Innovation beyond traditional production

Innovation in manufacturing is expanding beyond individual products and industries. Across sectors, digital production technologies are creating new opportunities to design, test, and produce solutions in ways that were previously difficult to achieve.

Within the RAW Idea group, this approach is also driving new developments. A strong example is the Ozare 6.3 Adventure, a new boat concept developed for our sister company Tanaruz Boats.

Following earlier developments in the recreational boating market, customer insights, market research, and international interest revealed a clear opportunity: a vessel that combines recreational use with greater functionality and versatility.

This resulted in the development of the Ozare 6.3 Adventure.

A new approach to leisure and utility boating

The Ozare 6.3 Adventure is designed for the leisure-utility segment, combining comfort, practicality, and performance. The concept is developed for Category C waters, making it suitable for more open and challenging conditions compared with earlier recreational models.

The design focuses on creating a versatile boat that supports a wider range of use cases. Key characteristics include:

— Approximately 6.3 meters in length and 2.3 meters in width

— Capacity for at least seven people

— Compatibility with both electric and conventional propulsion

— Increased functional deck space

— A closed rear structure for improved safety on open water

— Enhanced stability and overall user experience

Rather than developing a boat based only on appearance, the process started from real-world applications, technical requirements, and future market potential.

Engineering through digital design

One of the most valuable aspects of this development is the freedom created by digital production methods. Large-scale printing technology allows products to be approached differently from traditional manufacturing.

During the development process, extensive attention was given to hull geometry, stability, efficiency, and user comfort. The design combines principles from both monohull and catamaran concepts, creating a hybrid approach that improves stability while maintaining practical usability.

Several technical improvements were integrated, including:

— Increased transom freeboard height

— Optimized bow geometry for improved efficiency

— Integrated stabilizing hull features

— Optimized water displacement

— Additional protection of the printed hull structure

An initial validation phase indicates that the current design achieves a safety margin above the required category standards for the tested stability conditions.

The Next Evolution of Product Design

The Ozare 6.3 Adventure demonstrates where digital manufacturing creates real value. The opportunity is not only to produce faster, but to rethink products from the beginning.

Traditional production methods often influence design decisions through limitations in tooling, complexity, and cost. Digital manufacturing creates more flexibility to explore new forms, optimize performance, and develop products around actual user needs.

This shift changes the role of technology. It becomes not just a production tool, but an enabler for better product development.

Technology as a development accelerator

Beyond physical manufacturing, software, simulation, and automation are becoming increasingly important in the design process.

Modern development methods allow teams to test variations faster, simulate performance, and shorten development cycles. This creates a more efficient path from concept to validated product.

The future of manufacturing will not only be defined by better machines, but by smarter ways of designing and developing products.

What's next

The continued development of the Ozare 6.3 Adventure reflects the broader ambitions within the RAW Idea group: exploring how digital production can unlock new product categories and applications.

The coming quarter is focused on strengthening and expanding our core capabilities, with clear priorities that continue to shape the next phase of development:

— Further development of new product categories

— Expansion of design and validation capabilities

— Continued professionalisation of production processes

— Exploration of additional commercial applications

Each of these steps reflects a broader direction of growth: building not only better products, but a more capable and scalable development and production ecosystem. We move forward with confidence and appreciation for everyone contributing to the continued development of RAW Idea.