On Wednesday, Vision Marine Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:VMAR) announced its submission of a patent application for a novel method and apparatus designed to control the cooling water system of electric marine vessels. This technological advancement aims to address the particular challenges faced when operating electric propulsion systems within marine environments.
The patent application is a response to the evolving battery technologies that are enabling the shift towards fully electric watercraft. Vision Marine's Chief Technology Officer, Xavier Montagne, highlighted the importance of cooling efficiency, which is achieved through a combination of specialized mechanical equipment and advanced software control. The company's extensive experience in hot weather conditions has provided valuable data that informed this development.
Vision Marine's E-Motion™ Powertrain system, which features an exceptional battery cooling system and motor, has been recognized for its performance and safety. CEO Alexandre Mongeon emphasized that this innovation has positioned the company as a leader in the high-power outboard motor segment. The E-Motion™ System's capabilities are a testament to the company's focus on technological innovation.
The company's efforts to pioneer the electric boating industry are further underscored by its commitment to sustainability. Vision Marine is dedicated to enhancing the performance of electric marine vessels while also reducing their environmental footprint. The patent-pending technology is part of Vision Marine's strategy to continue leading in electric marine propulsion technology.
In addition to this announcement, Vision Marine Technologies will be participating as a sponsor at the American Boating Congress 2024, which is scheduled to take place from May 8-10 at the InterContinental-The Wharf in Washington, DC. The event is a significant gathering of leaders from various sectors within the recreational boating and fishing industries, focusing on shaping policy decisions relevant to the sector.
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