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A 40 m motor yacht at 16.8 knots: the CFD prediction against the sea trial
We ran a 40 m motor yacht at its 16.8-knot full-power speed in Notilus CFD, free to sink and trim, and set the result against its sea trial.
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Getting to know Notilus Piping: Piping and HVAC design in Rhino
Notilus Piping is a 3D piping and HVAC plugin for Rhino 7 and 8, used by yards and design offices to model every system on board on the same model as the hull and structure.
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Planing at 33 knots: the CFD prediction against the sea trial
An 8.4 m outboard boat run at its 33-knot top speed in Notilus CFD, free to rise and trim. The predicted engine power, 310–375 hp, brackets the 350 hp outboard it ran on.
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October Newsletter 2026 — Product Update
Shell expansion, stairs and live drawing update in Steeler, auto gaskets and clash reports in Piping, damaged stability in HydroStab, new rule calculations in Scantling and live camera tracking in Dude.
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Scantling on the Model, Not on Paper
Notilus Scantling links every structural panel, stiffener and girder directly to its geometry in Rhino.
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July Newsletter 2026 — Website & Product Update
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Notilus Software Sponsors Rhino User Meeting Amsterdam 2025
We are proud to announce that Notilus Software participated as a sponsor at the Rhino User Meeting Amsterdam 2025.
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Notilus at International Rhino User Meeting Wroclaw 2024
We had the pleasure of attending the International Rhino User Meeting in Wroclaw 2024, organized by McNeel Europe and Fab Foundation Poland.
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Unlocking the Power of Rhino with Notilus Marine Plugins: Elevate Your Marine Design Game!
In the world of marine design, innovation is the wind in our sails, and having the right tools is crucial to navigate the complexities of the industry.
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