Fast Efficient Foiling Vessels
Welcome to Proxflyer, a cutting-edge Norwegian technology company transforming the maritime industry with our state-of-the-art foiling vessels. Based in the outskirts of Oslo, we are committed to delivering exceptional performance and efficiency on the water.
Why Hydrofoils?
Foiling technology, as seen in the cutting-edge designs of America’s Cup sailing vessels, represents a significant leap in maritime innovation. These vessels, which lift above the water on hydrofoils, achieve unprecedented speeds and efficiency. However, mastering this technology is no small feat; it requires advanced engineering and precise craftsmanship to overcome the complex challenges of stability and control at high speeds.
At Proxflyer, we are at the forefront of this technological revolution, developing and building state-of-the-art foiling vessels that push the boundaries of performance and efficiency. Our commitment to innovation and excellence ensures that we are leading the way in this exciting field.
Modern hydrofoil systems are inspired by the America’s Cup high speed sailing yachts
The Proxflyer Foiling Vessels
Our new and innovative foiling technology paves the way for simple, robust, yet highly efficient electric vessels that fly above the waves. The boats are designed and built to withstand the harsh conditions of the Norwegian coast – all year round:
Carbon Structure: The hull, deck and inner structures are built with the latest in composite technology - vacuum infused carbon fiber composites
Hydrofoils: The foils that lift the boat out of the water have an extremely robust and simple design with no need for maintenance or service - if damaged they are easily replaced
Electric Propulsion: The Proxflyer foiling vessels comprise purpose built electric thrusters designed for high speed and efficiency
Flight Control: Based on knowledge and experience from nano helicopter drones, the flight controller ensures precise and stable flight in all weather conditions
Communication: To be able to operate over long distances, several communication options are available to send back information from the foiling vessel
