise, vibration, and cost.
By supporting the gimbal within its own width, this marine gyroscopic stabilizer fits a larger flywheel into a compact package for stronger roll control.
Internal gimbal support frees more width for the flywheel, increasing stabilizing torque within tight marine vessel space limits.
Machine learning adjusts multiple vessel stabilizers from sensor and operator data to maintain stability while conserving onboard resources.
Adjustable roll moment distribution keeps marine suspension forces aligned in planing modes, reducing roll and warp motion.
A two-part cavity reservoir uses centrifugal liquid displacement to maintain heat-transfer contact and cool gyroscopic stabilizer bearings at 5,000 rpm.
Dual actuators extend stabilizer precession to ±45 degrees, increasing peak roll torque against boat motion and improving stability.
A spinning stabilized ship combines a rotationally symmetrical hull with azimuth thrusters to resist waves and protect the hull.
This case combines flywheel electrical generation with IMU-guided gyroscopic control to stabilize marine vessel roll and pitch.
Sequential gyro activation extends torque coverage across marine vessel roll.
Multiple smaller gyros activate in sequence to maintain roll-counteracting torque and ease marine vessel retrofits.
Nesting the motor stator and rotor inside a cover reduces external size while allowing the flywheel to tilt freely without interference.
Safety unit monitors damper temperature to stop motor drive power, preventing hydraulic oil leakage from overheating.
An extendable stabilizer body lowers the center of mass below the buoyancy point, countering wave action without increasing weapon system complexity.
A positioning system dynamically adjusts hydrofoil angles using real-time sensor data to maintain personal watercraft stability.
Sealed internal reaction wheel stabilizes underwater floats by opposing angular velocity, shielding components from biofouling.
A segmented gyroscope rotor with upper and lower parts stabilizes marine vessel roll using active torque control.
Precession motion reduces energy consumption and frictional resistance while maintaining effective roll compensation at high sailing speeds.