Gym pools
Small, fast decisions. Owners care about response time and liability, not spec sheets.
FLOATAID V1 · PROTOTYPE
A life ring that swims the last stretch — before the lifeguard gets there.
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Figures above are design targets. They will be replaced with measured values and test conditions.
01 / Products
In development · lighter pod, auto-dock
02 / Capabilities
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.
Loaded, the body sits almost flush with the water. The grab handle stands 8 cm proud — the only thing left above the surface.
Entering the water is itself the risk. The device arrives first, so the rescuer can enter with flotation — or not at all.
03 / Specs
Items marked “design” await first pool test. No number is published without a measurement behind it.
04 / Scenes
Small, fast decisions. Owners care about response time and liability, not spec sheets.
Off-peak, one lifeguard on duty. The minutes he steps away are the gap.
Liability is the hard part. The device turns “nobody saw” into “something was there”.
50 m takes a lifeguard over 30 seconds to swim. Those 30 seconds are the entire market.
05 / Status
No procurement process. We bring the unit and time a real run.