The hydrofoil is a type of fast watercraft that rises above the water on wing-like foils as it gains speed, reducing drag and allowing for higher speeds. This innovative vessel was invented by Italian engineer Enrico Forlanini, whose work significantly impacted maritime travel.
Forlanini (1848-1930) was an Italian engineer, inventor, and aeronautical pioneer. Born in Milan, he had a profound interest in aviation and marine engineering from a young age. He studied at the Military Academy of Turin and later at the Politecnico di Milano, where he focused on engineering.
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