The new Seakeeper 3 debut at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. Nearly 15 years in the making, it brings stabilization down to boats in the 30- to 40-foot range. Watch the video testing the ...

To let customers experience firsthand the difference Seakeeper gyro stabilization systems make in vessel performance and crew safety, the company has launched its new demo boat. The custom 345 Express ...

It was one of those demonstrations akin to the first time we saw ABS brakes in action, or booted up a computer. The Seakeeper is a "gyro stabilizer" that prevents boats from tossing side to side. It ...

On a recent sea trial, the owner of a Weaver 43 fishing boat pointed out how resolutely his vessel held a course against a quartering head sea once its Seakeeper gyroscopic stabilizer spooled up.

Pete Nolan guided his 32-foot Contender through Newport Harbor past the breakwater, close enough to the Bell Buoy to hear the sea lions barking and set up in the wake of a just-passed yacht. In the ...

The Seakeeper is a “ball” that helps eliminate motion sickness from any boat ride. It’s a specially designed gyroscope (or gyro) that reduces boat roll. For those who don’t go sailing too often, boat ...

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July 13, 2007 The experience of cruising the ocean waves is a joy for some, but as anyone who suffers from sea sickness can attest, it can also be completely unbearable. Boats pitch, roll and yaw much ...

We can imagine that quite a few of you sea-dwellers out there would love to just escape reality and cross the Atlantic on a solar-powered vessel, but for those who can't withstand a full ten minutes ...

Seakeeper, a manufacturer of gyroscopes for boats, will invest $11.1 million to expand its existing Berks County, PA manufacturing operation and move its Maryland headquarters to Pennsylvania. The ...

Seakeeper Ride’s transom-mounted controllers take 1,000 readings per second and adjust up to 100 times a second to counteract pitch and roll—now available for boats up to 55 feet. Courtesy Seakeeper ...