An overboard tracking device is an apparatus which facilitates the location of individuals wearing Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) or similar survival devices in a body of water. The apparatus includes a prismatic buoyant housing, a power source, at least one switch, a controller, a transceiver, a thermionic layer, an antenna layer, and a waterproof casing. The prismatic buoyant housing maintains the apparatus above water. The power source provides power for the operation of the apparatus. The at least one switch enables manual or automatic activation or deactivation for the apparatus. The controller processes the data and signals received from external radar sources. The transceiver facilitates the sending and receiving of radio wave signals to/from external radar sources. The thermionic layer generates the power stored in the power source. The antenna layer transmits radio waves from/to the transceiver. The waterproof casing prevents contact of the electronic components with water.

The invention discloses a life-saving device around a pond, comprising a base, wherein a pillar is fixed on the top surface of the base, a ceiling is fixed on the top surface of the pillar, and a cavity is provided in the ceiling. A recovery shaft is rotatably provided in the cavity, and two sets of ropes are wound around the periphery of the recovery shaft. A hanging plate is fixed on the right side of the column, and a life ring is mounted on the hanging plate. The life ring It can be tied with the rope so that when the life buoy is thrown into the water, it can be rotated by the recovery shaft to pull the life buoy back. The present invention can inflate the life buoy and oxygen mask through the rotation of the inflatable shaft. Accelerating the inflation efficiency, eliminating the need to replace the oxygen mask and life buoy back and forth, saving rescue time, meanwhile, rescuers and rescued people can be quickly pulled back to the shore by a rope at the same time, saving rescue time and energy.

The invention discloses a life-saving device around a pond, comprising a base, wherein a pillar is fixed on the top surface of the base, a ceiling is fixed on the top surface of the pillar, and a cavity is provided in the ceiling. A recovery shaft is rotatably provided in the cavity, and two sets of ropes are wound around the periphery of the recovery shaft. A hanging plate is fixed on the right side of the column, and a life ring is mounted on the hanging plate. The life ring It can be tied with the rope so that when the life buoy is thrown into the water, it can be rotated by the recovery shaft to pull the life buoy back. The present invention can inflate the life buoy and oxygen mask through the rotation of the inflatable shaft. Accelerating the inflation efficiency, eliminating the need to replace the oxygen mask and life buoy back and forth, saving rescue time, meanwhile, rescuers and rescued people can be quickly pulled back to the shore by a rope at the same time, saving rescue time and energy.

A liquid-ingress control device, comprising a casing having an interior and an exterior, and optionally a liquid-activated trigger positioned in the casing interior; the casing comprising an exterior liquid entry control surface defined by a perimeter in sealing relationship with an edge of a cap, the cap having an interior cap surface formed to define a cap space between the interior cap surface and the liquid entry control surface; the liquid entry control surface comprising a liquid entry port comprising a tube extending between the exterior and interior of the casing through an aperture formed in the entry control surface, the tube optionally comprising a flange positioned exterior to the casing; the cap comprising at least two flow apertures positioned such that liquid contained within the cap space is capable of egress under gravity from the cap space, independently of the orientation of the device.

A liquid-ingress control device, comprising a casing having an interior and an exterior, and optionally a liquid-activated trigger positioned in the casing interior; the casing comprising an exterior liquid entry control surface defined by a perimeter in sealing relationship with an edge of a cap, the cap having an interior cap surface formed to define a cap space between the interior cap surface and the liquid entry control surface; the liquid entry control surface comprising a liquid entry port comprising a tube extending between the exterior and interior of the casing through an aperture formed in the entry control surface, the tube optionally comprising a flange positioned exterior to the casing; the cap comprising at least two flow apertures positioned such that liquid contained within the cap space is capable of egress under gravity from the cap space, independently of the orientation of the device.

A combination seat belt restraint system cutter and glass break tool mounted onto and around the seat belt of an automotive vehicle at a predetermined position for use in cutting the web of the seat belt in the event of a seat belt release latch jam or inoperability resulting in the severing of the seat belt at said position resulting in the tool being freed for use in breaking the glass of a window of the vehicle. The combination tool also being maintained in a fixed position adjacent the safety belt extension/retraction aperture by a strap.

A combination seat belt restraint system cutter and glass break tool mounted onto and around the seat belt of an automotive vehicle at a predetermined position for use in cutting the web of the seat belt in the event of a seat belt release latch jam or inoperability resulting in the severing of the seat belt at said position resulting in the tool being freed for use in breaking the glass of a window of the vehicle. The combination tool also being maintained in a fixed position adjacent the safety belt extension/retraction aperture by a strap.

A system and method for monitoring a spatial position of a mobile transmitter is provided. In particular, the mobile transmitter may be attached to or included in an object of interest. By analyzing the signal strengths of radio frequency signals emitted by the transmitter, a spatial position of the mobile transmitter can be determined, and it is possible to detect whether or not the spatial position of the mobile transmitter is outside an allowable area. By applying the monitoring of the spatial position to a radio frequency system on a vessel, a reliable man-over-board detection can be achieved.

A search and rescue drone system includes a buoyant body member, a frame attached to the buoyant body member for carrying a motor and propeller, and an electronic array including a camera, GPS, an EPIRB radio distress beacon, and a transmitter/receiver for remote control flying the drone and communicating with an operator. The search and rescue drone may be flown manually, or may have some autonomous flight and locator capabilities. For example, in one embodiment, the search and rescue drone may be programmed to simply fly to the location of an electronic wearable device, like a bracelet, that is worn by a man overboard. In another embodiment, the search and rescue drone includes a basket, harness, or other means for actually recovering a swimmer in distress, and flying that person back to safety on a ship or on shore.

A search and rescue drone system includes a buoyant body member, a frame attached to the buoyant body member for carrying a motor and propeller, and an electronic array including a camera, GPS, an EPIRB radio distress beacon, and a transmitter/receiver for remote control flying the drone and communicating with an operator. The search and rescue drone may be flown manually, or may have some autonomous flight and locator capabilities. For example, in one embodiment, the search and rescue drone may be programmed to simply fly to the location of an electronic wearable device, like a bracelet, that is worn by a man overboard. In another embodiment, the search and rescue drone includes a basket, harness, or other means for actually recovering a swimmer in distress, and flying that person back to safety on a ship or on shore.