foiling technology

Foiling technology uses a wing-like structure, called a foil, mounted underneath a watercraft or aircraft. When moving forward, the foil lifts the hull or fuselage above the water or air surface, reducing drag and allowing higher speeds with less effort. In boats, this results in smoother rides and faster travel; in aircraft, it enhances aerodynamics and fuel efficiency. The key idea is creating lift through hydrodynamic or aerodynamic principles, similar to how airplane wings generate lift, enabling efficient, elevated movement above the surface.