Vision Marine Technologies Files 16th U.S. Patent Application Covering Electronic Reverse-Thrust Architecture for Electric Outboards
Intellectual Property / Electric Propulsion Technology
The newly filed patent application focuses on an electronic reverse-thrust architecture for electric marine outboards, enabling propulsion direction to be controlled electronically through motor rotation rather than through traditional mechanical shifting systems commonly used in combustion-powered outboards.
The application is designed around one of the inherent advantages of electric propulsion: reducing mechanical dependency while maintaining compatibility with established lower-unit marine architectures. By managing directional control electronically, the system is intended to simplify integration, reduce moving components and support long-term durability and serviceability.
"This filing reflects one of the practical engineering advantages that electric propulsion enables," said
The filing expands
"This patent application reflects our philosophy of building technology that delivers practical value and supports broader adoption," said
With 16 patent applications filed to date,
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