About


Design Philosophy

Wyspa Technologies was born from a desire to further the field of racing sailboat design and develop closer integration between design, construction, and testing. The company is firmly rooted in practical, hands-on composite building experience upon which engineering solutions are developed. Projects are approached with exacting attention to detail to provide clients with clear, useful, and accurate solutions. An emphasis on developing skills and technology is employed to keep pushing Wyspa Technologies forward.


Photo by Ellevated Creative

Photo by Ellevated Creative

Casey Brown

Casey grew up sailing and racing in Narragansett Bay at the epicenter of the racing culture that Newport is known for. He developed an early understanding of composites while attending the IYRS Composite Technician Program before graduating from Webb Institute with a degree in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering. He coauthored a senior thesis on Fluid Structure Interactions of CV Hydrofoils that was awarded first prize by the International Hydrofoil Society. Casey spent two years working on a variety of naval architecture projects for Sparkman and Stephens before stepping away to focus on developing Wyspa Technologies. Currently he leads all design and engineering projects and races kite foils in his spare time.

 
 
Photo by Ellevated Creative

Photo by Ellevated Creative

GINGER

Ginger is responsible for all office management and secretarial duties. She keeps everything running smoothly and makes sure everyone spends enough time outdoors, away from the computer.


industry partners

 

Philip Steggall is an industry leading composite expert. Co-developer of the laminate design program Vectorlam, Philip has extensive experience designing process specific composite materials and streamlining manufacturing.

 
 
 

Inde Foils is a collaboration between Cody Stansky, Kai Calder, and Wyspa Tech focused on developing high end personal hydrofoils for disciplines including foil surfing, winging, and kite foiling.