Patent classifications
F41H9/04
Handheld defense and deterrence device
A self-defense system includes a first sleeve retainably securing a deterrent item. A second sleeve is laterally coupled to the first sleeve and houses a knife. The knife has a handle and a tip. A closed portion of the second sleeve houses the knife handle. An open portion of the second sleeve flexibly covers the knife tip. A hand strap is laterally adjacent to the second sleeve and coupled to at least one of: the first sleeve and the second sleeve. The hand strap is sized and shaped to secure the self-defense system about a hand of a user.
Compressed air artificial wind system and method thereof, firefighting equipment
The present invention provides a compressed air artificial wind system including compressed air storage device, compressed air discharge device, artificial wind system base and controller; also a firefighting equipment including an extinguishing agent tank and the compressed air artificial wind system. The compressed air storage device includes row tubes and manifolds for production and storage of high/ultra-high pressure compressed air; the compressed air discharge device includes intake pipe, expansion chamber, Laval nozzle and wind-blowing tube; the artificial wind system base is built as an infrastructure. Large quantity of high/ultra-high pressure compressed air under control from the compressed air storage device and through the compressed air discharge device to spray out generating artificial wind with large air volume and high wind speed for meteorological control, forest firefighting, air defence and coastal defence, respectively.
Compressed air artificial wind system and method thereof, firefighting equipment
The present invention provides a compressed air artificial wind system including compressed air storage device, compressed air discharge device, artificial wind system base and controller; also a firefighting equipment including an extinguishing agent tank and the compressed air artificial wind system. The compressed air storage device includes row tubes and manifolds for production and storage of high/ultra-high pressure compressed air; the compressed air discharge device includes intake pipe, expansion chamber, Laval nozzle and wind-blowing tube; the artificial wind system base is built as an infrastructure. Large quantity of high/ultra-high pressure compressed air under control from the compressed air storage device and through the compressed air discharge device to spray out generating artificial wind with large air volume and high wind speed for meteorological control, forest firefighting, air defence and coastal defence, respectively.
Battering ram with canister deployment
A cannister deployment apparatus for discharge of gas cannisters within a target building includes a battering ram arranged for being carried on a vehicle for penetrating into the building when impacted on the building by the vehicle. The battering ram has a housing with a plurality of receptacles for receiving the cannisters to be discharged respectively therein. The receptacles include (i) one or more release receptacles arranged to release the respective cannister from the release receptacle upon actuation by a release actuator so that the cannister is discharged from the housing, and (ii) one or more discharge receptacles enabling actuation of the respective cannister into an active state while the cannister remains supported within the discharge receptacle upon actuation by a discharge actuator arranged to trigger a release lever of the cannister in the discharge receptacle into an active state.
Battering ram with canister deployment
A cannister deployment apparatus for discharge of gas cannisters within a target building includes a battering ram arranged for being carried on a vehicle for penetrating into the building when impacted on the building by the vehicle. The battering ram has a housing with a plurality of receptacles for receiving the cannisters to be discharged respectively therein. The receptacles include (i) one or more release receptacles arranged to release the respective cannister from the release receptacle upon actuation by a release actuator so that the cannister is discharged from the housing, and (ii) one or more discharge receptacles enabling actuation of the respective cannister into an active state while the cannister remains supported within the discharge receptacle upon actuation by a discharge actuator arranged to trigger a release lever of the cannister in the discharge receptacle into an active state.
UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE
Provided is an unmanned aerial vehicle capable of carrying an aerosol container, comprising: a discharge unit with a discharge outlet for discharging contents of the aerosol container from the discharge outlet; a camera capable of capturing footage of the discharge range of the contents; an information acquiring unit for acquiring predetermined information; and an estimation unit for estimating an estimated landing position of the contents based on information obtained by the information acquiring unit. The unmanned aerial vehicle may include a camera capable of capturing footage of a discharge range of the contents; and a coupling unit that is couple with the camera and is a posture control mechanism with rotational degrees of freedom to change a posture.
Gas delivery device and gas delivery apparatus
A gas delivery device configured to be inserted into a structure. The gas delivery device also being configured to be attached to a vehicle. The gas delivery device including a housing and a canister rack disposed within the housing. The canister rack being configured to hold two or more chemical agent canisters. A gas delivery apparatus including a gas delivery device and triggering device is also disclosed.
Gas delivery device and gas delivery apparatus
A gas delivery device configured to be inserted into a structure. The gas delivery device also being configured to be attached to a vehicle. The gas delivery device including a housing and a canister rack disposed within the housing. The canister rack being configured to hold two or more chemical agent canisters. A gas delivery apparatus including a gas delivery device and triggering device is also disclosed.
REMOTELY CONTROLLED PROPERTY SECURITY DEVICE AND SYSTEM
A safety device configured to fire projectiles. The safety device includes a firing mechanism, a y-axis frame, an x-axis frame, a first control unit, a camera, and a monitoring control unit. The y-axis frame having a first actuator and the x-axis frame having a second actuator. The monitoring unit having a second control unit, wherein the second control unit is in communication with the first control unit. The safety device capturing imaging and transmitting imaging to the monitoring unit. The monitoring unit generating a display. The second control unit tracking a target on the display and calculating angle coordinates. The second control unit communicating the angle coordinates to the first control unit. The first control unit generating firing coordinates and transmitting the firing coordinates to the first actuator and the second actuator. The first actuator and the second actuator adjusting the firing mechanism position to correspond to the firing coordinates.
REMOTELY CONTROLLED PROPERTY SECURITY DEVICE AND SYSTEM
A safety device configured to fire projectiles. The safety device includes a firing mechanism, a y-axis frame, an x-axis frame, a first control unit, a camera, and a monitoring control unit. The y-axis frame having a first actuator and the x-axis frame having a second actuator. The monitoring unit having a second control unit, wherein the second control unit is in communication with the first control unit. The safety device capturing imaging and transmitting imaging to the monitoring unit. The monitoring unit generating a display. The second control unit tracking a target on the display and calculating angle coordinates. The second control unit communicating the angle coordinates to the first control unit. The first control unit generating firing coordinates and transmitting the firing coordinates to the first actuator and the second actuator. The first actuator and the second actuator adjusting the firing mechanism position to correspond to the firing coordinates.