Good move

the pole with the light on too. it seems like a bodge to fix a mistake. or is it a usual feature on unusual boats?

Planes can mostly be flown on instrumentation only, but that does not mean you want a billionaire to build a plane without windows...

They likely have blindspot cameras like many newer automobiles.

I've just cancelled my order. I have three helicopters. Do they think I'm going to make do with two like some poor person?

id probably say the majority of country's on earth dont have vessels that big in their navy

Big ships is not equal to efficient ships, for the navy

@@Denstoradiskmaskinen But obviously an indicator of high sea operational capability

@@jimmyarias123 Calm down internet cowboy.

All landlocked countries.

More to come!

Me too, nice job.

Ask them if they want to see the roof inside.

They will be naked.

Bikini girls... hmmm 🤔 you mean girls like a daughter of Eugene Crabs, owner of Crusty Crabs from Sponge Bob Square Pants show from Bottom of Bikini Atoll??? 😂

@C K how does your mother look in a bikini?

Only a dozen? THINK BIG

Lets the captain know who's "not" in charge.

My thoughts exactly.

And there are no international rules to keep them from doing this, because usually nobody would do a stupid move like that...

.....for the owners convenience all we have to sacrifice is destruction of our life and limb ?

@@stephenhunter70 the owner decides where. But the captain still decides if.

bermudaguy1 40 meters(130 ft.) Is plenty big enough for me, but I see your point👍

@@kennyhuskisson2684 Actually, 130 ft is a good size. I guess from my perspective, living in Bermuda, the water can get pretty choppy at times and 200 ft+ would give more comfort and stability in more areas. Additionally, I think I could lease it for more during the 3 or 4 months that I'm not living on it.

bermudaguy1 Very true, bigger is always better when it comes to yachts & dealer waters👍✌

Im buying a 17 meter prestige flybridge !!

bermudaguy1 You are so modest :-D

My thoughts exactly

I was just gonna say if it has two flir cameras i am pretty sure it has a host of other cameras giving it a video display of everything around it.

@@Abcsam86 yeah if it's got $400k+ in FLIR, I'm sure there are hundreds of other cameras on this boat. Both for navigation and security

No worries! All these vessels have an external maneuver set in the bulwark, if it rains or snow the owners are warm and comfortable inside, it comes with the captain’s salary😉

@@fernandofernando7710 I dont see how that helps with the visibility? Or did you post on the wrong thread?

Its a private vessel, so in terms of real estate, the best view is saved for the owner. That his priority and fair enough really.

Yes.

Are training requirements rigorous in using the new automation? Or are the controls intuitive? I am an old pirate set in my ways with a 18th Century monocular.

@@gmb858 it really makes your job easier and with more precision. You probably will miss the direct feedback through your hands but you learn to use the feedback from your feet. It makes your bridge clean and ergonomical with screens that you can display whatever layout you can desire. We do something really cool with all of the traditional control back-ups and systems. So if you really want them or need them they're right at your fingertips. They kind of pop out at you 😉

@@christopherpeninger324 are all-glass bridge controls viable? It would require full array LED screens that can dim to true black at night

@@visionist7 the control surface is not an LED screen. It's glass with a custom etched control surfaces that mimic the actual controls. Think Star Trek: The Next Generation bridge. The view screens, Radar, AMS, Chart, etc. are LED.

@@christopherpeninger324 I see. With this does one FINALLY somewhat get full Bridge/Engine Room integration? Or is this a goal that remains to be seen???

my favorite looking mega yacht is still Bravo Eugenia.

A crew of 54? Am I renting people or a yacht?

I can't even afford to watch this video bro LOL

I’ll file this under - ‘Things people say they will do if they were rich but would never do if they actually were!’

@@eSysmanSuperYachts Ahahahah, good one

The border is 12+ guests then it has to apply for cruise permits but i think only to some and the real private yacht to cruise ship is 25 guests + then it HAS to have full cruise permits and all the paper work.

Oh that's easy, the shipyard also gives you a can of mace and a baseball bat 😅

if u are that rich . i think u got blackwater spec ops team on speed dial at a moment notice lol..

They were on land first, but there are 70s research ships with ginormous ones the size of a house

Looks like one of those filthy hippie vessels, you know like the one in whale wars...

It's called Galaxy of Happiness, there are plent of videos about it here on KZfaq

More of it here Klingons Land in SuperYacht Marina! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d7CAqMeQqbGRh4k.html

Is the technology really reliable enough for this?

No they would not be a replacement for line of sight.

Only at low speed in very light seas

Yeah i agree, its an absolutely stunning yact

ahahahaha.... Under the name : "Port of Liechstenstein".... Or Andorra... Even in Monté Carlo yachts are not so huge !!!

@@bobduvar well the reason there are few boats this size in Monaco, is because there are only a handful of boats this size in the world, and secondly they just don't fit. There are only few berths that can fit a boat like this, and they are usually occupied by the regulars or a cruise liner

That’s not the case. You can’t do better than a clear view from the bridge. And Flir camera are not for navigation.

@@eSysmanSuperYachts - What are they used for then, if not navigation? They're often used for nighttime obstacle avoidance. You can't see shit from a high bridge in pitch black in the middle of the ocean. These high end FLIRs are integrated with the radar and nav systems and have auto tracking functionality.

@@OMGWTFLOLSMH u must be an expert lol U cant control the ship with flir cameras they arent giving real live pictures. In the night u arent manovering with visual but at daytime you do

Well in this particular video I’m referring to the bridge being placed in the wrong position. And I’d challenge you to find a video where the title is not addressed in the video.

My guess is that this boat has so much redundant tech, that it couldn't crash, even if there was no one on the bridge.

A airlines have debated for years whether or not to get rid of windows entirely, so I imagine they have no problems seeing where they are going and what is in there way better than any window no matter where it is located.

@@elcajondavid1 Wonder how many pilots have been included in that conversation. Bean counters sometimes don't have a clue.

If I were the owner, the ability to sit in the back of the bridge from time to time and watch the bridge crew do their thing, would be one of the attractions of having a big yacht. I wouldn't do it all the time and make people uncomfortable, but I would consider it a part of the yachting life I wouldn't want to miss. If I would commission a ship like that, I would make sure that the fact that it is a ship would not be glossed over or hidden. I would want it to be a real Yacht, not just a swimming mansion, you know what I mean? The maritime, nautical aspect of it all would be important to me. I would want to experience the ocean, be near to it and experience life on a ship and everything that entails. Long story short, I would want to take advantage of the fact that I am on a yacht and would want to milk it for all its worth. Make the yacht life as "yacht-ey" as possible. Putting the bridge under deck to make room for just another bedroom would be the last thing I would want.

There are owners out there that love yachts and yachting but sadly many don’t actually like being at sea and often fly from A to B to miss the rough weather.

@@eSysmanSuperYachts Yeah. It seems for most of those super rich people owning a yacht is 100% a prestige thing and they don't really care about yachting culture and experiencing the ocean and all that. That new science fiction looking mega sailing yacht with the extremely high walls is an extreme example. Not even sure whether you can see properly through the "hidden windows" on that thing. It looks as if you basically have to climb up one of the masts to actually see the water.