Klatt Works, Inc.

Klatt Works, Inc. is an aviation technology company with its headquarters at 5653 Stoneridge Drive in Pleasanton, California. It says it was founded in 2019 by a group of aviation and defense experts. It develops augmented reality systems and other advanced electronics for aviation, consumer, industrial and military use.

Its main product is SAVED, which stands for Smoke Assured Vision Enhanced Display. It is a see-through display built into a pilot's oxygen mask. It combines camera video with head-up display symbols. The aim is to let pilots see their instruments and land safely if smoke fills the cockpit.

The company began with a focus on commercial freight aviation. It has since moved to business jets and passenger planes. Recent news on the site says Gulfstream approved the company as a supplier of SAVED. It also says Duncan Aviation was named an authorized dealer for the mask system. L2 Aviation received an FAA STC and PMA for SAVED on the Gulfstream G550, and the FAA approved the mask system in that aircraft.

The founder and leader is Nathan Klatt. He is a former U.S. Air Force officer with over 20 years in military and private work. He holds a master's degree in aeronautical engineering.

The company says it can design, prototype and make products that work on and around people. Its experience covers sensors, displays, automation, robotics, ruggedization and product certification. The website has a contact form and a list of smoke and fume events.