AirGuard is a smart wearable for extreme sports. It monitors your body and your environment as you fly, predicts risk before it becomes an incident, and calls for help when seconds matter. One device, everything included.
More than 600,000 people take part in extreme sports in the United States every year, and fear of injury is the single biggest reason more do not. AirGuard exists to move that number.
People take part in extreme sports in the U.S. every year
Of extreme-sports injuries occur among 15–24 year olds
Of Americans have been injured doing an extreme sport
Projected sports-wearables market by 2029, from $90.4B in 2024
Our answer — AirGuard is built around predictive safety first, with performance data as the by-product.
Our answer — Risk models run on the device, so a warning does not wait for a server to answer.
Our answer — Continuous monitoring and automatic alerting lower the cost of the worst-case outcome.
Our answer — IoT sensing reports altitude, freefall speed, wind and body metrics as they change.
Environment, speed, altitude and body metrics streamed continuously so you can act on current information, not a memory of it.
Machine-learning models trained on jump data recognise dangerous patterns and warn you before they become an incident.
In a critical situation the device notifies the contacts you configured, with your position and the conditions it recorded.
Light, compact and weather-resistant. It mounts to the gear you already jump and does not change how it flies.
No tiers to decode and no features held back — every AirGuard ships with the full sensing, prediction and alerting platform.
Real-time monitoring, on-device risk prediction and configurable emergency alerts. Up to 15 hours of battery, waterproof, mounted to the rig you already jump.
Buy AirGuard — $500A simplified unit for schools and first-season jumpers, focused on essential monitoring and basic alerts.
For instructors and competitive teams: unit-to-unit sync during formation jumps and higher-accuracy sensing.
Quanta Sphere LLC was founded in February 2024 by Andrey Baykov — an aerospace engineer, FAA-certificated remote pilot and skydiving-equipment manufacturer who spent years shipping software under FDA scrutiny. That is where our testing culture comes from.
Smart safety technology for extreme sports. IoT sensing, machine-learning risk prediction and emergency alerting, in a wearable that fits your rig.