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240521-F-VK471-1003
University of Dayton Research Institute Mechanical Engineer Jason Adams works on the Heavy Lift Kit, or HLK, which is a solution that the Air Force Research Laboratory Center for Rapid Innovation devised to allow the bags to be quickly deflated in contested environments at the Wright Brothers Institute Proving Ground Facility on May 21, 2024. Rescue workers can use the pairs of HLK inflatable bags to lift as much as 45,000 pounds. (Air Force photo / Patrick Foose)
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240521-F-VK471-1002
From left: Wright Brothers Institute Computer and Electronics Engineer Claud Nichol, University of Dayton Research Institute Mechanical Engineer Jason Adams and Air Force Research Laboratory Center for Rapid Innovation Mechanical Engineer John “J.D.” Bales, stand with a heavy lift kit, or HLK, which they modified to allow the bags to be deflated more quickly in dangerous environments at the Wright Brothers Institute Proving Ground Facility on May 21, 2024. The Heavy Lift Kit can be used by first responders to lift objects weighing as much as 45,000 pounds using two inflatable bags. (U.S. Air Force photo / Patrick Foose).
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240521-F-VK471-1001
From left: Wright Brothers Institute Computer and Electronics Engineer Claud Nichol, University of Dayton Research Institute Mechanical Engineer Jason Adams and Air Force Research Laboratory Center for Rapid Innovation Mechanical Engineer John “J.D.” Bales, stand with a heavy lift kit, or HLK, which they modified to allow the bags to be deflated more quickly in dangerous environments at the Wright Brothers Institute Proving Ground Facility on May 21, 2024. The Heavy Lift Kit can be used by first responders to lift objects weighing as much as 45,000 pounds using two inflatable bags. (U.S. Air Force photo / Patrick Foose).
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