A piston-driven power fiber harvests seawater motion to supply semi-permanent electricity for life-jacket GPS and LED functions.
Combining wide-view low-resolution cameras with a rotating high-resolution camera cuts cost while preserving reliable vessel object detection.
Wide low-resolution coverage paired with rotating high-resolution views detects water-surface objects early without the cost of full panoramic high-res imaging.
Networked sound and light beacons guide a person in water to nearby rescue ladders and alert bystanders, even in darkness or drifting currents.
Water-level and inclination sensors trigger annular strap inflation when drowning conditions are detected, improving floatation stability.
A sealed substrate and cover housing a breakable vessel containing illuminable dye and activator.
A landing parachute neck with a reduced cross-section limits airflow and facilitates folding closure to retain inflation.
A reversible coupling device secures submerged buoys using a pressure sensor and control unit to manage attachment states.
Segmented modular components resolve complexity trade-offs while periodic lighting extends visibility after dark.
SASER technique synchronizes acoustic transducers to maximize radiated power from a compact linear array.
Wireless calling system transmits location data to resolve communication capability loss during independent mobility.
A rescue sled assembly integrates buoyant floats with a rigid frame, tethers, and handles to stabilize the device during water operations.
A wearable belt apparatus inflates a helium balloon to signal drowning emergencies.
A retractable caution flag uses a spring-loaded mechanism and trigger lever to extend automatically.
A flotation vest with a canopy hood and waist belt provides buoyancy and UV protection, keeping individuals connected during emergencies.
Sliding hollow boxes expand buoy volume to enhance water stability, preventing drift in changing conditions.
An optical repulsion system replaces noisy acoustic devices and chemical sprays by flashing lights to scatter geese without human intervention.
A spring-loaded launcher deploys a communication flag horizontally from a buoy body to create a visible signal.