Case Study: REGENT Craft


REGENT Craft leveraged Concurrent Real-Time’s simulation and real-time systems to accelerate the development of its all-electric seaglider reducing costs, improving safety, and enabling reliable system certification.

REGENT Craft is redefining coastal transportation with the development of its electric seaglider, a wing-in-ground effect vehicle that combines the efficiency of maritime design with the speed of aviation. To achieve this goal, REGENT Craft needed to validate complex control systems covering propulsion, batteries, and actuation long before physical prototypes could take to the water.

Concurrent Real-Time solutions helped REGENT Craft with:

  • Faster and more cost-effective system validation.
  • Predictive simulation for improved safety and reliability.
  • Scalable and automated testing to streamline certification.

Through these tools, REGENT Craft accelerated its development timeline and moved closer to realizing its vision of sustainable, high-speed coastal mobility.

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