Vessel Superstructures TRIZ Cases
- Removable Mast Fairing Assembly for Marine Impact and Maintenance
Segmented removable mast fairings improve impact resistance and maintenance access while preserving hydrodynamic performance.
- Modular Watercraft Tower With Tilted Walls for Flexible Sensor Fit-Out
Interchangeable tower modules let watercraft swap radar and radio functions while tilted walls help lower radar cross-section.
- Naval Mast Layout for Drone Link Antenna Integration
A stacked mast layout isolates a rotating drone link antenna in its own radome to save space and limit electromagnetic interference.
- Self-Righting Sailing Vessel Using Controlled Buoyancy Recovery
Controlled buoyancy lets a capsized autonomous sailing vessel submerge, rotate upright underwater, and resurface without human intervention.
- Canting Keel Worm Gear Locking for Sailing Vessel Stability
A self-locking worm gear and pin system cants and secures the keel to control heeling with precise positioning and low holding energy.
- Modular Hull-Mounted Installations for Fast Ship Purpose Conversion
Replace removable hull-mounted units through shared connectors and support bases to convert ship functions faster without altering the hull.
- Rotating Mast-Boom Base Structure for Lower Mast Load
A base linking the mast foot and boom lets the sail assembly rotate together while reducing mast load and structural obstruction on board.
- Mast-Boom Base Guide Layout for Integral Sail Rotation
A base guide supports boom rotation apart from the mast, enabling integral sail movement while reducing mast strength and deck obstruction.
- Dual Steering Station Layout for Clear Boat Visibility
An upper steering station above and behind the lower console clears both operators’ forward view while preserving boat stability.