233 results about "Panic" patented technology

A method and/or a computer readable medium and a computer-executable set of instructions on the computer readable medium, and/or a product or processing system such as a handheld communication device or computer, for carrying out the method, the method allowing a user to initiate capturing images during an experience such as a driving experience and submitting an electronic communication containing at least captured images for a threshold duration before and/or after detecting a threshold magnitude motion, such as one emulating a car accident. The electronic communication can be configured to be sent to a predestinated destination such as an insurance agent, emergency respondent, family member, employer, or any other destination, and may include additional information such as accident location, user information, and vehicle information. The processing system display may provide the user the option to, or the processing system may automatically, call a desired destination such as an emergency respondent. The processing system may respond to computer-executable instructions to delete from a threshold history of the captured image as the image capture device thereof records images to preserve memory space, keeping the most recent threshold duration. The processing system may respond to computer-executable instructions to continue recording after the threshold magnitude motion is detected for a threshold duration prior to submitting the captured image. The display of the processing system may include a user-selectable panic object to allow manual submission of a threshold duration of the image captured without the processing system having detected the threshold magnitude motion.

A topology discovery process is used to discover all of the links in an ad hoc network and thereby ascertain the topology of the entire network. One of the nodes of the network, referred to as the coordinator, receives the topology information which can then be used to, for example, distribute a routing table to each other node of the network. The process has a Diffusion phase in which a k-resilient mesh, k>1, is created by propagating a topology request message through the network. Through this process, the nodes obtain information from which they are able to discern their local neighbor information. In a subsequent, Gathering phase, the local neighbor information is reported upstream from a node to its parents in the mesh and thence to the parents' parents and so forth back to the coordinator. The robustness of the Diffusion phase is enhanced by allowing a node to have more than one parent as well as by a number of techniques, including use of a so-called diffusion acknowledgement message. The robustness of the Gathering phase is enhanced by a number of techniques including the use of timeouts that ensure that a node will report its neighbor information upstream even if it never receives neighbor information from one or more downstream neighbors and the use of a panic mode that enhances the probability that a node will get its neighbor information, and its descendents' neighbor information, reported upstream even if that node has lost connectivity with all of its parents.

Transcutaneous electrical and magnetic nerve stimulation devices are disclosed, along with methods of averting imminent medical attacks using energy that is delivered noninvasively by the devices. The attacks comprise asthma attack, epileptic seizure, attacks of migraine headache, transient ischemic attack or stroke, onset of atrial fibrillation, myocardial infarction, onset of ventricular fibrillation or tachycardia, panic attack, and attacks of acute depression. The imminence of an attack is forecasted using grey-box or black-box models as used in control theory. In preferred embodiments of the disclosed methods, a vagus nerve in the neck of a patient is stimulated noninvasively to avert the attack.

A once-a-day oral milnacipran pulsatile release composition has been developed that releases the drug in spaced apart “pulses”. The dosage forms are comprised of first, second and optional third dosage units, with each dosage unit having a different drug release profile. This dosage form provides in vivo drug plasma levels characterized by C_max below 3000 ng/ml, preferably below 2000 ng/ml, and most preferably below 1000 ng/ml. The composition provides pulsatile release of milnacipran to produce a therapeutic effect over approximately 24 hours, when administered to a patient in need, resulting in diminished incidence or decreased intensity of common milnacipran side effects such as sleep disturbance, nausea, vomiting, headache, tremulousness, anxiety, panic attacks, palpitations, urinary retention, orthostatic hypotension, diaphoresis, chest pain, rash, weight gain, back pain, constipation, vertigo, increased sweating, agitation, hot flushes, tremors, fatigue, somnolence, dyspepsia, dysoria, nervousness, dry mouth, abdominal pain, irritability, and insomnia.

A wearable accoutrement such as a wristwatch records noises within a wearer's vicinity, and white noises may be filtered out to output pure human voices. The voice recording feature can be activated manually or automatically during a “panic mode” as indicated by a loud noise or sudden biological changes such as an increase in heart rate or body temperature. The accoutrement can also monitor other environmental elements such as light, motion and audio and may be paired with a wireless phone such that noise from a stressful event can be sent to a remote server which processes the data. A motion sensor in the accoutrement may also activate an audible alarm in the event of physical trauma to the wearer to induce an attacker to flee.

The invention relates to a disaster early-warning system. The disaster early-warning system is used for early warning mountain landslides or debris flow and comprises measuring nodes and a warning center which are communicated through wireless signals, wherein the measuring nodes are used for measuring movement information and position information of a mountain where the measuring nodes are located, and the warning center is used for receiving the movement information and the position information of the mountain measured by the measuring nodes in real time and performing the disaster early warning according to the movement information and the position information. The disaster early warning system is a system for forecasting and warning the debris flow and the mountain landslides in real time. By processing data of a plurality of measuring nodes installed in the mountain, the early warning accuracy degree of the mountain landslides and the debris flow is improved, the situation of failure in disaster report is completely eradicated, panic caused by warning errors is avoided, and the influence of the warning errors to production and life of people in disaster areas is reduced.

A device and associated methods for escaping from a venue when a threat is detected is described. Venues can be buildings or outside areas and contain the area where the threat constitutes a hazard to a protected person. Threats include fire, terrorists, gunmen, explosion, collapse, loss of critical resources and crowd panic. The device incorporates a machine learning system implemented with a neural network or other pattern matching system and is trained in steps. Pre-training is based on general requirements such as edge-detection and audio analysis. Principles and data for venue layouts and human behavior can be included. The produced model is further trained from data gathered from sensors and servers after entry into the venue. Operation of the model produces warnings of threats and a plan of escape with steps of the plan communicated to the protected person by audio, visual or tactile sensory channels.

A data collection device comprising: a data collection subsystem; a wireless communication device; a dedicated panic button; and a processor that, responsive to a user activating the dedicated panic button, uses the wireless communication device to cause a message to be sent to a designated emergency contact.

The compounds of the instant invention are bicyclic or tricyclic amino acids useful in the treatment of epilepsy, faintness attacks, hypokinesia, cranial disorders, neurodegenerative disorders, depression, anxiety, panic, pain, arthritis, neuropathological disorders, sleep disorders, visceral pain disorders, and gastrointestinal disorders. Processes for the preparation of the final products and intermediates useful in the process are included. Pharmaceutical compositions containing one or more of the compounds are also included.

An anti-panic mechanism comprises a lock lever displaceable between an unlocked position and a locked position, an over center spring urging the lock lever to either side of the unlocked position and locked position with a dead point, an open link displaceable between an engaging position and a non-engaging position, an output member displacing the lock lever by a motor, an anti-panic spring urging the open link toward the engaging position from the non-engaging position, a connecting lever connecting the open link to the lock lever. The connecting lever releases the open link before the lock lever crosses over the dead point of the over center spring when the output member is rotated in the unlocking direction.

The personal alarm watch is an improved athletic sports watch, which includes the traditional time related features of a wristwatch along with a plurality of personal alarm features integrated therein. The wristwatch includes a pulse sensor integrated into a bottom surface that is in dermal contact with the end user's wrist in order to detect pulse, and which relays said information to a processing means located inside of the wristwatch. The wristwatch also includes a location-based technology along with the ability to communicate with the local authorities upon depression of a panic button in order to provide an alarm thereto. A speaker being manifested with said watch nay provide an additional level of security by emitting an audible alarm. Upon transmission of said alarm to said local authorities, the wristwatch further transmits an electronic file containing biographical and/or medical information about the end user.

The invention relates to an early warning method for a regional earthquake monitoring net, which solves the technical problem that a lot of inconvenience is brought to lives of people due to the fact that the unnecessary panics of residents are caused because of mistake report, false report and missing report which are caused by low accuracy of earthquake monitoring and analyzing of the regional earthquake monitoring net. In the technical measure adopted by the invention, the early warning method for the regional earthquake monitoring net is realized on the basis of a set of sub monitoring stations with earthquake monitors, a master control center arranged at the regional center and provided with assorted management software and a regional earthquake monitoring net system formed by means of a topology network. The early warning method for the regional earthquake monitoring net has the beneficial effect that the accuracy of earthquake information is judged through a double-layer threshold comparison method, thereby, valuable time is strived for the escape of people, and simultaneously, the inconvenience brought to the lives of people because of false report is also avoided.

A modular safety device has an ultrasonic device capable of transmitting ultrasonic sound with a frequency of at least 20 kHz. The ultrasonic sound is inaudible to human ear and can cause barking or approaching dogs to stay in place, stop or move away from the user. The modular safety device also includes a power supply and an audible alarm device. The audible alarm device is capable of issuing a distress sound audible to human ear. The power supply, ultrasonic device and audible alarm device are incorporated into a detachable and portable unit that can be easily carried on a user's person or attached to a user's mobile device such as walker or wheelchair.

Compounds of the formula are useful in the treatment of central nervous system disorders including depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, panic attacks, generalized anxiety disorder, sexual dysfunction, eating disorders and addictive disorders caused by ethanol or cocaine abuse.

A panic exit door lock includes a cover (20) mounted to an outer side (10b) of a door (10). A sliding member (34) is slideably received in the cover (20) and operably connected to a latch (12). A handle (24) is pivotably mounted to the cover (20) and operably connected to the sliding member (34) such that rotation of the handle (24) causes sliding of the sliding member (34) to move the latch between an extended position and a retracted position. A limiting member (32) is pivotably received in the cover (20) between a blocking position not allowing movement of the sliding member (34) and a release position allowing movement of the sliding member (34). An inner lock core (54) and an outer lock core (270) are respectively mounted to an inner side (10a) and the outer side (10b) of the door (10). Either of the inner and outer lock cores (54, 270) can be rotated by a key to move the limiting member (32) between the blocking position and the release position.

A panic mode in a device such as a mobile phone having a camera. When the panic mode is triggered an image is captured and immediately transmitted to an external site, such as to a server at a law enforcement authority, a parent's household, etc. Ideally the device does not give an indication as to whether or not the panic mode shot was successful, thereby causing doubt in a wrongdoer who could be the subject of the transferred image. Upon triggering the panic shot the device goes into a lockdown mode whereby interruption of capture and transfer of a record (e.g., image, audio recording, etc.) is not possible or is made very difficult. In one embodiment a back-up permanent power supply is included in the form of a capacitor or small battery so that even if the device's main battery is removed the panic shot can still be transferred. Other features are described.

A lock for a door includes a latch (128) to which an end of a connecting member (46) is operably coupled. A draw rod (48) is securely mounted to the connecting member (46) to move therewith. A base (32) is fixed to the door, and a slide (42) is slideably mounted to the base (32) in the vertical direction. An adjusting block (44) is fixed to the draw rod (48) to move therewith. An adjusting screw (446) is rotatably extended through the slide (42) and threadedly engaged with the adjusting block (44) so that movement of the slide (42) in the vertical direction causes movement of the adjusting block (44) and the connecting member (46) in the vertical direction and of the latch (128) between locking and unlocking positions. Rotation of the adjusting screw (446) causes movement of the adjusting block (44) and the connecting device (40) in the vertical direction to adjust the locking position of the latch (128) relative to the door (10).

The cable grab safety device releasably attaches a workman's safety lanyard to a steel cable. A primary frame constructed of an elongated U-shaped bracket having a pair of spaced apart parallel side plates fits around the cable. A secondary frame also comprised of a pair of side plates fits within the U-shaped bracket after the cable is inserted. The secondary frame carries a brake in the form of a pulley mounted in an elongated slot movable toward or away from the cable. A lever attached to a worker's lanyard moves the pulley only in the inward direction to engage the cable in the event of a fall. A bent pin connected between the primary and secondary frames allows for limited pivotal and axial movement between them allowing the cable to be inserted into the U-shaped bracket. A separate locking pin secures the frame members together.

The invention discloses a motor train unit subsidiary loop split-phase passing uninterruptible power supply device which comprises a pantograph, a main circuit breaker, a transformer, a traction motor, a four-quadrant rectifier, a static inverter and a subsidiary current converter, wherein a subsidiary load of a motor train unit is powered from the middle direct current loop link and inverted by the subsidiary current converter; and the motor train unit subsidiary loop split-phase passing uninterruptible power supply device ensures that the subsidiary load of the motor train unit is not powered off when passing through a split phase, prevents the frequent start of the subsidiary load, improves the service life of the subsidiary load, eliminates passenger panic and other troubles caused bysuddenly powering off, and the like and improves the comfort and satisfaction of passengers.