Unknown Organization (20240290227). Security Badge Device simplified abstract
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Security Badge Device
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Lisa Leboeuf of Tomball TX (US)
Security Badge Device - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240290227 titled 'Security Badge Device
The security badge device described in the patent application is a badge holder designed for healthcare staff, school employees, office employees, and other similar professionals.
- The device features a body component with a circular button that can be pressed to indicate a specific code, with the button potentially being color-coded for easy identification.
- Users can access a set of instructions to learn how to operate the device effectively.
- Upon activation, a signal is sent through an emergency system via a GPS tracker, providing the staff with the user's location within the building and the type of assistance required based on the number of times the button is pushed.
Potential Applications: - Healthcare facilities - Schools - Offices - Emergency response teams
Problems Solved: - Quick and efficient communication of emergencies - Enhanced safety and security for staff members - Streamlined assistance for individuals in need
Benefits: - Rapid response to emergencies - Improved coordination among staff members - Enhanced overall safety measures
Commercial Applications: Title: "Enhanced Security Badge Device for Various Industries" This technology can be utilized in various industries to improve safety protocols and emergency response procedures, potentially leading to increased efficiency and peace of mind for employees and staff members.
Questions about the security badge device: 1. How does the GPS tracker in the device enhance emergency response capabilities? - The GPS tracker allows for quick identification of the user's location within the building, enabling staff to respond promptly to the emergency. 2. What are the key benefits of color-coding the button on the security badge device? - Color-coding the button makes it easier for users to identify and operate the device efficiently.
Original Abstract Submitted
a security badge device is disclosed that is a badge holder for healthcare staff, school employees, office employees, etc. the security badge device comprises a body component that comprises a circular button that can be pressed one or more times to indicate a certain code. the button may be color coded and comprise a set of instructions available for users to learn to operate the device. upon activation, a signal is then sent through an emergency system via a gps tracker that tells the staff where in the building the user is and what is needed to assist the user calling for help. the number of times the button is pushed indicates what type of assistance is required.
