Unblocking human spaceflight
Space has changed, suits have not
The space landscape has changed drastically over the last 20 years. Current spacesuits can't keep up and are plagued with issues, including poor mobility, long don-doff times, and frequent injuries to fingers and joints. Most of these problems stem from the gas-bladder architecture used by all industry suits, which is known to be flawed but considered too difficult to replace.
The MCP Paradigm
The only viable alternative to a gas-bladder suit architecture is mechanical counterpressure, which applies pressure directly to the skin with fabric. MCP spacesuits were explored by Paul Webb and NASA in the 60s, but abandoned due to issues finding textiles that could satisfy the suit's material requirements. 60 years later, we built a fabric that can.
A suit you can work with
Our suit uses MCP to fix the issues inherent to the gas-bladder architecture, and provides unprecedented benefits. We solved the bottleneck and built a spacesuit that will actually let humans expand into the solar system and do work in space.