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From experimental foil boards to high-spec rescue drones, the water sports landscape is evolving fast. Join our subscriber list for deep dives into electric propulsion, battery safety, and the emerging technologies that are redefining Australian waterways.
We look beyond the surface of modern water sports. Water Sport Innovations explores the full spectrum of marine technology, from the high-speed thrills of mini jet boats and electric foil boards to the critical engineering behind remote control rescue buoys. We analyse emerging concepts, battery safety systems, and the Australian standards that keep us safe on the water.
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