Electric seagliders, ‘flying boat of the future’, could revolutionize water transport (Instagram / @regentcraft)
Electric seagliders, hybrid vehicles between boats and airplanes, represent a significant innovation in coastal transport, potentially replacing traditional ferries.
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Developed by REGENT in Rhode Island, USA, these underwater vehicles operate in three phases: initial floatation, gliding on hydrofoils as they gain speed, and flying up to 30 feet above the water, leveraging ground effect for energy efficiency.
With a capacity of up to 12 passengers and a range of over 280 kilometers, seagliders are set to compete directly with ferries and seaplanes in coastal services.
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Electric seagliders, ‘flying boat of the future’, could revolutionize water transport (YouTube / @regentcraft)
REGENT also plans to expand its production to Abu Dhabi, facilitating connections between islands and coastal cities that are currently underserved.
Additionally, future plans include launching a larger version, the Monarch, capable of carrying up to 100 passengers, subject to advancements in battery technology for a range of up to 800 kilometers.
Source: CNN
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