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Life saving apparatus

  • US 9,533,743 B2
  • Filed: 03/14/2014
  • Issued: 01/03/2017
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/15/2013
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A life saving apparatus comprising:

  • (a) a plurality of activators, with one of each of the activators held or worn by a person performing an activity, each of the activators comprising;

    (i) a housing comprising a button, a gripping member, and an internal chamber within the housing, with the top of the housing defining an opening, with at least a portion of the button recessed below the surface of the housing, with the gripping member essentially extending outwardly from at least a portion of the housing; and

    (ii) a first circuitry disposed within the chamber of the housing, the first circuitry comprising an activation means having a contact member, a first transmitting means, and a notification signal, with the contact member being operatively coupled to the first transmitting means, with the first transmitting means capable of transmitting and receiving the notification signal, and with the activation means selectively controlling the transmission of the notification signal; and

    (b) a base station operatively coupled to each of the plurality of activators for simultaneously and independently receiving and/or transmitting the notification signal to or from any one or more of the plurality of activators, the base station comprising a second circuitry disposed within the base station, with the second circuitry comprising a processor, the notification signal, and a second transmitting means in connectivity with the processor and the notification signal, with the base station processor capable of simultaneously and independently receiving and/or transmitting the notification signal to and/or from one or more of the activated plurality of activators, and with the processor activating the second transmitting means to generate an alert at the base station.

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