A safety system for an aerial vehicle, preferably including: a ballistic subsystem, preferably including one or more rockets operable to adjust motion of the aerial vehicle and a mounting unit that couples the ballistic subsystem to the aerial vehicle; and/or a deployable parachute subsystem. An aerial vehicle, preferably including a safety system. A method for aerial vehicle operation, preferably including activating a safety system.

An equipment mounting system may include a quick mount track having a backing plate with a center slot, a first outer slot, and a second outer slot, the first outer slot and the second outer slot comprise a plurality of diamond contour target regions, and a plurality of locking pin apertures along the center slot in the backing plate, the locking pin apertures are in horizontal alignment with the plurality of diamond contoured target regions. The equipment mounting system also may include a mount removably coupled to the quick mount track wherein the plurality of diamond contour target regions allow for a round head of a t-shaped stud of the mount to engage the first outer slot and the second outer slot at an angle to the backing plate.

A modular monument comprises a first transport module with a tongue and a second transport module with a groove. The transport modules are arranged one on top of the other and aligned flush with each other on a lateral surface of the monument with the monument in an assembled state. The tongue and grooves engage into each other in the assembled state of the monument in such a way that the transport modules can be shifted relative to each other in a longitudinal direction. The first transport module exhibits a locking element to prevent a relative motion of the two transport modules in the longitudinal direction in the assembled state. The embodiment further relates to an aircraft with a modular monument, as well as to a method for transporting an item in a vehicle.

A modular monument comprises a first transport module with a tongue and a second transport module with a groove. The transport modules are arranged one on top of the other and aligned flush with each other on a lateral surface of the monument with the monument in an assembled state. The tongue and grooves engage into each other in the assembled state of the monument in such a way that the transport modules can be shifted relative to each other in a longitudinal direction. The first transport module exhibits a locking element to prevent a relative motion of the two transport modules in the longitudinal direction in the assembled state. The embodiment further relates to an aircraft with a modular monument, as well as to a method for transporting an item in a vehicle.

A safety system for an aerial vehicle, preferably including: a ballistic subsystem, preferably including one or more rockets operable to adjust motion of the aerial vehicle and a mounting unit that couples the ballistic subsystem to the aerial vehicle; and/or a deployable parachute subsystem. An aerial vehicle, preferably including a safety system. A method for aerial vehicle operation, preferably including activating a safety system.

A sideseat includes a sideseat base, turntable, posterior frame and backrest frame. The sideseat posterior frame is rotatably coupled to the sideseat base through the turntable. The turntable is positioned so that the sideseat turntable and combined frame components move from a deployed position to a locked position in response to an applied force.

A mobile transportation system, having a plurality of modules, including a self-sufficient hospital facility, small-scale medical device manufacturing facility, vaccine production facility, pharmaceutical production facility, sterilization facility, and food production facility, as well as an accommodation facility; wherein each of said plurality of modules, when necessary can be unloaded from the aerospace object and connected to other modules to become part of a larger modular facility with specific purposes, to allows for customization of the facility depending on the medical or other needs.

A latch for a bench includes a bracket, a dual cam, and a handle. The latch engages to strikers to secure the latch in a closed position. The handle is pivotally engaged to the bracket. An upward or lifting movement applied to the handle moves the dual cam upward. The dual cam includes ramp surfaces which drive locking bolts inward to disengage from the strikers.

A latch for a bench includes a bracket, a dual cam, and a handle. The latch engages to strikers to secure the latch in a closed position. The handle is pivotally engaged to the bracket. An upward or lifting movement applied to the handle moves the dual cam upward. The dual cam includes ramp surfaces which drive locking bolts inward to disengage from the strikers.

A lift system for an oxygen bottle is described. The lift system includes a frame. The lift system includes a counterbalance assembly and a cradle assembly. The cradle assembly hold the oxygen bottle or other article. The counterbalance assembly includes several biasing devices to adjust a counterbalance force provided by the counterbalance assembly to accommodate oxygen bottles with different weights. The lift system may be employed on ambulances or other emergency vehicles.