Marine
Tyger-Ray is an electric underwater scooter designed for use during snorkelling or diving that not only increases dive time by saving energy, and therefore oxygen, but also lets you throw underwater loops and somersaults to depths of up to 38 metres. Travelling at 4 kph above and below the surface when used by an average-sized person, the rechargeable 12 volt system delivers a run-time of more than 60 minutes under typical conditions. Read More
Airboats are rare in Australia, being most commonly associated with the Everglade regions of American Southern States such as Florida and Louisiana. But the unique attributes of the airboat make it an ideal vehicle for Australian environments... Read More
Synonymous with the glamour of the sun-drenched playgrounds of St Tropez and Monte Carlo is the luxury motor yacht - it has long been one of the "must-have" toys for the wealthy patrons of the French Riviera and the market for million dollar plus yachts is growing rapidly in Australia. Read More
Sealegs represents the first commercially available amphibious option for small boats available anywhere in the world, allowing the occupants to drive from a storage location into the water whilst staying high and dry inside the boat. Read More
Scuba-Doo Motorised Scuba Bike opens a new dimension of underwater exploration by combining a fixed breathing dome that covers the head and shoulders with a highly-manoeuvrable, motorised underwater "motorcycle". Read More
Delfjet is a remarkable surfing device designed to allow humans to emulate the motions of one of our most admired sea creatures - the dolphin. Read More
The Australian/New Zealand built and crewed super maxi yacht, Alfa Romeo, has continued on from her win in the Sydney to Hobart earlier this year by taking line honours in four out of five races during the first major European regatta of the northern summer season. Read More
Deep Flight is a radical new design approach to underwater vehicles that uses wings instead of a traditional ballast system to "fly" through the ocean depths. Read More
Sometimes architecture can create much more than a roof over your head and this five-level, floating dwelling for six people is a perfect example of how a living space can define a new kind of living. Read More
From two-man sport-subs to luxurious ocean-going monsters, the private submersible marketplace is opening up the World's last great bastion of exploration. Read More