Pathfinder : Futuristic Ocean Explorer for Deep Sea Tourism

It’s good to hear from Phil Pauley after awhile, this time, he submitted his latest futuristic concept to us: Pathfinder. It’s a deep submarine that has special capability to drive ashore onto any port or coastline. As space travel becomes privatized, Phil has a vision to explore the deep blue sea, an ocean exploration that should become popular for research, tourism, or any commercial applications. Do you know that we only explore 5% of our global ocean?

Can you imagine that the Titanic become a tourist attraction? It’s highly possible when we have deep sea submarine tourism. Visit the Hydrothermal Vents, located deep in the Marina Trench where only few humans have been there before. Thank you to efficient, green, and especially quiet battery powered motors, Pathfinder won’t disturb marine wild life in their natural environment. This conceptual submarine represents an exciting era of underwater tourism, it is trying to become the next pioneering challenge for human progress.

Designer : Phil Pauley

Pathfinder Ocean Explorer by Phil Pauley

Pathfinder Ocean Explorer by Phil Pauley

Pathfinder Ocean Explorer by Phil Pauley

Pathfinder Ocean Explorer by Phil Pauley

Pathfinder Ocean Explorer by Phil Pauley

Pathfinder Ocean Explorer by Phil Pauley

Tuvie has received “Pathfinder Ocean Explorer” project from our ‘Submit A Design‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their design/concept for publication.



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One thought on “Pathfinder : Futuristic Ocean Explorer for Deep Sea Tourism

  1. Need more tech specs, awesome I love this
    Love this Moral Order tech stuff.
    Need info
    See Oscar Vinals for A-Z manned space craft winged.

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