SECURITY, MONITORING AND SAFETY SYSTEM WITH CONTAINMENT AND METHOD OF USE

• US 20170098357A1
• Filed: 10/02/2015
• Published: 04/06/2017
• Est. Priority Date: 10/02/2015
• Status: Active Grant

• Current Assignee: Marian Alice Hoy
• Original Assignee: Marian Alice Hoy
• Inventors: Hoy, Marian Alice
• Granted Patent: US 9,922,515 B2
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• CPC Class Codes: E05G 1/024 Wall or panel structure
• CPC Class Codes: E05G 1/026 Closures protective doors, windows, or like closures against air raid or other war-like action E06B5/10; shutters, movable grilles, other safety closures E06B9/02
• CPC Class Codes: E05G 5/003 Entrance control E05G5/02 takes precedence
• CPC Class Codes: E05G 5/02 Trapping or confining mechanisms, e.g. transaction security boothsthief or burglar incapacitating means in general G08B15/00
• CPC Class Codes: G01N 33/0057 Warfare agents or explosives
• CPC Class Codes: G01V 3/00 Electric or magnetic prospecting or detecting; Measuring magnetic field characteristics of the earth, e.g. declination, deviation
• CPC Class Codes: G01V 5/20 Detecting prohibited goods, e.g. weapons, explosives, hazardous substances, contraband or smuggled objects
• CPC Class Codes: G08B 15/007 by trapping
• CPC Class Codes: G08B 15/02 with smoke, gas, or coloured or odorous powder or liquid
• CPC Class Codes: H04N 7/181 for receiving images from a plurality of remote sources

Abstract

A safety enclosure, detention, and surveillance system with a walled enclosure with impact resistant walls, an entrance door and exit door located in an inner scanning chamber, a storage chamber located in inner scanning chamber, an x-ray metal detector with a conveyor belt, a walkthrough metal detector, a gas ionization explosives detector, and a weapons depository unit. The inner storage chamber further contains an air conditioning unit and a sedation material unit for storage and release with ports to access the inner scanning chamber by which the sedation dispenser can pump sedation material from the storage chamber into the inner scanning chamber and render a threat incapacitated.

Claims

1. A safety enclosure system comprising:

a walled enclosure with a frame with impact resistant walls, an entrance door and exit door,

said walled enclosure with a frame further comprising;

an inner scanning chamber and storage chamber with said storage chamber located interior to the inner scanning chamber;

said inner scanning chamber wherein said entrance door and said exit door are located on opposite ends of said inner scanning chamber,

said inner scanning chamber further comprising an x-ray metal detector with a conveyor belt, a walkthrough metal detector, a gas ionization explosives detector, and a weapons depository unit located in the interior of the inner scanning chamber,

said x-ray metal detector having material capture capability;

said storage chamber further comprising an air conditioning unit and a sedation dispenser containing sedation material;

said inner storage chamber further comprising an enclosure with ports to access the inner scanning chamber by which said sedation dispenser can pump sedation material from the storage chamber into said inner scanning chamber;

said entrance door and said exit door further comprising baffles above said entrance door and said exit door for the removal of sedation material;

wherein said metal detector is positioned in said inner scanning chamber such that a user would need to walk through said metal detector to go from the entrance door to the exit door;

wherein said entrance and exit doors are locked when said user enters into the inner scanning chamber; and

wherein a user maybe be confronted with said sedation material when released into said inner scanning chamber.

2. The system of claim 1 wherein;

a user may place an object to be scanned on said conveyor belt to be run through said x-ray metal detection machine;

furthermore,

if said object is a weapon or a bomb it is captured in said x-ray machine.

3. The system of claim 1 wherein;

if a weapon is detected by one or more of the following, in combination or individually;

said x-ray detector, said metal detector, or said gas ionization explosives detector,

said sedation material is released in to the inner scanning chamber therein rendering a user incapacitated.

4. The system of claim 1 wherein;

if a bomb is detected by one or more of the following, in combination or individually;

said x-ray detector, said metal detector, or said gas ionization explosives detector;

said sedation material is released in to the inner scanning chamber.

5. The system of claim 1 wherein;

if a gun is detected by one or more of the following, in combination or individually;

said x-ray detector, said metal detector, or said gas ionization explosives detector;

said sedation material is released in to the inner scanning chamber.

6. The system of claim 1 wherein;

said walled enclosure with a frame further comprises closing baffles located above said entrance and said exit doors to allow air in or to prevent gas from escaping said enclosure.

7. The system of claim 1 wherein;

said walled enclosure with a frame further comprises a ceiling attached to said walled enclosure with a frame.

8. The system of claim 7 where in;

Said ceiling has a first exhaust fan attached near said exit door and a second exhaust fan located near said entrance door, a upper tube and a lower tube connected to said sedation materials container; and

Wherein said first and second exhaust fans can pump sedation materials through said upper tube, through said lower tube and into said sedation dispenser.

15. The method of claim 6 further comprising the step of;

attaching to said walled enclosure with a frame a ceiling attached to said walled enclosure with a frame.

9. A method for using a safety enclosure system comprising;

obtaining a safety enclosure system;

said safety enclosure system further comprising;

a walled enclosure with impact resistant walls, an entrance door and exit door;

said walled enclosure further comprising;

an inner scanning chamber and inner storage chamber with said storage chamber located interior to the inner scanning chamber;

said inner scanning chamber wherein said entrance door and said exit door are located on opposite ends of said inner scanning chamber;

said inner scanning chamber further comprising an x-ray metal detector with a conveyor belt, a walkthrough metal detector, a gas ionization explosives detector, and a weapons depository unit located in the interior of the inner scanning chamber;

said x-ray metal detector having material capture capability;

said inner storage chamber further comprising an air conditioning unit and a sedation dispenser containing sedation material;

said inner storage chamber further comprising and enclosure with ports to access the inner scanning chamber by which said sedation dispenser can pump sedation material from the storage chamber into said inner scanning chamber;

said entrance door and said exit door further comprising baffles above said entrance door and said exit door for the removal of sedation material;

wherein said metal detector is positioned in said inner scanning chamber such that a user would need to walk through said metal detector to go from the entrance door to the exit door;

having a user enter said entering into said safety enclosure.

wherein said entrance and exit doors are locked when said user enters into the inner scanning chamber;

having said user pass through said metal detector scan;

having said user scanned by said gas ionization explosives detector;

wherein a user maybe be confronted with said sedation material when released into said inner scanning chamber if said user fails said metal detector scan; and

wherein a user maybe be confronted with said sedation material when released into said inner scanning chamber if said user fails said gas ionization explosive detector.

having user that is not confronted with sedation materials leave the safety enclosure through the exit door.

10. The method of claim 9 further comprising the step of;

placing an object to be scanned on said conveyor belt to be run through said x-ray metal detection machine;

furthermore,

if said object is a weapon or a bomb it is captured in said x-ray machine.

11. The method of claim 9 further comprising the step of;

detecting a weapon by one or more of the following, in combination or individually;

said x-ray detector, said metal detector, or said gas ionization explosives detector;

releasing said sedation material into the inner scanning chamber therein rendering a user incapacitated.

12. The method of claim 9 further comprising the step of;

detecting a bomb by one or more of the following, in combination or individually;

said x-ray detector, said metal detector, or said gas ionization explosives detector,

releasing said sedation material into the inner scanning chamber therein rendering a user incapacitated.

13. The method of claim 9 further comprising the step of;

detecting a gun by one or more of the following, in combination or individually;

said x-ray detector, said metal detector, or said gas ionization explosives detector;

releasing said sedation material into the inner scanning chamber therein rendering a user incapacitated.

14. The method of claim 9 further comprising the step of;

including on said walled enclosure with a frame further closing baffles located above said entrance and said exit doors to allow air in or to prevent gas from escaping said enclosure.

16. The method of claim 9 further comprising the step of;

attaching to said ceiling a first exhaust fan attached near said exit door and a second exhaust fan located near said entrance door, a upper tube and a lower tube connected to said sedation materials container; and

pumping sedation materials through said first and second exhaust fans through said upper tube, through said lower tube and into said sedation materials container.

17. A security scanning enclosure comprising:

a walled enclosure with a frame with impact resistant walls, an entrance door and exit door;

said walled enclosure with a frame further comprising;

remote cameras capable of transmitting video feed attached to the interior of said walled enclosure with a frame

an inner scanning chamber and inner storage chamber with said storage chamber located interior to the inner scanning chamber;

said inner scanning chamber wherein said entrance door and said exit door are located on opposite ends of say inner scanning chamber;

said inner scanning chamber further comprising an x-ray metal detector with a conveyor belt, a walkthrough metal detector, a gas ionization explosives detector, and a weapons depository unit located in the interior of the inner scanning chamber;

said x-ray metal detector having material capture capability;

said inner storage chamber further comprising an air conditioning unit and a sedation dispenser containing sedation material;

said inner storage chamber further comprising and enclosure with ports to access the inner scanning chamber by which said sedation dispenser can pump sedation material from the storage chamber into said inner scanning chamber;

said entrance door and said exit door further comprising baffles above said entrance door and said exit door for the removal of sedation material;

wherein said metal detector is positioned in said inner scanning chamber such that a user would need to walk through said metal detector to go from the entrance door to the exit door;

wherein said entrance and exit doors are locked when said user enters into the inner scanning chamber; and

wherein a user maybe be confronted with said sedation material when released into said inner scanning chamber.

18. The security scanning enclosure of claim 17 wherein;

a user may place an object to be scanned on said conveyor belt to be run through said x-ray metal detection machine;

furthermore,

if said object is a weapon or a bomb it is captured in said x-ray machine.

19. The security scanning enclosure system of claim 17 wherein;

if a weapon is detected by one or more of the following, in combination or individually;

said x-ray detector, said metal detector, or said gas ionization explosives detector;

said sedation material is released in to the inner scanning chamber therein rendering a user incapacitated.

20. The security scanning enclosure of claim 17 wherein;

if a bomb is detected by one or more of the following, in combination or individually;

said x-ray detector, said metal detector, or said gas ionization explosives detector;

said sedation material is released in to the inner scanning chamber.

21. The security scanning enclosure of claim 17 wherein;

if a gun is detected by one or more of the following, in combination or individually;

said x-ray detector, said metal detector, or said gas ionization explosives detector;

said sedation material is released in to the inner scanning chamber.

22. The security scanning enclosure of claim 17 wherein;

said walled enclosure with a frame further comprises closing baffles located above said entrance and said exit doors to allow air in or to prevent gas from escaping said enclosure.

23. The security scanning enclosure of claim 17 wherein;

said walled enclosure with a frame further comprises a ceiling attached to said walled enclosure with a frame.

24. The security scanning enclosure of claim 17 where in;

said ceiling has a first exhaust fan attached near said exit door and a second exhaust fan located near said entrance door, a upper tube and a lower tube connected to said sedation materials container; and

Wherein said first and second exhaust fans can pump sedation materials through said upper tube, through said lower tube and into said sedation materials container.