Luxury superyacht uses eerie AI technology to predict passenger’s every desire
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Plans for a luxurious AI-powered superyacht have been unveiled that can allegedly ‘predict guest’s every move’. Solsea, a ground-breaking 43m long catamaran, is said to showcase the latest and greatest in nautical technology. Designed by well-known Italian shipbuilders Rossinavi, famous for their commitment to innovation, the yacht features a custom-built AI designed to watch guests and anticipate what they may want next.
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Crew members will be able to interact with the system easily, with the AI offering guidance on sustainable practices and encouraging lower-impact behaviours. Partly powered by solar panels, the AI may also work towards making ship perform more efficiently and environmentally friendly, Rossinavi bosses have suggested.
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The boat is also kitted out with a spacious platform for water sports, a lounge pool and an owner’s cabin with 180 degree views of the ocean. The exterior design of the ship integrates solar power panels to blend seamlessly with the breath-taking architecture.
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The superyacht is the product of a collaboration between Rossinavi and world-renowned designer Yves Béhar, who unveiled the project during Miami’s cultural and design week on Miami Beach, Florida. Federico Rossi, chief operating officer of Rossinavi, said: ‘It’s been an incredible journey to see how Yves Béhar reimagined the naval platform of our hybrid-electric catamaran.
