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Mind-blowing ‘smart’ yacht with its own beach club can be controlled from your phone

AN IMPRESSIVE ‘smart’ yacht that can be controlled by a phone has been unveiled.

The mind-blowing Horizon Yacht FD90 is the first in its series to have a system that can let you control interior functions just like in a smart home.

Cover ImagesA lot of features on the yacht can be controlled via a smartphone[/caption]

Cover ImagesA yacht like this costs millions[/caption]

The FD series was first launched in 2017 but this new version has a much more futuristic feel.

It’s 90 feet long and includes four staterooms and a convertible beach club.

If that wasn’t enough, there’s also a large deck space for ‘alfresco living’.

The main living area has floor to ceiling windows, providing ultimate views.

The most exciting feature is probably the ‘Jung automation’, which gives yacht owners much more control of their surroundings.

Jung lets owners adjust blinds and shutters, temperature control systems, and lighting.


It will also control entertainment systems across the yacht’s zones.

The captain can also control the boat’s alarm and monitoring systems.

Features can also be added to the system at the owners’ wishes.

In the master bedroom, there’s ‘full-length smart glass’ that can be transitioned into ‘privacy mode’.

On the deck below, the three ensuite staterooms include two queen-sized berths and a convertible twin/VIP in the bow.

If more privacy is required, there’s also a sky lounge with ‘privacy doors’.

A yacht like this could sell for tens of millions of dollars depending on personalizations.

Cover ImagesThe most exciting feature is probably the ‘Jung automation’ control[/caption]

Cover ImagesYou can control the entertainment from a smartphone[/caption]

Cover ImagesThe yacht has four bedrooms[/caption]

Cover ImagesThe owner could control things like the lightning and temperature from a phone just like in a smart home[/caption]

Cover ImagesThere’s also plenty of peaceful viewing spots away from the tech[/caption]

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