Lite2fix keeps the interfaces to a minimum for a possible robot installation or an ergonomic installation for a human being. The self-adjusting system improves the assembly process so that production is faster, while harmonized damping systems mean that the cabin is quieter than ever before.
lite2fix is 100 percent freely design- and programmable. You can use it for branding, passenger information, lighting or whatever you may think of.
When it comes to cabin lighting, jetlite’s chronobiological lighting solution is key to a pleasant travel experience and offers many opportunities to the airline.
Jetlag has been shown to be strongly influenced by exposure to light. By adjusting light color, temperature and intensity throughout flights, jetlite’s lighting encourages passengers to adjust their sleep schedules and arrive at their destination well rested and less jetlagged. jetlite"blue" vitalizes passengers, while jetlite "red" supports melatonin production and therefore periods of rest.
| Manufacturer | Airline | Passenger |
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Reduction of interfaces • Unified structure bracket • Weight-saving • Cost-saving |
Enhanced passenger front end • Visually appealing side panels • Simple replacement of side panels |
Jetlag prevention • Enhanced comfort • jetlite’s human-centric lighting |
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Ease of assembly • Self-adjusting • Hidden gaps • Ease of maintenance |
Efficient de/boarding assistance • Time-saving processes • Live-saving EVAC lighting |
Real-time travel information • Facilitated journey • Support to reach connecting flights |
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Ready for automation • Increased production rate • Automated start-up control |
Merchandise opportunities • New point-of-sale • Chance for new partnerships |
Premium customer experience • Customer-centric enhancements |
The way to a future aircraft factory
lite2fix is the further development of the CALITO project, which is part of the European Clean Sky 2 program ACCLAIM. Funded by the EU’s Horizon 2020 program, Clean Sky is developing “innovative, cutting-edge technology for ecologically efficient aircraft of the future” and is the largest ever European aeronautics research program.
