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REGENT seagliders travel at 180 mph but deploy like conventional boats
“We're going a 180 miles an hour on the wing with the ability to be deployed like a boat.”
REGENT's seaglider has a fully automated flight control system for hands-free flight
“Right now on the sea glider, we have a fully automated flight control system. So if you take your hands off, The flies itself. And we have this really robust sensor system that's looking ahead and down and underwater and controlling your altitude.”
Deploying 1,000 REGENT seagliders in the Taiwan Strait deters World War III
“And then in defense, in 10 years, we will not have had a World War III Because of Regents efforts and many other efforts in deterring that conflict, because we put a thousand sea gliders in the Taiwan trait and we said, try it.”
Seaglider hydrofoils handle five-foot waves, enabling 90% harbor utilization worldwide
“So we have this hydrofoiling mode that lets us take up to five feet waves and we've pulled, you know buoy data from all around the world and we're like 90 plus percent utilization in every harbor in the world.”
Wing-in-ground craft are regulated by the Coast Guard, bypassing the FAA
“It turns out like, if you go into U S law, there's a definition of a winging ground effect craft as a vessel. We're like, that's pretty cool. So we can build this flying machine. So we have this high speed mobility. We can service this massive coastal market a…”
REGENT's 15,000-pound seaglider produces no wake while riding on its hydrofoils
“And on the hydrofoils, there's no wake at all. So it just passes you and it's imperceptible and it's 15,000 pounds.”
REGENT seagliders fly above sonar and below long-range radar
“By flying low, you know, we don't touch the water surface. So we're above any sonar detection and we're just over the surface of the water. So we're below long range radar in some cases. So we can actually move around and be very hard to detect. And also becau…”