Smart Hull Architecture, Hidden Power System and Captain Panel.

Smart Hull Architecture aims to reduce the energy needs of the boat at the design stage.

The aim is to reduce hydrodynamic losses by evaluating the hull form, CFD analyzes and mission profile together.

Hidden Power System refers to the integrated handling of the engine, battery, power electronics, thermal management and energy infrastructure within the boat.

The aim is not only to install technical systems, but to integrate them into the vehicle's architecture without disrupting passenger and usage areas as much as possible.

The Captain Panel constitutes the digital face of these physical systems.

Critical operational data such as power demand, battery status, thermal areas and alarm information can be monitored from a single point.

These three columns show that Navarc does not see the marine vehicle as just a mechanical product.

The body, energy and data systems work within the same engineering platform.

This approach is expected to become more important, especially in electric and solar-powered marine vehicles.

Because in the marine vehicles of the future, performance will be determined not only by engine power, but also by how efficiently and measurably the entire system works.