Aeroclubs and general aviation
There is a shortage of fast, dignified and relocatable shelter for civil aircraft when a permanent hangar is missing - at aeroclubs, during rescue work and in humanitarian logistics.
We prepare a social pilot of temporary shelter with civil partners. We agree roles, safe-use rules and site care. Solution details are discussed off the public site.
Small airfields, flying clubs and rescue teams often have no hangar, so their aircraft stand in the open. A single storm is enough to stop training flights or an aid operation.
We are looking for partners for a pilot of fast temporary shelter for civil equipment. On this page we describe the social need, the roles of partners and the safety rules. Structural details are discussed away from the public site.
Choose how to get involved - email or (soon) online form.
We are looking for volunteers: logistics, documentation, civil-safety education (2–5 people).
For outstanding candidates: placements in every format (on-site, remote, hybrid), research commissions, sponsorship of engineering, master's and doctoral theses, and joint research with a university.
Support preparation of the first stage and educational materials.
Aeroclub, municipality, university or aid organisation - joint civil scenario.
Aeroclubs and general aviation
Local government units
Universities and aviation groups
Rescue and humanitarian organisations
Across all foundation projects we seek volunteers for field work, documentation, education, logistics and participant care.
For outstanding candidates we offer placements in every format: on-site, remote and hybrid, as well as research commissions, sponsorship of engineering and master's theses, doctoral work and joint research with universities and student research groups.
Write to foundation@aimindllc.com with a short note on your interests and availability.
The LEGACY AND INNOVATION foundation declares a licence from the inventor for the family of solutions known as variable-shape volumes (including MFE - Mobile Frame Extension), for statutory pilots.
We describe the family and social uses - not a product catalogue and without disclosing protected design details. Licence contracts and UPRP documentation are discussed individually with partners.
Selected rights (editorial description): e.g. PL 241247 B1 (method of changing building surfaces of volume structures using an expandable frame). Rights overview: UPRP PDF.