Molnarka by Daniel Lorincz is Fit for Saving Struggling Swimmers
Amelia Roblin — September 8, 2011 — Autos
References: behance.net & designbuzz
Humans are unlikely to tame the ocean anytime soon, which is why vessels like the Molnarka by Daniel Lorincz can really come in handy. A lifeguard on duty at the beach won't mean accidents are less likely to occur, but with a conveyance such as this, rescue missions would certainly be much more successful.
The gangly watercraft is lightweight and mobile, featuring a compact deck and three flanking rafts that keep it afloat. These buoyant feet are attached to the hull of the boat by bicycle-like braces, and can separate or come together to lift the core over the water. At a height of 4 meters above sea level, the Molnarka by Daniel Lorincz can offer rescuers an opportune perspective of a situation below, and effectively and noticeably flag down emergency motorboats in times of crisis.
The gangly watercraft is lightweight and mobile, featuring a compact deck and three flanking rafts that keep it afloat. These buoyant feet are attached to the hull of the boat by bicycle-like braces, and can separate or come together to lift the core over the water. At a height of 4 meters above sea level, the Molnarka by Daniel Lorincz can offer rescuers an opportune perspective of a situation below, and effectively and noticeably flag down emergency motorboats in times of crisis.
Trend Themes
1. Water Rescue Innovation - The Molnarka boat and similar inventions for water rescue offer opportunities to create disruptive change in the emergency services industry.
2. Compact Watercraft Design - There is potential for innovation in the development of mobile and lightweight watercrafts that can be used for a variety of purposes.
3. Multi-use Buoyant Feet - The use of buoyant feet on watercrafts like the Molnarka can inspire the development of similar multi-use appendages for other marine vessels.
Industry Implications
1. Emergency Services - The Molnarka and other water rescue innovations offer opportunities to create more effective and efficient emergency services.
2. Recreational Boating - Developments in the design of lightweight and compact watercrafts can have applications in the recreational boating industry.
3. Marine Technology - New buoyant technology and design innovations for watercrafts like the Molnarka can drive change in the marine technology industry.
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