What you’re about to see is a high-speed, energy-efficient marine technology platform designed for scale, not specialization.
The new Celerity Craft video reveals the architecture of our Dynamic Air Cushion Vehicle (DACV)—a platform built to serve multiple industries, environments, and mission types with one core design. From water taxi to military transport, from pilot transfer to shallow water cargo delivery, this platform adapts.
Why a Platform Approach Changes Marine Design
Conventional boats are purpose-built. Ferries, patrol boats, SAR vessels, cargo carriers—each designed from the ground up, over and over. This fragmented approach slows development, increases costs, and limits flexibility.
Celerity Craft takes a different path: a modular, platform-based design that supports multiple vessel types on a common core. It’s the same logic used in the automotive and aerospace industries, applied now to marine transportation.
What You’ll See in the Video
This video takes you below the surface—literally and conceptually. It showcases:
- A three-hull vessel structure lifted by an energized column of air to reduce drag and increase efficiency.
- A scalable platform that ranges from 12m water taxis to 55m logistics and mission support craft.
- Configurations for:
- Urban transit
- Search and rescue
- Pilot transfer
- Defense operations
- Flat-deck cargo (e.g. 4-container payload)
- Amphibious capabilities for beach access, icy terrain, shallow rivers, and debris-filled environments.
You’ll also see how each configuration is built on the same core system—with no need to redesign the vessel from scratch.
Built for Change, Not for One Use
This is a marine platform designed for adaptability:
- Operators can customize missions without replacing the vessel.
- Maintenance is simplified through a modular structure.
- The same vessel can be electrified, automated, or upgraded with next-gen navigation and ride control.
- It’s engineered to evolve with emerging mission and environmental demands.
Whether it’s passenger service in a coastal city or freight delivery across an iced-over lake, the platform stays constant. The use case changes.
Why Now
The pressure to decarbonize, reduce costs, and increase flexibility is reshaping the marine sector. Celerity Craft’s platform directly addresses this shift:
- 2x speed with 50–70% lower energy use
- Zero-emission ready with electric and hydrogen options
- Minimal wake, noise, and underwater impact
- No propellers, keels, or foils to damage ecosystems or be damaged by debris
- Rapid deployment in regions with limited marine infrastructure
For operators, governments, and partners, this creates a path to faster, cleaner, more economical marine mobility.
Watch the Platform in Action
Watch the full story unfold, and if you see potential alignment with your mission, route, or technology roadmap, we’re ready to talk.
