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By Tim Ferguson
Published: 27 September 2007 15:51 BST
This cutting edge catamaran is able to adapt to different sea conditions.
The two 100ft long pontoons of the Proteus are flexibly connected to the centre of the vessel to allow it to adapt to the water surface. The boat was on show as part of an HP product launch event.
Click to see more of the Proteus in action.
Photo credit: Steve Ranger
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