浮援FLOATAID

FLOATAID V1 · PROTOTYPE

Flotation, delivered.

A life ring that swims the last stretch — before the lifeguard gets there.

Displacement
18.3L

design

15 m arrival
6.3s

design

Endurance
20min

design

Weight
2.0kg

with battery

Figures above are design targets. They will be replaced with measured values and test conditions.

01 / Products

One form factor, one product line

In development

FloatAid V2

In development · lighter pod, auto-dock

02 / Capabilities

Three things, done properly

01

Throw it, then let it swim

Throw toward the splash, then drive the last 10-20 m by remote. It turns a precision throw into a rough throw plus self-correction.

02

Something to hold, even when awash

Loaded, the body sits almost flush with the water. The grab handle stands 8 cm proud — the only thing left above the surface.

03

Nobody has to jump in

Entering the water is itself the risk. The device arrives first, so the rescuer can enter with flotation — or not at all.

03 / Specs

V1 specifications

Items marked “design” await first pool test. No number is published without a measurement behind it.

Form
Φ480 × 150 mm
Displacement
18.3 L (design)
Net buoyancy
16.1 kg (design)
Weight
2.0 kg (with battery)
Propulsion
2 × 12V brushless, 2.8 kgf each
Control
2.4 GHz, differential steering, failsafe stop
Power
3S 8000 mAh, 70% throttle cruise
Endurance
20 min (design)
15 m arrival
6.3 s (design)
Sealing
Single sealed pod, IP68, 30A fuse

04 / Scenes

Pools first, open water later

01

Gym pools

Small, fast decisions. Owners care about response time and liability, not spec sheets.

02

Hotel pools

Off-peak, one lifeguard on duty. The minutes he steps away are the gap.

03

Community pools

Liability is the hard part. The device turns “nobody saw” into “something was there”.

04

Long-course pools

50 m takes a lifeguard over 30 seconds to swim. Those 30 seconds are the entire market.

05 / Status

Where we actually are

1
prototype (frozen design, not yet in water)
3
patent filings in progress
4
target scenes with validated demand
0
paying customers — left empty on purpose

Test it in your own pool

No procurement process. We bring the unit and time a real run.