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SAFETYLERT

  • US 20100184401A1
  • Filed: 08/26/2008
  • Published: 07/22/2010
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/19/2008
  • Status: Abandoned Application
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2. The information transmitted to the E911/911 emergency service (PSAP) from the equipped GPS/A-GPS, GPS Reverse Geocoder wireless remote unit and/or equipped GPS/A-GPS, GPS Reverse Geocoder wireless cell phone is similar to the traditional landline format. A brief overview of a traditional landline and of existing PSAP (E911/911 emergency call centers);

  • as well as FCC E911 phases and “

    VOIP”

    is further documented and discussed within the patent application and Description of Drawings.Some of the pertinent or relevant location/tracking information provided to a PSAP, is as follows;

    (1) unit carrier, also known as wireless service provider;

    in past the assigned wireless cellular phone number depicted associated carrier name (2) assigned wireless cellular phone number (3) the location of GPS wireless remote unit and/or GPS wireless cellular phone in street address format, etc., address will automatically update if the remote unit and/or wireless cellular phone changes position/location. Further documentation and discussion within Description of Drawings. SAFETYLERT, equipped GPS/A-GPS wireless remote unit and/or equipped GPS/A-GPS wireless cell phone can be modified to be used globally (i.e. GSM, etc.).It is essential for each state to utilize geocoding tools (i.e. GPS reverse geocoder database software technology), etc. as part of their E911 system implementation;

    the remote unit and/or cell phone customer in distress may not know their current location or may become unavailable;

    this equipment/inventive step can also be embedded within and applied to “

    VOIP”

    telephones, etc.Again, embedding the GPS reverse geocoder database software technology within each respective device significantly increases the accuracy of address intelligence and emergency response time, quickly locating device.Wireless service providers would benefit by deploying the SAFETYLERT invention, as the “

    FCC E911 program, phase 2”

    requires wireless service providers to more accurately locate cell phones in case of emergencies. The phone manufactures, service providers and PSAP'"'"'s have not been able to comply with the deadline. Further documentation and discussion within the patent application.

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