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Penned in partnership with Aston Engineering, the 160-footer automatically follows the aircraft short distances to eschew the need for steering. The yacht’s high-tech autopilot system means it could also be controlled from an app or the office of a travel company, according to Zhivov. The captain can still take the helm for longer or more complex trips.The designer didn’t go into specifics regarding tech or propulsion, but it certainly is an interesting concept.
“The ‘Autopilot Cruise’ could become a very attractive idea both for travelers and businesses alike,” Zhivov adds. The designer also previously unveiled an 85-foot,This futuristic cruiser is by no means short on luxury, either. Zhivov says it offers the style of a superyacht and the comfort of a house. The open-plan interior is made up of movable walls that can be built using 3-D printing technologies, of course. This ensures there’s plenty of flexibility regarding layout.
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