Company
Adducia is an early-stage company building safety and reliability intelligence for aerospace. It started from a simple observation: the people responsible for keeping systems safe spend too much of their day finding information, and too little doing the analysis that actually matters.
Why we're building it
A single component's analysis can run to hundreds of pages, spread across FMEAs, hazard analyses, fault trees, requirements, and test evidence, often under different names in every document. Before an engineer can reason about a hazard, they have to reassemble that picture by hand. We think that part should be instant, so the engineer's time goes where their expertise actually counts.
Who's building it
Rahul is a System Safety / RAMS engineer at General Atomics Aeronautical Systems. His day-to-day is hands-on with the artifacts Adducia reads. He develops FMEA entries for engine components and maintains a living engine FMECA. The idea for Adducia came from conversations with safety and RAMS engineers across the industry, and the same story kept repeating. The hours go to hunting down the information an analysis depends on, not to the analysis itself. He is building Adducia to close that gap.
LinkedInWhat we believe
Adducia accelerates the work; it does not replace the judgment. It is built to hand the engineer better-organised information, not to make the safety call for them.
In a safety context, an answer you can't trace to a source is worse than no answer. Everything Adducia returns points back to where it came from.
The more of a program Adducia connects, the more useful it gets. Your corrected, connected graph becomes an asset that grows with the work.
If you run safety, reliability, or certification work and this resonates, we'd like to hear from you.