AURELIA 67anchored in clear tropical water.

Private yacht twin

Yacht digital twin / premium ownership

AURELIA 67

A 67-meter yacht study in which image, 3D and owner experience come together into a convincing digital twin.

Premium proof of concept

The case in 30 seconds

AURELIA 67

Problem: A 67-meter yacht study in which image, 3D and owner experience come together into a convincing digital twin.
Solution: A private digital twin that connects form, materials and ownership experience.
Role and focus: Digital twin, premium
Status: Premium proof of concept
Result: Brand, configurator, portal

Live lab / try it yourself

Explore the yacht as a digital system

Rotate the 3D model, switch views, and explore how design decisions, materials, and owner context come together in one digital twin.

Open the 3D twin View the story

01 / InputModel, light and renderingYou can change or choose this yourself

02 / System3D rendering and configuration logicWebGL 3D · GLB pipeline · Interaction design

03 / EvidenceA navigable digital twinThis makes the operation visible

Object67 meter explorer yacht

ExperienceFrom yard to owner

Digital layerDecks, materials, systems

AccessPrivate client portal

Brand vision/engineering becomes emotion

Sheerline, horizon and keel in one signature

The A is not a classic hunting weapon, but a reduced construction plan: the vertical line is the keel, the transverse line the horizon and the lower arc the movement of the hull. Champagne gold carries ownership; sea glass marks the digital layer.

From steel to meaning

The value is in every detail

An owner does not buy a generic 3D model.AURELIAconnects the physical construction with decisions: which material has been chosen, what lies behind a wall, which space is still changing and what does that mean for weight, maintenance and experience.

Real set dining table on the aft deck of a yacht on the Turkish coast. — Guest experience · space, line of sight and moment of use

Detail of a real wooden yacht deck with metal railing. — Material proof · teak, finishing and routing

Private configurator

View the ship by deck and make a decision

A Star Citizen-like depth of information, but with the peace and tangibility of real yacht building. Click through the three sample decks.

A67 / PROFILE 0167.0 MExplorer platform · owner configuration

0204067 m

Guest and owner routes are visible; service remains out of sight.

Experience point 01Beach club arrival

The owner and guests enter from the water without crossing the service and crew route.

Review: Owner experience
Status: Flow approved
Evidence: Route study 04

Visibility286°validated

GlassLow ironsample approved

NavigationRedundantclass review

Wheelhouse

Control ergonomics and sight lines

Captain office

Secure operational access

Skylounge

Day to evening lighting scene

Helideck

Surface finish decision due

Owner suite86 m²full beam

Dining12 guestsindoor/outdoor

StoneTravertinelot reserved

Arrival

Beach club to lobby transition

Salon

Continuous sea level horizon

Dining

Service route kept invisible

Owner suite

Private forward panorama

Guest suites4ensuite

Range5,200nmconcept target

EnergyHybridsimulation ready

Engine room

Service clearance visualized

Battery room

Thermal routing review

Tender bay

Launch sequence simulated

Crew flow

Private routes separated

Design boundary: this is not a naval engineering tool and not an exact replica of the photographed yacht. It is an interaction and presentation model that can later be fed with real CAD/BIM, material and site data.

Premium, not flashy

Technology disappears behind trust

The interface opens with emotion, but each digital layer has a function for owner, designer, yard or crew.

01 / Cinematic

From construction model to cinematic revelation

Directed camera movements, real lighting studies and interaction between exterior, decks and interior.

02 / Evidence

Material and decision linked

Samples, suppliers, maintenance, decision status and approval remain linked to the relevant space.

03 / Ownership

A digital ship that continues to live

After delivery, the twin turns into a quiet handover, maintenance and crew environment.

Wheelhouse

Lines of sight, controls and navigation systems.

Owner suite

Space, materials and private panoramas.

Hospitality

Guest routes and service out of sight.

Engineering

Maintenance, energy and technical access.

Independent concept case; no relation to the ships depicted. Superyacht Photography: Duarte Fotografia via Pexels. Interior and detail photography: Furkan Tumer and Jules Clark via Pexels. The brand, vessel profile, information architecture and interface were designed for this portfolio case.

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