Blades
Made
Better

What do rowing and paddle blades, aircraft engines and marine propellers have in common? They all stand to be revolutionised by Oscar Propulsion.

Our fascination with the way blades, propellers and aircraft aerofoils interact with water and air has inspired us to create revolutionary technologies that will not only improve their performance, but also benefit people, industries, and our precious environment.

Sport

By meticulously placing angled cuts or slits in rowing and paddle blades, we’re enabling athletes to push themselves harder and train for longer while reducing the risk of injury.

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Marine

Cavitation not only damages marine propellers, it also creates significant levels of Underwater Radiated Noise (URN) that impacts the ocean and marine fauna. Our breakthrough solution is Oscar PressurePores™.

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Aviation

As our skies become more crowded, particularly in urban areas, the need for quieter aircraft engines will be paramount. Our patented Noise Prevention at Source (NPaS) technology provides the answer.

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We are not manufacturers. We’re technology innovators with a passion for blade-based propulsion and the belief that we can help create a better world.

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Latest News

Momentous Developments in Ocean Protection
Marine| March 2023
International Canoe Federation (ICF) approval
Sport| March 2023
Oscar Propulsion is proud sponsor of ambassador Shannon Lockhart for The Crossing 2023
Sport| January 2023
The pressure is on to reduce Underwater Radiated Noise (URN) from ship propellers
Marine| January 2023
PressurePores™ patent granted by the European Patent Office
Marine| July 2022
Henley Masters – Croker slit blades win O.MasG.4+
Sport| July 2022
Bill Bailey gives the thumbs up
Sport| July 2022
80 miles non-stop paddling – Bahamas to Florida
Sport| June 2022
Sustainable Aviation (Sweden)
Aviation| May 2022
Selected for Global Business Innovation Programme
Aviation| January 2022
Selected for GE Aviation Technology Showcase
Aviation| December 2021
European Endurance Gold!
Sport| October 2021
Finite Element Analysis (FEA) completed
Marine| July 2021
Full-scale sea trials completed
Marine| August 2020