Rotating blade system generating thrust through water.

Radio-based system detecting other vessels, landmasses, and weather.

Communication device allowing calls outside VHF range.

Receiver providing entertainment via marine satellite feeds.

Cameras, sensors, and alarms protecting against theft or intrusion.

External electrical connection used while docked.

IoT-enabled control of systems via tablet or smartphone.

Sensor detecting fires within cabins or compartments.

Renewable energy system generating power from sunlight.

Device using sound waves to measure depth or detect underwater objects.

Collection of essential components for quick repairs.

Holding tank collecting wastewater from sinks and showers.

Advanced system reducing vessel motion using spinning gyros.

Central control station combining navigation and operation displays.

Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning unit controlling interior climate.

Propulsion setup combining diesel engines and electric motors.

Fluid-powered mechanism controlling steering or deck operations.

Engine mounted inside the hull connected to a driveshaft.

Equipment providing onboard wireless internet via satellite or cellular data.

Alert triggered by unauthorized entry or movement.

Device converting DC battery power into AC electricity for onboard use.

Energy-efficient lighting technology used on modern yachts.

Basic navigation instrument indicating magnetic north.

Device powering pneumatic tools or air horns.

Sound equipment delivering onboard music and announcements.

Digital or paper map used for navigation and route planning.

All mechanical, navigational, and electronic systems used aboard a vessel.

Onboard power unit providing electricity when away from shore.

Routine firmware or data refresh for onboard electronics.

Device capable of both transmitting and receiving communication signals.