Aerosense™ H1 Headset
The flagship hardware platform. A premium aviation headset with Aerosense™ sensors, intelligence, and connectivity — built from the runway up for the modern aviator.
Aerosense™ Aviation
Hear more. Feel more.
Sense more.
Aerosense™ is building the next-generation aviation headset and pilot safety ecosystem, driven by data — combining cutting-edge noise cancelling, biometric monitoring, personal black-box recording, aircraft and flight specific spatial audio, AI-powered voice computation, flight analytics and more — in a single wearable platform.
- $1.2B
- Aviation headset market
- 8–12%
- Annual market growth
- 15 yrs
- Founder aerospace experience
Noise Cancelling + DVNC™
A new frontier in cockpit quiet
The low-frequency rumble of a GA cockpit is what wears pilots down over a long flight. DVNC™ is our breakthrough approach to silencing it — a new layer of quiet that goes beyond anything conventional active noise cancelling can reach. It's made possible only by the fully integrated Aerosense™ system, which is why no standalone headset can match it.
Launching with the Aerosense™ H1. More to come soon.
Engineered in layers
Designed around the pilot
Moving the heavy processing, and the heat it generates, into the AeroNode™ keeps both off the pilot's head, so the H1 is built around comfort rather than electronics. Modern lightweight materials, a full-length tension band that spreads the clamping force, ergonomically shaped earcups and an ultra-soft head strap add up to a radically different approach to how an aviation headset is designed and worn.
PilotSense™
Listens to you, too
On-the-ear sensors in the earcup cushions track heart rate, HRV and SpO2 in real time, while the AeroNode™ monitors cabin carbon monoxide (CO), flagging fatigue, stress, hypoxia and CO exposure with prioritised audio warnings. No extra wearables.
After every flight, AeroSync™ turns that data into a Cognitive Fatigue Index, a Flight Safety Score and an AI debrief in plain language: how close you came to the stall in the turn onto final, that the ball was out of centre on short final, and how to tighten your pattern next time. The H1 closes the loop on the most important instrument of all: the pilot.
VGSA™ · Vestibular Guidance via Spatial Audio
A horizon you can hear
Spatial disorientation in IMC remains one of the leading causes of fatal accidents in general aviation. When the outside horizon disappears, the inner ear can no longer be trusted, and a pilot under pressure has to read, interpret and act on a panel of instruments.
VGSA™ takes a faster route. It wraps a three-dimensional binaural horizon around your head that shifts with pitch, roll and yaw. The brain processes spatial audio instinctively, far faster than an overloaded visual scan, prompting natural corrective inputs. An experimental, advisory emergency aid; never a replacement for instruments or training.
