The 'Seabreacher X' created by Rob Innes and Dan Piazza, is an extreme submarine that looks like a great white shark. Not only resembling a shark, this watercraft can dive under water, roll from side to side and jump 12 feet into the air. With a length of 16.5 feet, the diving machine is almost identical to a shark with a dorsal fin, gaping jaws and rows of dagger sharp teeth. All of these features are designed to make underwater cruising the best experience possible.
The Seabreacher X features a 260hp engine that powers it to 50mph above water and also 20mph underwater. This ultimate diving machine is also equipped with video camera to transmit live video to on-board LCD screens, GPS system and stereo system with iPod docking. The Seabreacher X certainly has teeth!
What's Driving This Trend
- Shark-shaped Watercrafts
- The trend of creating watercrafts that mimic the appearance and behavior of animals and produce a unique experience for riders and divers with video camera, GPS and stereo systems.
- Extreme Diving Machines
- The trend of developing advanced diving machines which can dive under water, roll from side to side and jump into the air with great efficiency, comfort, and speed.
- Underwater Cruising
- The trend of creating technology that enhances the experience of cruising underwater to make it easy, efficient, and accessible for everyone.
Who This Affects Most
- Tourism and Travel
- The tourism industry can benefit from developing watercrafts that create unique and thrilling experiences for tourists and travelers.
- Marine Exploration
- The marine exploration industry can benefit from advanced diving machines to conduct research and enable explorers to reach greater depths.
- Water Sports
- The water sports industry can benefit from creating new and exciting watercrafts with advanced features to attract more customers seeking thrilling water sports experiences.
