VisionSafe

VisionSafe Corporation was formed to explore various new ways to provide vision in vision impaired conditions for individuals in common land and air environments as well as marine, submarine, and scuba diving environments. In the process, the company developed and patented the EVAS system for pilots to see to safely control and land when confronted with dense, blinding smoke in the cockpit. The system has been certified by the Federal Aviation Administration since 2001. About Smoke and Vision: There have been more than 18,000 reports of smoke, fire, fumes or explosions recorded by the FAA between 2000 2015. The FAA recommends that aircraft meet higher standards for continuous cockpit smoke protection (FAA AC25.109). Flight Safety Foundation ranks smoke/fire emergencies as the 3rd highest cause of fatalities. Smoke is also a leading cause of diversions of ETOPS aircraft. The Air Line Pilots Associations (ALPA) in-flight fire project reported more than 1,100 in-flight smoke and...