Vita Inclinata Technologies builds autonomous load stabilization hardware for suspended loads under helicopters and cranes. Its systems use high-performance electric ducted fans to sense a swinging load and apply counterthrust, eliminating roughly 95% of suspended-load motion and stabilizing objects up to about 1,000 pounds in 60-knot gusts. The company sells into military and rescue aviation through Vita Aerospace and into construction lifting through Vita Industrial, and also runs hoist and industrial training programs. Founded by Caleb Carr in 2015 after a search-and-rescue fatality involving an uncontrolled rescue basket, it holds Army airworthiness certification and a five-year sole-source Department of Defense contract reported at $45.6 million.