Where current survival equipment falls short
Ejection and emergency egress put sudden, unpredictable forces on the human body. Most survival equipment reacts the same way every time, regardless of what's actually happening to the aircrew wearing it. Skyhold Aerosystems is developing wearable systems that sense those conditions in real time and respond automatically — aimed at reducing injury and improving survivability in the moments that matter most.
AIASS — Autonomous Integrated Aircrew Survival System
AIASS is the system. It lives inside ASAH — the Aero-Stabilization Adaptive Harness — a load-bearing torso harness worn by aircrew. Where conventional survival gear responds the same way every time, AIASS reads the actual conditions of an egress and acts on what it finds.
- ASAH — the harness Aero-Stabilization Adaptive Harness. A low-profile, load-bearing torso harness that carries the system.
- Senses in real time Reads conditions through egress and descent as they unfold.
- Acts autonomously Makes aero-stabilization decisions without waiting on manual input.
- Built for the worst case Designed around emergency egress and survival, not routine flight.
Working with the federal government
Skyhold Aerosystems LLC is a small business based in Virginia, registered for federal contracting.
- Entity
- Skyhold Aerosystems LLC
- UEI
- CGPPJFL84NU7
- NAICS
- 336413 · 541715
- Business size
- Small
- Location
- Portsmouth, Virginia
Get in touch
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info@skyholdaerosystems.com