If it doesn't live up to the hype, the business world will crush it!
Built around a proprietary e-foil technology, the Artemis is a high-tech, low-drag speedster that’s putting electric foils to their toughest opponent yet: capitalism!
Belfast-based Artemis launched its “world’s first” commercially viable electric-foil workboat, which can cut through the waves at well over 30 knots with minimal wake and cover up to 60 nautical miles per charge., which was founded in 2018 by Olympian and America’s Cup veteran, Dr. Iain Percy OBE, who looks like he came out of a Central Casting call for a handsome, athletic billionaire love interest for the new– pshhh, I dunno. Let’s say, “Jennifer Lawrence” movie.
Artemis made the announcement following sea trials of an 11.5-m prototype workboat named “Pioneer of Belfast”. That boat uses an advanced “eFoiler” propulsion system that lifts the boat out of the water using twin T-foils. It’s good for a top speed of 34 knots , and can manage 60 nautical miles at a 25-knot cruise.bow and stern thrusters allow for precise maneuverability and quick turnarounds, while the company says its battery pack can be recharged in less than an hour.
If that’s true, here’s hoping they get similar fast-charging tech into something a little more recreational somewhat sooner than later. At least, that’s my take. What’s yours? Scroll on down to the comments and let us know!
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