The Spirit of Endurance

The Shanghai 8-Hour Endurance Race is a spectacle of discipline, teamwork, and resilience.
While engines roar and tires scream, the real story lies in endurance — the quiet mastery of staying steady under pressure.

At Tigas, we see the same spirit in the mission to protect lives.
Emergencies, like endurance races, demand focus, precision, and unwavering reliability.
When seconds define outcomes, stability is everything.

Lessons from the Track

A racing team’s success depends on seamless collaboration and unwavering trust — every handoff, every decision, every reaction must be exact.
The same applies to families in everyday life.
Preparation and confidence turn fear into action.

Tigas’ spring-powered anti-choking device was created for that moment — to work without power, setup, or hesitation.
Its mechanical precision transforms chaos into control, offering users the confidence to respond effectively in the “race against time.”

“Speed alone doesn’t win the race,” said one Tigas engineer.
“Consistency does. Safety innovation must perform with the same endurance mindset — ready, reliable, and repeatable.”

Endurance as a Philosophy of Safety

From the Shanghai circuit to living rooms and dining tables, the link between endurance and safety becomes clear.
The pursuit of reliability is not just an engineering goal — it is a commitment to life itself.

Tigas believes that innovation should remove uncertainty, not add complexity.
True progress happens when technology empowers people to act, calmly and confidently.

In racing and in life, endurance means the same thing:
stay steady, stay focused, and never give up a single chance to save a life.