TYRVAQ
All ecosystem assets

Field, mobility & space research

October 3 human-spaceflight concept

VANTARA

Personal suit ASSET

The personal suit ASSET in TYRVAQ's long-term person-centered space direction.

VANTARA current visual study
Current form exploration · dimensions and performance remain under development

FIELD DOSSIER / TQ-14

Suit / personal space research

PROPOSED DESIGN TARGET
Target mass
Mass budget pending
Target size
Wearer-fitted envelope
Fit / configuration
Custom anthropometric fit

Complete suit, breathing supply and thermal hardware must be budgeted together.

No human-rated suit design is frozen. Numeric mass and body clearances await the life-support trade study.

SPEC v0.2 / 2026-10-08CAD + WEIGH-IN PENDING
01

Protection around the person

The proposed responsibilities include pressure containment, breathing support, temperature control, wearable interfaces and connections to qualified maneuvering hardware. They need a separate human-rated requirements and qualification path.

02

A connected suit

VANTARA SOL provides the ocular interface, NIRVANA routes authorized audio and haptic cues, CORE hosts continuity and resource state, and OPHAN may add viewpoints. Essential suit functions stay under independently engineered safety controllers.

03

Compact service connection

The concept studies a stowed service stem for roaming and an extended interface during verified docking. Capture structure carries loads independently of fluid, power and data connections. Independent valve, seal and engagement checks precede transfer.

04

Reachable recovery

A recovery plan considers breathing supply, CO2 removal, cooling, electrical power, propellant, relative motion, station state and uncertainty. The limiting resource must remain visible; a nearby-looking station is not a guaranteed refuge.

FROM COMPONENT TO CONFIGURATION

See VANTARA in context.

All arrangements

Connected roles

View architecture
VANTARA SOL form studyFOUR ANGLES
Ocular protection & guidance

VANTARA SOL

The ocular protection module for the later VANTARA suit direction.

TQ-15 / TARGET350–600 g230 × 160 × 120 mm
RETRACTABLE SERVICE STEM form studyFOUR ANGLES
Stowed-to-connected suit interface

RETRACTABLE SERVICE STEM

The proposed upper-back service connection between VANTARA and a compatible recovery node.

TQ-36 / TARGET0.8–1.5 kg dry assembly220 mm stowed / 450 mm extended
MANEUVER UNITS form studyFOUR ANGLES
Later suit maneuvering study

MANEUVER UNITS

Compact maneuvering hardware proposed for the long-term VANTARA direction.

TQ-32 / TARGETPropulsion dependentMount envelope pending
THERMAL SERVICE LAYER form studyFOUR ANGLES
Heat routing & service study

THERMAL SERVICE LAYER

The proposed thermal layer connecting suit comfort, electronics and service infrastructure.

TQ-33 / TARGET1.0–2.0 kg dry layerWearer-fitted garment
EMERGENCY RESERVE MODULE form studyFOUR ANGLES
Retreat resource study

EMERGENCY RESERVE MODULE

An isolated reserve-module proposal for the later VANTARA service branch.

TQ-34 / TARGETResource dependentCapacity dependent
TYRVAQ AQUA VĀCUUM form studyFOUR ANGLES
Service & recovery node

TYRVAQ AQUA VĀCUUM

The proposed service and recovery node for compatible future personal space ASSETs.

TQ-16 / TARGETArchitecture dependentDock geometry pending
OPHAN form studyFOUR ANGLES
Three coordinated HALOs

OPHAN

A coordinated three-HALO arrangement with distinct observations and preserved source identities.

TQ-13 / TARGET1.8–3.0 kg node total3 × Ø180–220 mm
VEIL form studyFOUR ANGLES
Spray-on body interface research

VEIL

An almost invisible, conformal second-skin concept, with a possible spray-on application route.

TQ-09 / TARGET100–150 g applicatorØ45 × 120 mm applicator