SafeDrop™ – Aircraft Rigging Operations

AI-Driven Aircraft Rigging for Safer, More Reliable Mission Execution

Overview

SafeDrop™ is BANC3’s AI-driven operational support platform designed to improve safety, accuracy, and consistency during aircraft rigging and aerial delivery operations. The system applies AI-based guidance, validation, and workflow intelligence to support operators performing complex, safety-critical rigging tasks in time-sensitive environments.

By digitizing and standardizing rigging workflows, SafeDrop™ helps reduce variability, improve repeatability, and enhance mission readiness across defense and specialized logistics operations. An optional AR visualization layer augments the AI engine by providing intuitive, heads-up guidance where needed.

Market Challenge

Aircraft rigging and aerial delivery operations continue to face safety, interoperability, and modernization gaps:

Existing systems are often outdated, siloed, and manually intensive
Limited digital validation increases the risk of human error during critical operations
The DoD requires secure, proven modernization technologies that can be rapidly deployed across bases and operational units

BANC3 Solution

BANC3 addresses these needs with SafeDrop™, an AI-first solution that delivers intelligent guidance and validation throughout the aircraft rigging process. SafeDrop™ applies AI to assist operators in executing each step correctly and consistently, improving operational safety and reducing error rates.

An optional augmented reality (AR) visualization layer complements the AI engine by enabling hands-free, real-time verification and visual cues during rigging operations. This approach combines AI-driven intelligence with intuitive visualization to support safer and more efficient mission execution.

Key Attributes

✓ Software-driven application compatible with smart glasses, smartphones, tablets, and laptops
✓ DoD-validated solution built for mission-critical operations.
✓ Applicable across DoD bases, security teams, logistics units, and rigging operators, supporting thousands of personnel