BAR Technologies: Maritime innovation "over the sea" - ERP Spain.com - España y América Latina

Enhancing non-racing vessel performance with racing yacht technology

This is the first session in a series of three webinars featuring BAR Technologies’ work at the leading edge of maritime innovation.

“Over the sea” will look at how learnings of America’s Cup foiling, simulation, and optimization technology can be applied to non-racing vessels to enhance hull performance.

“Flying on the water" technology for a great hull performance

America’s Cup racing is the pinnacle of yacht racing and full foiling has been one of the most eye-catching and dynamic features of the competition. BAR Technologies have furthered this technology and launched a product they call FOSS – foil optimized stability system. Hull efficiency is increased by reducing fuel consumption and seakeeping is vastly improved by dampening pitch and roll.

In the leisure boat market, FOSS can be used to alter the feel and ride of yachts, making them feel more dynamic and sportier as well as providing fuel efficiencies. This can best be described as a high-performance four-wheel drive for the sea!

FOSS is featured on the Princess R35 to great acclaim and is also an integral part of BAR Technologies' novel and highly efficient suite of vessels for crew transfer to wind turbines and other offshore platforms.

In this webinar you will learn:

How an integrated approach to design and engineering was instrumental in optimizing the original FOSS design and iterations thereafter

How having a comprehensive digital twin helped BAR Technologies overcome the hurdles involved in such a complex system

In this webinar you will view:

- The 3D renders of the BAR Technologies crew transfer vessels

- 3D animation and VR of a turbine worker leaving a BAR crew transfer vessel and transferring to a Siemens Gamesa wind turbine