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Artemis Technologies Introduces Revolutionary eFoiler® Patrol Range

Belfast based Artemis Technologies, a pioneering force in cutting-edge, clean maritime innovation, is proud to unveil its latest breakthrough: the eFoiler® Patrol range.

The all-electric Artemis EF-12 Patrol stands as a beacon of sustainable maritime technology. With an impressive top speed of 30kts and a foiling range of 55nm, the EF-12 Patrol is equipped to revolutionise coastal security. An optional diesel hybrid range extender can extend its foiling range to an exceptional 236nm, ensuring prolonged operational capability without compromise.

Artemis EF-12 Patrol

For those seeking enhanced capabilities, the Artemis EF-20H Patrol has a top speed of 40kts and foiling range of 644nm. Equipped with retractable foils and a diesel hybrid range extender as standard, its seamless transition between diesel and electric modes empowers silent and emissions-free patrolling in ecologically sensitive areas or where tactical situation dictates.

Artemis EF-20H Patrol

Redefining the landscape of maritime operations. the innovative eFoiler® propulsion system minimises wake disturbances, mitigating impact on shorelines and fellow maritime users. The autopilot flight control system ensures stability, granting crew members a comfortable journey with reduced susceptibility to seasickness.

These adaptable platforms can be used for various operations, from patrol to search and rescue.

Beyond operational excellence, Artemis eFoiler® vessels present a critical avenue for governments to fulfil their decarbonisation goals. By harnessing cutting-edge technologies, these vessels substantially curtail greenhouse gas emissions, thereby contributing to the broader reduction of the sector’s environmental impact.

Experience the future of maritime security first hand onboard Pioneer, as Artemis Technologies showcases its revolutionary eFoiler® technology through on-water demonstrations along the Thames throughout DSEI 2023.

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