#marine technology

How is AI navigation changing your sailing budget for the better?

Are you ditching traditional radar for AI-powered collision avoidance yet?

Are traditional sails holding back sailing innovation, or are modern foils just an expensive gimmick?

Is sailing experience overrated or do modern gadgets make anyone a captain?

Is traditional seamanship dying because of too much tech on modern sailboats?

Is AI replacing the human element in yacht navigation?

Would you ever buy a fully autonomous yacht for long-distance cruising?

Do solar-powered yachts really hold their value better now?

Would you ever trust a windvane self-steering system over an electric autopilot?

Are autopilots and bow thrusters making us lazy sailors, or is going manual just a flex for snobs?

Is modern sailing too reliant on electronics, and have we lost real seamanship?

Is a foil-assisted cruising catamaran worth the extra cost?

Would you switch from a full keel to a fin keel if it meant better upwind performance?