Depth-triggered bladder inflation enables controlled diver ascent, reducing unsafe recovery from excessive depth or dive duration.
A burst zipper, inflatable bladder, and panel straps keep a hybrid PFD slim in wear while releasing reliable buoyancy on inflation.
A sliding mechanism folds the float along a guide to reduce cover area and prevent movement obstruction.
Segmented bobbin arms pivot outwardly to release a spring-loaded actuator pin upon water exposure.
A wearable flotation device inflates automatically when water pressure compresses a valve to release stored gas.
Rotatable adapter prevents unauthorized cylinder removal by activating a secondary trigger puncture mechanism during forced separation attempts.
Transparent casing prevents spent cylinder use by enabling visual inspection, eliminating complex status sensors and reducing device complexity.
A flexible neck float uses liquid gas expansion to inflate instantly without rigid metal components.
A disposable inflator uses a dissolvable pill to release a spring-loaded actuator for automatic activation.
Segmented inflatable wall members create a buoyant enclosure to cushion users from multi-directional impacts while providing flotation.