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Superyacht inspired by water droplet
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08/05/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Allstars Design
A 120 metre-long luxury superyacht concept has been unveiled — inspired by a water droplet.
The huge vessel features an onboard winter garden, terrarium and tropical aquariums.
The yacht is called Drop because every drop of water holds the blueprint of life.
The design by Finland-based ship design studio Allstars Design, is said to emulate the physical form of a droplet.
Its exterior is cloaked in electrochromic and photovoltaic glass, allowing the vessel to absorb solar energy for its basic operations.
The glass panels can be dimmed individually or in unison, at the touch of a button from the bridge or by guests.
Every pane has the advanced system.
Inside, the yacht gives the impression of being in the heart of a lush green forest.
Curves and rounded forms are said to echo the shapes found in nature, while earthy tones and soft neutrals make up the colour palette.
OPS: Render of the Drop superyacht concept by Allstars Design. Guest cabin
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Superyacht inspired by water droplet
Ferrari Press Agency
Drop 1
Ref 16801
08/05/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Allstars Design
A 120 metre-long luxury superyacht concept has been unveiled — inspired by a water droplet.
The huge vessel features an onboard winter garden, terrarium and tropical aquariums.
The yacht is called Drop because every drop of water holds the blueprint of life.
The design by Finland-based ship design studio Allstars Design, is said to emulate the physical form of a droplet.
Its exterior is cloaked in electrochromic and photovoltaic glass, allowing the vessel to absorb solar energy for its basic operations.
The glass panels can be dimmed individually or in unison, at the touch of a button from the bridge or by guests.
Every pane has the advanced system.
Inside, the yacht gives the impression of being in the heart of a lush green forest.
Curves and rounded forms are said to echo the shapes found in nature, while earthy tones and soft neutrals make up the colour palette.
OPS: Render of the Drop superyacht concept by Allstars Design. Guest cabin
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Superyacht inspired by water droplet
Ferrari Press Agency
Drop 1
Ref 16801
08/05/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Allstars Design
A 120 metre-long luxury superyacht concept has been unveiled — inspired by a water droplet.
The huge vessel features an onboard winter garden, terrarium and tropical aquariums.
The yacht is called Drop because every drop of water holds the blueprint of life.
The design by Finland-based ship design studio Allstars Design, is said to emulate the physical form of a droplet.
Its exterior is cloaked in electrochromic and photovoltaic glass, allowing the vessel to absorb solar energy for its basic operations.
The glass panels can be dimmed individually or in unison, at the touch of a button from the bridge or by guests.
Every pane has the advanced system.
Inside, the yacht gives the impression of being in the heart of a lush green forest.
Curves and rounded forms are said to echo the shapes found in nature, while earthy tones and soft neutrals make up the colour palette.
OPS: Render of the Drop superyacht concept by Allstars Design.Beach club sauna
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Climate Change Awareness Campaign In Kolkata, India - 28 Mar 2025
A tram decorated with artwork inspired by the Sundarbans, the world's largest mangrove forest, moves through the streets of Kolkata, India, on March 28, 2025. The special four-day festival, 'Sundarban Tramjatra', aims to raise awareness about the impact of climate change and promote eco-friendly transportation to protect the environment. (Photo by Rupak De Chowdhuri/NurPhoto) -
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Climate Change Awareness Campaign In Kolkata, India - 28 Mar 2025
A tram decorated with artwork inspired by the Sundarbans, the world's largest mangrove forest, moves through the streets of Kolkata, India, on March 28, 2025. The special four-day festival, 'Sundarban Tramjatra', aims to raise awareness about the impact of climate change and promote eco-friendly transportation to protect the environment. (Photo by Rupak De Chowdhuri/NurPhoto) -
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Climate Change Awareness Campaign In Kolkata, India - 28 Mar 2025
A tram decorated with artwork inspired by the Sundarbans, the world's largest mangrove forest, moves through the streets of Kolkata, India, on March 28, 2025. The special four-day festival, 'Sundarban Tramjatra', aims to raise awareness about the impact of climate change and promote eco-friendly transportation to protect the environment. (Photo by Rupak De Chowdhuri/NurPhoto) -
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Climate Change Awareness Campaign In Kolkata, India - 28 Mar 2025
A tram decorated with artwork inspired by the Sundarbans, the world's largest mangrove forest, moves through the streets of Kolkata, India, on March 28, 2025. The special four-day festival, 'Sundarban Tramjatra', aims to raise awareness about the impact of climate change and promote eco-friendly transportation to protect the environment. (Photo by Rupak De Chowdhuri/NurPhoto) -
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La chaîne de restaurant Nando's dévoile une crème pour le visage, inspirée de sa vinaigrette crémeuse
Picture MUST credit: Nando’s Restaurant chain Nando’s has unveiled a tasty new product that’s not for eating. It’s a skin cream aimed at fans of the world-wide eatery inspired by its creamy salad dressing.menu! The Extra Creamy Face Cream is described as a moisturiser infused with the unique flavours of garlic and black pepper to give skin a zingy boost. Garlic is said to offer anti-ageing, anti-fungal and skin-smoothing qualities. It also contains vitamins and minerals believed to help combat skin problems like acne. It is also rich in vitamin C, vitamin B-6, selenium, copper, and zinc. Black pepper has many potential benefits, including exfoliation, inflammation reduction, and skin brightening. It is rich in vitamin C, antioxidants, and other vital nutrients. The limited edition face cream is available from Nando’s UK website starting Wednesday, February 26. A Nando’s spokesperson says: “The question is, are you really a Creamy Salad Dressing fan if you don’t get a pot of Extra Creamy Face Cream?” Piture supplied by JLPPA
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La chaîne de restaurant Nando's dévoile une crème pour le visage, inspirée de sa vinaigrette crémeuse
Picture MUST credit: Nando’s Restaurant chain Nando’s has unveiled a tasty new product that’s not for eating. It’s a skin cream aimed at fans of the world-wide eatery inspired by its creamy salad dressing.menu! The Extra Creamy Face Cream is described as a moisturiser infused with the unique flavours of garlic and black pepper to give skin a zingy boost. Garlic is said to offer anti-ageing, anti-fungal and skin-smoothing qualities. It also contains vitamins and minerals believed to help combat skin problems like acne. It is also rich in vitamin C, vitamin B-6, selenium, copper, and zinc. Black pepper has many potential benefits, including exfoliation, inflammation reduction, and skin brightening. It is rich in vitamin C, antioxidants, and other vital nutrients. The limited edition face cream is available from Nando’s UK website starting Wednesday, February 26. A Nando’s spokesperson says: “The question is, are you really a Creamy Salad Dressing fan if you don’t get a pot of Extra Creamy Face Cream?” Piture supplied by JLPPA
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The Don is a model art piece for Trump fans
Ferrari Press Agency
The Don 1
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16/02/2025
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Pictures must credit: Hommi
An art company has unveiled a Donald Trump-inspired model for all MAGA fans of the US president.
The 33 cm tall model called The Don futures the US president's trademark blonde combover hair, red tie and blue suit.
But the facial features are blank.
The substantial sculpture. limited to 1,000 pieces, weighs in at 5kg and is made of solid resin.
The Don is described by Singapore-based art collective Hommi as a “ bold and striking collectible figure” that combines “minimalistic design with a touch of satire.”
Hommi says it focuses on creating innovative products that blend art with technology, making them aesthetically pleasing and interactive.
A spokesperson said: “Featuring the unmistakable silhouette in a sharp blue suit and vibrant red tie, the figure captures the essence of its inspiration with clean lines and playful simplicity.
“As part of Hommi’s artistic collection, this limited-edition piece stands out for its unique ability to provoke thought and spark conversation.
“Whether you’re a collector, design enthusiast, or someone with a taste for art that makes a statement, the Don figure adds personality and a modern edge to any space.”
The Don model is €350 euros with a smaller 22cm tall version available for €260 euros.
OPS: The Don by Hommi
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The Don is a model art piece for Trump fans
Ferrari Press Agency
The Don 1
Ref 16548
16/02/2025
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Pictures must credit: Hommi
An art company has unveiled a Donald Trump-inspired model for all MAGA fans of the US president.
The 33 cm tall model called The Don futures the US president's trademark blonde combover hair, red tie and blue suit.
But the facial features are blank.
The substantial sculpture. limited to 1,000 pieces, weighs in at 5kg and is made of solid resin.
The Don is described by Singapore-based art collective Hommi as a “ bold and striking collectible figure” that combines “minimalistic design with a touch of satire.”
Hommi says it focuses on creating innovative products that blend art with technology, making them aesthetically pleasing and interactive.
A spokesperson said: “Featuring the unmistakable silhouette in a sharp blue suit and vibrant red tie, the figure captures the essence of its inspiration with clean lines and playful simplicity.
“As part of Hommi’s artistic collection, this limited-edition piece stands out for its unique ability to provoke thought and spark conversation.
“Whether you’re a collector, design enthusiast, or someone with a taste for art that makes a statement, the Don figure adds personality and a modern edge to any space.”
The Don model is €350 euros with a smaller 22cm tall version available for €260 euros.
OPS: The Don by Hommi
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The Don is a model art piece for Trump fans
Ferrari Press Agency
The Don 1
Ref 16548
16/02/2025
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Pictures must credit: Hommi
An art company has unveiled a Donald Trump-inspired model for all MAGA fans of the US president.
The 33 cm tall model called The Don futures the US president's trademark blonde combover hair, red tie and blue suit.
But the facial features are blank.
The substantial sculpture. limited to 1,000 pieces, weighs in at 5kg and is made of solid resin.
The Don is described by Singapore-based art collective Hommi as a “ bold and striking collectible figure” that combines “minimalistic design with a touch of satire.”
Hommi says it focuses on creating innovative products that blend art with technology, making them aesthetically pleasing and interactive.
A spokesperson said: “Featuring the unmistakable silhouette in a sharp blue suit and vibrant red tie, the figure captures the essence of its inspiration with clean lines and playful simplicity.
“As part of Hommi’s artistic collection, this limited-edition piece stands out for its unique ability to provoke thought and spark conversation.
“Whether you’re a collector, design enthusiast, or someone with a taste for art that makes a statement, the Don figure adds personality and a modern edge to any space.”
The Don model is €350 euros with a smaller 22cm tall version available for €260 euros.
OPS: The Don by Hommi
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Apollo Moon mission-inspired watch is out of this world
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Moonwatch 1
Ref 16416
23/12/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Apollo Instruments
A watch for lovers of outer space has rocketed onto the market — styled like the guidance computer interface used aboard the Moon landing Apollo craft.
The DSKY Moonwatch is said to faithfully reproduce several operational routines from US space agency NASA’s lunar missions.
They are presented in their original display formats, while also incorporating custom operations.
The functions include time and date display, configurable time zones with automatic DST, a stopwatch, timer and alarm functions.
It’s also equipped with GPS navigation as well as original operations such as the GPS-driven P66 landing routine used b y the Apollo landing craft, the NASA lights and display test, power down and standby routines.
The timepiece has been created by UK watch company Apollo Instruments which said the Moonwatch is the result of four years work.
OPS: The Moonwatch by Apollo Instruments
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Apollo Moon mission-inspired watch is out of this world
Ferrari Press Agency
Moonwatch 1
Ref 16416
23/12/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Apollo Instruments
A watch for lovers of outer space has rocketed onto the market — styled like the guidance computer interface used aboard the Moon landing Apollo craft.
The DSKY Moonwatch is said to faithfully reproduce several operational routines from US space agency NASA’s lunar missions.
They are presented in their original display formats, while also incorporating custom operations.
The functions include time and date display, configurable time zones with automatic DST, a stopwatch, timer and alarm functions.
It’s also equipped with GPS navigation as well as original operations such as the GPS-driven P66 landing routine used b y the Apollo landing craft, the NASA lights and display test, power down and standby routines.
The timepiece has been created by UK watch company Apollo Instruments which said the Moonwatch is the result of four years work.
OPS: The Moonwatch by Apollo Instruments
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Apollo Moon mission-inspired watch is out of this world
Ferrari Press Agency
Moonwatch 1
Ref 16416
23/12/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Apollo Instruments
A watch for lovers of outer space has rocketed onto the market — styled like the guidance computer interface used aboard the Moon landing Apollo craft.
The DSKY Moonwatch is said to faithfully reproduce several operational routines from US space agency NASA’s lunar missions.
They are presented in their original display formats, while also incorporating custom operations.
The functions include time and date display, configurable time zones with automatic DST, a stopwatch, timer and alarm functions.
It’s also equipped with GPS navigation as well as original operations such as the GPS-driven P66 landing routine used b y the Apollo landing craft, the NASA lights and display test, power down and standby routines.
The timepiece has been created by UK watch company Apollo Instruments which said the Moonwatch is the result of four years work.
OPS: The Moonwatch by Apollo Instruments
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Apollo Moon mission-inspired watch is out of this world
Ferrari Press Agency
Moonwatch 1
Ref 16416
23/12/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Apollo Instruments
A watch for lovers of outer space has rocketed onto the market — styled like the guidance computer interface used aboard the Moon landing Apollo craft.
The DSKY Moonwatch is said to faithfully reproduce several operational routines from US space agency NASA’s lunar missions.
They are presented in their original display formats, while also incorporating custom operations.
The functions include time and date display, configurable time zones with automatic DST, a stopwatch, timer and alarm functions.
It’s also equipped with GPS navigation as well as original operations such as the GPS-driven P66 landing routine used b y the Apollo landing craft, the NASA lights and display test, power down and standby routines.
The timepiece has been created by UK watch company Apollo Instruments which said the Moonwatch is the result of four years work.
OPS: The Moonwatch by Apollo Instruments
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Des ingénieurs ont développé un drone inspiré des oiseaux, capable de marcher, de sauter et de décoller
Picture MUST credit: Alain Herzog / EPFL A bird-inspired drone which can walk, hop and take-off like with a leap has been developed by engineers. And its capabilities mean it could be used for inspections, disaster mitigation, and delivery in confined areas. The team behind it from Switzerland’s technical university Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale De Lausanne (EPFL) is already working on improved design and control of the legs to facilitate landing in a variety of environments. The flyer is called RAVEN which stands for Robotic Avian-inspired Vehicle for Multiple Environments. The design is based on perching birds like ravens and crows that frequently switch between air and land. The results offer a lightweight design for winged drones that can move on rough terrain and take off from restricted locations without human intervention. That means it can take off autonomously in environments previously inaccessible to winged drones. Previous robots designed to walk have been too heavy to jump, while robots designed to jump did not have feet suitable for walking. RAVEN’s unique design allows it to walk, traverse gaps in terrain, and even to jump up onto an elevated surface 26 cm high. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Des ingénieurs ont développé un drone inspiré des oiseaux, capable de marcher, de sauter et de décoller
Picture MUST credit: Alain Herzog / EPFL A bird-inspired drone which can walk, hop and take-off like with a leap has been developed by engineers. And its capabilities mean it could be used for inspections, disaster mitigation, and delivery in confined areas. The team behind it from Switzerland’s technical university Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale De Lausanne (EPFL) is already working on improved design and control of the legs to facilitate landing in a variety of environments. The flyer is called RAVEN which stands for Robotic Avian-inspired Vehicle for Multiple Environments. The design is based on perching birds like ravens and crows that frequently switch between air and land. The results offer a lightweight design for winged drones that can move on rough terrain and take off from restricted locations without human intervention. That means it can take off autonomously in environments previously inaccessible to winged drones. Previous robots designed to walk have been too heavy to jump, while robots designed to jump did not have feet suitable for walking. RAVEN’s unique design allows it to walk, traverse gaps in terrain, and even to jump up onto an elevated surface 26 cm high. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Des ingénieurs ont développé un drone inspiré des oiseaux, capable de marcher, de sauter et de décoller
Picture MUST credit: Alain Herzog / EPFL A bird-inspired drone which can walk, hop and take-off like with a leap has been developed by engineers. And its capabilities mean it could be used for inspections, disaster mitigation, and delivery in confined areas. The team behind it from Switzerland’s technical university Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale De Lausanne (EPFL) is already working on improved design and control of the legs to facilitate landing in a variety of environments. The flyer is called RAVEN which stands for Robotic Avian-inspired Vehicle for Multiple Environments. The design is based on perching birds like ravens and crows that frequently switch between air and land. The results offer a lightweight design for winged drones that can move on rough terrain and take off from restricted locations without human intervention. That means it can take off autonomously in environments previously inaccessible to winged drones. Previous robots designed to walk have been too heavy to jump, while robots designed to jump did not have feet suitable for walking. RAVEN’s unique design allows it to walk, traverse gaps in terrain, and even to jump up onto an elevated surface 26 cm high. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Des ingénieurs ont développé un drone inspiré des oiseaux, capable de marcher, de sauter et de décoller
Picture MUST credit: Alain Herzog / EPFL A bird-inspired drone which can walk, hop and take-off like with a leap has been developed by engineers. And its capabilities mean it could be used for inspections, disaster mitigation, and delivery in confined areas. The team behind it from Switzerland’s technical university Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale De Lausanne (EPFL) is already working on improved design and control of the legs to facilitate landing in a variety of environments. The flyer is called RAVEN which stands for Robotic Avian-inspired Vehicle for Multiple Environments. The design is based on perching birds like ravens and crows that frequently switch between air and land. The results offer a lightweight design for winged drones that can move on rough terrain and take off from restricted locations without human intervention. That means it can take off autonomously in environments previously inaccessible to winged drones. Previous robots designed to walk have been too heavy to jump, while robots designed to jump did not have feet suitable for walking. RAVEN’s unique design allows it to walk, traverse gaps in terrain, and even to jump up onto an elevated surface 26 cm high. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Des ingénieurs ont développé un drone inspiré des oiseaux, capable de marcher, de sauter et de décoller
Picture MUST credit: Alain Herzog / EPFL A bird-inspired drone which can walk, hop and take-off like with a leap has been developed by engineers. And its capabilities mean it could be used for inspections, disaster mitigation, and delivery in confined areas. The team behind it from Switzerland’s technical university Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale De Lausanne (EPFL) is already working on improved design and control of the legs to facilitate landing in a variety of environments. The flyer is called RAVEN which stands for Robotic Avian-inspired Vehicle for Multiple Environments. The design is based on perching birds like ravens and crows that frequently switch between air and land. The results offer a lightweight design for winged drones that can move on rough terrain and take off from restricted locations without human intervention. That means it can take off autonomously in environments previously inaccessible to winged drones. Previous robots designed to walk have been too heavy to jump, while robots designed to jump did not have feet suitable for walking. RAVEN’s unique design allows it to walk, traverse gaps in terrain, and even to jump up onto an elevated surface 26 cm high. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Des ingénieurs ont développé un drone inspiré des oiseaux, capable de marcher, de sauter et de décoller
Picture MUST credit: Alain Herzog / EPFL A bird-inspired drone which can walk, hop and take-off like with a leap has been developed by engineers. And its capabilities mean it could be used for inspections, disaster mitigation, and delivery in confined areas. The team behind it from Switzerland’s technical university Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale De Lausanne (EPFL) is already working on improved design and control of the legs to facilitate landing in a variety of environments. The flyer is called RAVEN which stands for Robotic Avian-inspired Vehicle for Multiple Environments. The design is based on perching birds like ravens and crows that frequently switch between air and land. The results offer a lightweight design for winged drones that can move on rough terrain and take off from restricted locations without human intervention. That means it can take off autonomously in environments previously inaccessible to winged drones. Previous robots designed to walk have been too heavy to jump, while robots designed to jump did not have feet suitable for walking. RAVEN’s unique design allows it to walk, traverse gaps in terrain, and even to jump up onto an elevated surface 26 cm high. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Des ingénieurs ont développé un drone inspiré des oiseaux, capable de marcher, de sauter et de décoller
Picture MUST credit: Alain Herzog / EPFL A bird-inspired drone which can walk, hop and take-off like with a leap has been developed by engineers. And its capabilities mean it could be used for inspections, disaster mitigation, and delivery in confined areas. The team behind it from Switzerland’s technical university Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale De Lausanne (EPFL) is already working on improved design and control of the legs to facilitate landing in a variety of environments. The flyer is called RAVEN which stands for Robotic Avian-inspired Vehicle for Multiple Environments. The design is based on perching birds like ravens and crows that frequently switch between air and land. The results offer a lightweight design for winged drones that can move on rough terrain and take off from restricted locations without human intervention. That means it can take off autonomously in environments previously inaccessible to winged drones. Previous robots designed to walk have been too heavy to jump, while robots designed to jump did not have feet suitable for walking. RAVEN’s unique design allows it to walk, traverse gaps in terrain, and even to jump up onto an elevated surface 26 cm high. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Des ingénieurs ont développé un drone inspiré des oiseaux, capable de marcher, de sauter et de décoller
Picture MUST credit: Alain Herzog / EPFL A bird-inspired drone which can walk, hop and take-off like with a leap has been developed by engineers. And its capabilities mean it could be used for inspections, disaster mitigation, and delivery in confined areas. The team behind it from Switzerland’s technical university Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale De Lausanne (EPFL) is already working on improved design and control of the legs to facilitate landing in a variety of environments. The flyer is called RAVEN which stands for Robotic Avian-inspired Vehicle for Multiple Environments. The design is based on perching birds like ravens and crows that frequently switch between air and land. The results offer a lightweight design for winged drones that can move on rough terrain and take off from restricted locations without human intervention. That means it can take off autonomously in environments previously inaccessible to winged drones. Previous robots designed to walk have been too heavy to jump, while robots designed to jump did not have feet suitable for walking. RAVEN’s unique design allows it to walk, traverse gaps in terrain, and even to jump up onto an elevated surface 26 cm high. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Une entreprise de meubles a dévoilé une nouvelle gamme inspirée des araignées
Picture MUST credit: Haunt A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders. US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name. Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match. The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom. All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs. They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs. The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros. The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “ Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Une entreprise de meubles a dévoilé une nouvelle gamme inspirée des araignées
Picture MUST credit: Haunt A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders. US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name. Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match. The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom. All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs. They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs. The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros. The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “ Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Une entreprise de meubles a dévoilé une nouvelle gamme inspirée des araignées
Picture MUST credit: Haunt A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders. US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name. Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match. The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom. All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs. They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs. The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros. The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “ Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Une entreprise de meubles a dévoilé une nouvelle gamme inspirée des araignées
Picture MUST credit: Haunt A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders. US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name. Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match. The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom. All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs. They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs. The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros. The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “ Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Une entreprise de meubles a dévoilé une nouvelle gamme inspirée des araignées
Picture MUST credit: Haunt A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders. US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name. Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match. The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom. All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs. They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs. The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros. The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “ Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Une entreprise de meubles a dévoilé une nouvelle gamme inspirée des araignées
Picture MUST credit: Haunt A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders. US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name. Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match. The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom. All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs. They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs. The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros. The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “ Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
Ferrari Press Agency
Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
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Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt.Chair
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
Ferrari Press Agency
Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt. Bed detail
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
Ferrari Press Agency
Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt.Bed
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
Ferrari Press Agency
Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt.Side table
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
Ferrari Press Agency
Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt.Bed detail
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
Ferrari Press Agency
Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt.Chair detail
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Le Pegasus est un hydroptère électrique, conçu en fibre de carbone
Picture MUST credit Foilone Boats A fighter plane-inspired hydrofoil is about to take off. The Pegasus has a sleek, aerodynamic body shell which looks like the fuselage of a World War I combat aircraft. It also has deign elements of 1950s F1 cars. But the all electric-powered vessel is made for skimming at speed across the water, not through the air. On board, there’s space for a single rider, and they’re cocooned into the cabin. The battery is located at the front in a space which can also be used as storage for small personal items. The all carbon fibre boat is crafted entirely from strong but lightweight carbon fibre, It has a top speed of 30 knots / 55.5 km/h and can be fully charged in just two hours. It has been created by Finland-based startup Foilone Boats. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le Pegasus est un hydroptère électrique, conçu en fibre de carbone
Picture MUST credit Foilone Boats A fighter plane-inspired hydrofoil is about to take off. The Pegasus has a sleek, aerodynamic body shell which looks like the fuselage of a World War I combat aircraft. It also has deign elements of 1950s F1 cars. But the all electric-powered vessel is made for skimming at speed across the water, not through the air. On board, there’s space for a single rider, and they’re cocooned into the cabin. The battery is located at the front in a space which can also be used as storage for small personal items. The all carbon fibre boat is crafted entirely from strong but lightweight carbon fibre, It has a top speed of 30 knots / 55.5 km/h and can be fully charged in just two hours. It has been created by Finland-based startup Foilone Boats. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le Pegasus est un hydroptère électrique, conçu en fibre de carbone
Picture MUST credit Foilone Boats A fighter plane-inspired hydrofoil is about to take off. The Pegasus has a sleek, aerodynamic body shell which looks like the fuselage of a World War I combat aircraft. It also has deign elements of 1950s F1 cars. But the all electric-powered vessel is made for skimming at speed across the water, not through the air. On board, there’s space for a single rider, and they’re cocooned into the cabin. The battery is located at the front in a space which can also be used as storage for small personal items. The all carbon fibre boat is crafted entirely from strong but lightweight carbon fibre, It has a top speed of 30 knots / 55.5 km/h and can be fully charged in just two hours. It has been created by Finland-based startup Foilone Boats. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le Pegasus est un hydroptère électrique, conçu en fibre de carbone
Picture MUST credit Foilone Boats A fighter plane-inspired hydrofoil is about to take off. The Pegasus has a sleek, aerodynamic body shell which looks like the fuselage of a World War I combat aircraft. It also has deign elements of 1950s F1 cars. But the all electric-powered vessel is made for skimming at speed across the water, not through the air. On board, there’s space for a single rider, and they’re cocooned into the cabin. The battery is located at the front in a space which can also be used as storage for small personal items. The all carbon fibre boat is crafted entirely from strong but lightweight carbon fibre, It has a top speed of 30 knots / 55.5 km/h and can be fully charged in just two hours. It has been created by Finland-based startup Foilone Boats. Picture supplied by JLPPA
JLPPA / Bestimage -
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Le Pegasus est un hydroptère électrique, conçu en fibre de carbone
Picture MUST credit Foilone Boats A fighter plane-inspired hydrofoil is about to take off. The Pegasus has a sleek, aerodynamic body shell which looks like the fuselage of a World War I combat aircraft. It also has deign elements of 1950s F1 cars. But the all electric-powered vessel is made for skimming at speed across the water, not through the air. On board, there’s space for a single rider, and they’re cocooned into the cabin. The battery is located at the front in a space which can also be used as storage for small personal items. The all carbon fibre boat is crafted entirely from strong but lightweight carbon fibre, It has a top speed of 30 knots / 55.5 km/h and can be fully charged in just two hours. It has been created by Finland-based startup Foilone Boats. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le Pegasus est un hydroptère électrique, conçu en fibre de carbone
Picture MUST credit Foilone Boats A fighter plane-inspired hydrofoil is about to take off. The Pegasus has a sleek, aerodynamic body shell which looks like the fuselage of a World War I combat aircraft. It also has deign elements of 1950s F1 cars. But the all electric-powered vessel is made for skimming at speed across the water, not through the air. On board, there’s space for a single rider, and they’re cocooned into the cabin. The battery is located at the front in a space which can also be used as storage for small personal items. The all carbon fibre boat is crafted entirely from strong but lightweight carbon fibre, It has a top speed of 30 knots / 55.5 km/h and can be fully charged in just two hours. It has been created by Finland-based startup Foilone Boats. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le Pegasus est un hydroptère électrique, conçu en fibre de carbone
Picture MUST credit Foilone Boats A fighter plane-inspired hydrofoil is about to take off. The Pegasus has a sleek, aerodynamic body shell which looks like the fuselage of a World War I combat aircraft. It also has deign elements of 1950s F1 cars. But the all electric-powered vessel is made for skimming at speed across the water, not through the air. On board, there’s space for a single rider, and they’re cocooned into the cabin. The battery is located at the front in a space which can also be used as storage for small personal items. The all carbon fibre boat is crafted entirely from strong but lightweight carbon fibre, It has a top speed of 30 knots / 55.5 km/h and can be fully charged in just two hours. It has been created by Finland-based startup Foilone Boats. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le Pegasus est un hydroptère électrique, conçu en fibre de carbone
Picture MUST credit Foilone Boats A fighter plane-inspired hydrofoil is about to take off. The Pegasus has a sleek, aerodynamic body shell which looks like the fuselage of a World War I combat aircraft. It also has deign elements of 1950s F1 cars. But the all electric-powered vessel is made for skimming at speed across the water, not through the air. On board, there’s space for a single rider, and they’re cocooned into the cabin. The battery is located at the front in a space which can also be used as storage for small personal items. The all carbon fibre boat is crafted entirely from strong but lightweight carbon fibre, It has a top speed of 30 knots / 55.5 km/h and can be fully charged in just two hours. It has been created by Finland-based startup Foilone Boats. Picture supplied by JLPPA
JLPPA / Bestimage -
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Le Pegasus est un hydroptère électrique, conçu en fibre de carbone
Picture MUST credit Foilone Boats A fighter plane-inspired hydrofoil is about to take off. The Pegasus has a sleek, aerodynamic body shell which looks like the fuselage of a World War I combat aircraft. It also has deign elements of 1950s F1 cars. But the all electric-powered vessel is made for skimming at speed across the water, not through the air. On board, there’s space for a single rider, and they’re cocooned into the cabin. The battery is located at the front in a space which can also be used as storage for small personal items. The all carbon fibre boat is crafted entirely from strong but lightweight carbon fibre, It has a top speed of 30 knots / 55.5 km/h and can be fully charged in just two hours. It has been created by Finland-based startup Foilone Boats. Picture supplied by JLPPA
JLPPA / Bestimage -
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Le Pegasus est un hydroptère électrique, conçu en fibre de carbone
Picture MUST credit Foilone Boats A fighter plane-inspired hydrofoil is about to take off. The Pegasus has a sleek, aerodynamic body shell which looks like the fuselage of a World War I combat aircraft. It also has deign elements of 1950s F1 cars. But the all electric-powered vessel is made for skimming at speed across the water, not through the air. On board, there’s space for a single rider, and they’re cocooned into the cabin. The battery is located at the front in a space which can also be used as storage for small personal items. The all carbon fibre boat is crafted entirely from strong but lightweight carbon fibre, It has a top speed of 30 knots / 55.5 km/h and can be fully charged in just two hours. It has been created by Finland-based startup Foilone Boats. Picture supplied by JLPPA
JLPPA / Bestimage -
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Le Pegasus est un hydroptère électrique, conçu en fibre de carbone
Picture MUST credit Foilone Boats A fighter plane-inspired hydrofoil is about to take off. The Pegasus has a sleek, aerodynamic body shell which looks like the fuselage of a World War I combat aircraft. It also has deign elements of 1950s F1 cars. But the all electric-powered vessel is made for skimming at speed across the water, not through the air. On board, there’s space for a single rider, and they’re cocooned into the cabin. The battery is located at the front in a space which can also be used as storage for small personal items. The all carbon fibre boat is crafted entirely from strong but lightweight carbon fibre, It has a top speed of 30 knots / 55.5 km/h and can be fully charged in just two hours. It has been created by Finland-based startup Foilone Boats. Picture supplied by JLPPA
JLPPA / Bestimage -
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Le Pegasus est un hydroptère électrique, conçu en fibre de carbone
Picture MUST credit Foilone Boats A fighter plane-inspired hydrofoil is about to take off. The Pegasus has a sleek, aerodynamic body shell which looks like the fuselage of a World War I combat aircraft. It also has deign elements of 1950s F1 cars. But the all electric-powered vessel is made for skimming at speed across the water, not through the air. On board, there’s space for a single rider, and they’re cocooned into the cabin. The battery is located at the front in a space which can also be used as storage for small personal items. The all carbon fibre boat is crafted entirely from strong but lightweight carbon fibre, It has a top speed of 30 knots / 55.5 km/h and can be fully charged in just two hours. It has been created by Finland-based startup Foilone Boats. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Classic aircraft and F1 inspired hydrofoil boat
Ferrari Press Agency
Pegasus 1
Ref 16264
28/10/2024
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Picture MUST credit Foilone Boats
A fighter plane-inspired hydrofoil is about to take off.
The Pegasus has a sleek, aerodynamic body shell which looks like the fuselage of a World War I combat aircraft.
It also has deign elements of 1950s F1 cars.
But the all electric-powered vessel is made for skimming at speed across the water, not through the air.
On board, there’s space for a single rider, and they’re cocooned into the cabin.
The battery is located at the front in a space which can also be used as storage for small personal items.
The all carbon fibre boat is crafted entirely from strong but lightweight carbon fibre,
It has a top speed of 30 knots / 55.5 km/h and can be fully charged in just two hours.
It has been created by Finland-based startup Foilone Boats.
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Classic aircraft and F1 inspired hydrofoil boat
Ferrari Press Agency
Pegasus 1
Ref 16264
28/10/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit Foilone Boats
A fighter plane-inspired hydrofoil is about to take off.
The Pegasus has a sleek, aerodynamic body shell which looks like the fuselage of a World War I combat aircraft.
It also has deign elements of 1950s F1 cars.
But the all electric-powered vessel is made for skimming at speed across the water, not through the air.
On board, there’s space for a single rider, and they’re cocooned into the cabin.
The battery is located at the front in a space which can also be used as storage for small personal items.
The all carbon fibre boat is crafted entirely from strong but lightweight carbon fibre,
It has a top speed of 30 knots / 55.5 km/h and can be fully charged in just two hours.
It has been created by Finland-based startup Foilone Boats.
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