Build Hypoxia Safety Coalition via FOIA Military Incident Data
- Organization
- U.S. Air Force Safety Center / NASA
- Sector
- Defense Contractors & Military Aviation Safety
- Location
- United States
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Executive summary
Current state
NASA's validated PUMA hypoxia-prediction technology with F-22 flight test data is licensable but currently only licensed for fitness applications, creating a pricing arbitrage between NASA's institutional rates and defense/commercial aviation's urgent safety needs.
Market catalyst
Military aviation has documented hypoxia safety issues but lacks public pressure for solutions; FOIA-released incident data creates a narrative vacuum that can be filled with NASA's validated technology as the obvious fix.
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