The Schwinge HYSWAS Tetrahedron Super Yacht. Project instigation and Designer: Jonathan Schwinge \/ SCHWINGE; TETRA Lightweight Technologies & Project Management: Marcel M\u00fcller, INMAINCO Visionary Marine Management; TETRA HYSWAS Propulsion: The Maritime Applied Physics Corporation, USA; CGI Images: EYELEVEL CREATIVE<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Thanks to its instantly recognisable shape \u2014 a Tetrahedron which is a type of pyramid\u00a0\u2014 busts the notion that ocean-going hulls cannot be made of simple geometrical forms. Another key feature of the Tetra Super Yacht is an auto-pilot \u2018fly-by-light\u2019 system from the aviation industry that allows the ship to navigate at foil bourne speed even with roll forces at play.<\/p>\n
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The Schwinge HYSWAS Tetrahedron Super Yacht. Project instigation and Designer: Jonathan Schwinge \/ SCHWINGE; TETRA Lightweight Technologies & Project Management: Marcel M\u00fcller, INMAINCO Visionary Marine Management; TETRA HYSWAS Propulsion: The Maritime Applied Physics Corporation, USA; CGI Images: EYELEVEL CREATIVE<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
It may take a while for us to learn more about the interior layout and amenities of the Tetrahedron Super Yacht seeing as how the superyacht is still in the stages of conceptualisation, but the CGI Images give us a few ideas of what we can expect. Once it is anchored, guests can look forward to activity options such as\u00a0snorkelling, lounging and practising yoga\u00a0on its three fold-out decks. Accommodation for five guests, excluding the owner and four crew members means an exclusive group can enjoy the space aboard. We look forward to learning the Tetrahedron Super Yacht\u2019s future developments, particularly in terms of interiors and amenities.<\/p>\n
For a CGI view of how the Tetrahedron Super Yacht moves in the water, please see the video below.<\/p>\n