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The system families a recovery, delivery or protection system is assembled from — canopy, airbag, release mechanism and everything between.

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    Deceleration parachutes

    Deceleration parachutes slow a payload from high-speed descent to a stable, controlled sink rate until it reaches the ground.

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    Gliding parachutes

    Gliding parachutes generate drag and lift at once: they sink more slowly and travel horizontally instead of simply descending.

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    Ram-air parachutes

    Ram-air parachutes carry a full aerodynamic profile with upper and lower surfaces and fly as a wing — with glide performance and control.

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    UAV airbags

    Airbags absorb the impact energy of unmanned platforms that land under a parachute and carry no landing gear.

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    Cargo parachutes

    Cargo parachutes deliver equipment, supplies and sensitive payloads to the ground safely and accurately.

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    Release mechanisms

    Release mechanisms disconnect the parachute from the payload immediately after touchdown so wind cannot drag the platform across the ground.

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    Inflatables & landing pads

    Inflatable structures take their shape from internal pressure and internal support ribs — engineered properly, that yields light, compact parts.

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    Ground landing crash pads

    Crash pads dissipate impact forces at touchdown by deforming in a controlled way — they are energy absorbers, not cushions.

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    Ultralight low-volume solutions

    Weight and packed volume are finite on every platform. This family finds the reserves in material, geometry and hardware.

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    Ballistic net solutions

    Net systems answer two different requirements: recovering or capturing a flying asset — or shielding a protected asset against a defined impact.

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    ISR tactical parachute system

    A fully specified tactical ram-air canopy: elliptical 19-cell planform, glide ratio 1:4.5, ultra-light fabric at 24 g/m².

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    Human-rated certification

    Where the application or the customer requires human-rated certification that authorities have not defined, the manufacturer runs qualification along EN standards.

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