AeroHydro

AeroHydro, Inc. is a company specializing in providing advanced 3D computer-aided design (CAD) software tailored for the design and construction of boats, yachts, ships, and other marine vessels. Established in 1982 by naval architect and engineer Dr. Donald L. MacPherson, the company has built a reputation for creating software solutions that blend ease of use with powerful functionality, meeting the specific needs of the marine industry.

One of the flagship products offered by AeroHydro is MultiSurf, which is a versatile modeling software used extensively in the marine design sector. MultiSurf is known for its capability to handle complex geometries and its suitability for creating precise, fair surfaces, making it particularly valuable for designers and engineers focused on hydrodynamics and structural integrity.

Key Features and Offerings:

MultiSurf: The core product, offering a comprehensive set of tools for surface and solid modeling tailored to marine applications.
Integration and Compatibility: AeroHydro's software often integrates with other industry-standard tools and technologies, allowing for a seamless workflow from initial design to analysis and construction.
Support and Training: AeroHydro provides robust support and training options to ensure that users can effectively leverage their software’s capabilities.

Clients of AeroHydro typically include naval architects, marine engineers, designers, boat builders, and other professionals within the maritime industry. These users rely on AeroHydro’s software to develop highly efficient and innovative marine vessels.

Overall, AeroHydro’s commitment to specialized software solutions helps drive advancements in marine design, contributing significantly to the industry's capacity to produce high-performance watercraft.

603-595-7421
www.AeroHydro.com
207-244-4171

Products

Design, Analysis, and Manufacturing applications. Design services.

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54 Herrick Road, P.O. Box 684
Southwest Harbor ME 04679
USA

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