Whalecopter : Futuristic Personal Watercraft by Sreejin Uchummal

Inspired by whales, Sreejin Uchummal has designed a futuristic personal watercraft that moves really fast in water.

Orcas or killer whales are the largest of the dolphins and one of the world’s most powerful predators. Killer whales has beautiful black and white shades. In amusement parks these whales are trained to do amazing dives and its trainer may ride on it. In this concept killer whale body is taken as a metaphor to structure the body for a speed water bike. This design helps the personal watercraft to move faster in water and also with the help of the rotor it can fly small distance. In next level of design this vehicle can be converted into a complete aerial vehicle.

Whalecopter, personal watercraft, is small in size, easily handled and it can be used in ocean, lakes and rivers. Main purpose for this copter is to protecting oil fields, army commando operations, dangerous ocean rescue operations, protecting ships etc.

Designer: Sreejin Uchummal

Whalecopter : Futuristic Personal Watercraft by Sreejin Uchummal

Whalecopter : Futuristic Personal Watercraft by Sreejin Uchummal

Whalecopter : Futuristic Personal Watercraft by Sreejin Uchummal

Whalecopter : Futuristic Personal Watercraft by Sreejin Uchummal

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One thought on “Whalecopter : Futuristic Personal Watercraft by Sreejin Uchummal

  1. Love this, Mass produce, test in HI & Caribbean, Mexico, Australia, Med sea, Need 2 seater model alone & side modules for luggage, picnic etc.
    Mass produce, Nice.
    Beats Sea Doos for sure.

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