Bluegame BG64 equipped with Smartgyro ahead of World Premiere
Bluegame BG64 equipped with Smartgyro ahead of World Premiere
Smartgyro, the global innovator in marine stabilization technology, is proud to announce the installation of its SG40 gyro stabilizer aboard the new Bluegame BG64, which will make its World Premiere at the upcoming Cannes Yachting Festival.
As Bluegame extends its distinctive design philosophy into the highly competitive 64-foot segment, the BG64 brings together the architectural openness and connection with the sea that define the brand, while delivering the comfort and versatility expected by today's owners. At the heart of this experience is the integration of the latest-generation Smartgyro SG40, selected to further enhance onboard comfort both underway and at anchor.
During commissioning and sea trials, the Smartgyro SG40 achieved up to 86% roll reduction, further supporting Bluegame's vision of delivering comfort, versatility and seamless enjoyment on the water.
A Partnership Built on Shared Innovation
The BG64 represents the latest chapter in a longstanding and growing collaboration between Bluegame and Smartgyro.
Over the years, Smartgyro stabilization systems have been integrated across multiple Bluegame models, supporting the shipyard's pursuit of comfort, performance and continuous innovation. Today, the collaboration extends across monohull and multihull platforms, including the BG54, the new BG64, the BGX63, and the innovative BGM75 project, reflecting the growing confidence Bluegame places in Smartgyro technology across its portfolio.
More than a supplier relationship, the collaboration reflects a shared approach to engineering: challenging established solutions, continuously refining products and placing owner experience at the centre of every development decision.

The Evolution of the SG40
The BG64 arrives at a particularly significant moment for Smartgyro.
In 2025, the company completed a comprehensive upgrade and optimization programme for the SG40, resulting in a substantially redesigned stabilizer incorporating the latest developments in performance, efficiency and serviceability.
Developed from more than a decade of operational experience, customer feedback and continuous research and development, the latest-generation SG40 offers increased stabilization performance, lower power consumption, improved accessibility for maintenance and enhanced overall system reliability, while retaining the compact footprint and installation flexibility that have contributed to its success across a wide range of yacht projects.
Rather than a simple product update, the programme reflects Smartgyro's commitment to continuous innovation and its ongoing investment in technologies designed to improve comfort, usability and long-term ownership experience.
A Shared Vision for the Future
"Bluegame has consistently challenged conventions through innovative yacht design and engineering, and this philosophy aligns perfectly with Smartgyro's approach to stabilization technology.”, commented Carlo Gazerro, Sales Manager Southern Europe at Smartgyro.“The BG64 represents another important milestone in a collaboration between two Italian companies united by a passion for innovation and continuous improvement. We are particularly proud to see our latest-generation SG40 selected for such an important launch and look forward to continuing to support Bluegame in delivering exceptional onboard comfort and owner experience."
Backed by the strength, global support network and engineering expertise of the YANMAR Group, Smartgyro remains focused on developing stabilization solutions that are not only high-performing and reliable, but also more efficient, serviceable and sustainable throughout their operational lifecycle.
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With further evolution programmes planned across the Smartgyro product range, and new collaborative opportunities emerging with leading yacht builders including Bluegame, Smartgyro continue to invest in technologies that will define the future of onboard comfort and vessel performance.
