Aerospace safety & reliability intelligence

Less time finding the information. More time doing the analysis.

A safety or RAMS engineer loses hours chasing scattered hazard analyses, FMEAs, requirements, and test evidence before the real work even starts. Adducia pulls that information into one connected, source-linked place you can search in plain language, so the inputs your analysis depends on take seconds to find, not days.

The problem

The analysis isn't the slow part. Finding the inputs is.

Before an engineer can assess a hazard or close a requirement, the underlying evidence has to be found, and it rarely lives in one place.

Many Documents

Hazards, causes, controls, and evidence are split across FMEAs, FHAs, fault trees, requirements, and V&V reports.

Tables & Diagrams

The information you need is locked inside spreadsheets, hazard logs, and fault-tree figures, not searchable prose.

Every Revision

The same artifact is renamed and renumbered across documents and program baselines, so nothing lines up.

What Adducia does

One connected, source-linked picture of your safety library.

Reads Your Safety Documents

Ingests FMEA and FMECA, FHA, fault trees, reliability block diagrams, requirements, V&V matrices, and hazard logs, including the tables and figures.

Builds A Connected Graph

Links hazards to their causes, controls, requirements, and closing evidence, and resolves the same artifact across documents into a single node.

Answers In Plain Language

Ask a question the way you would ask a colleague. Every answer cites the exact document and location it came from, so you can verify it.

See it work

Ask in plain language. Verify in one glance.

Every answer arrives with its evidence: the artifacts it rests on, each carrying the exact verbatim line from your document. And when it's time for a review, the corpus exports as an audit-ready report.

QWhich failure modes are the most severe, and what controls exist for them?

Eight failure modes are rated Catastrophic. Each one's compensating control is listed below, with the source row behind it.

Failure ModeInternal short circuit (LP-CELL-01)Row 1
“Failure Mode: Internal short circuit”
ControlInter-cell thermal barrier; BMS cell protectionRow 1
“Compensating Provision: Inter-cell thermal barrier; BMS cell protection”
Failure ModeFails to detect isolation loss (LP-IMU-05)Row 7
“Failure Mode: Fails to detect isolation loss”
Audit Readiness Report Print-Ready
27
Open gaps in scope
6
At the highest severities
24/38
Requirements verified
OpenSR-001 → mitigates HL-001, loss of engine powerHazard Log
Verification: none found in the loaded documents
FindingFH-004, engine fire or severe overtemperatureFHA · Row 5
No mitigating control or requirement found in the loaded documents

Illustrative interface with synthetic example data. Public materials never show real program data.

Built for trust

An answer you can't trace is worthless in a safety review.

Adducia is built so an engineer can stand behind what it returns. It points you to the source instead of asking you to take its word for it.

  • Every ID is validated against the source. It will not invent a requirement, a standard, or an artifact number.
  • Honest about its limits. When it can't ground an answer in your documents, it says so instead of guessing.
  • Your data stays in your environment. It is built to run against controlled program data inside your own systems.
How We Handle Trust & Security

Who it's for

For the people who own the safety case.

Safety Engineers

Trace any hazard to its causes, controls, and the requirement that mitigates it, without opening ten documents.

Reliability & RAMS

Pull failure modes, rates, and redundancy structure across the program, and see everything a single component touches.

Certification & DER

Answer "show me the source" instantly, and surface coverage gaps before a review does.

See Use Cases

See it on your own analysis.

We're working with a small number of safety and certification teams. If that's you, get in touch and we'll show you what Adducia does with the kind of documents you work in every day.