A wireless, proximity-based security system for securing or tracking a valuable object. The system includes a base station and a plurality of security fobs. The security fobs are tracked via an ultra-wideband transceiver relative to an outer perimeter. An administrator fob pairs each of the security fobs with the base station. An audible alarm emits from base and/or the fobs when the location of the security fob is detected to be beyond the outer perimeter. A haptic alarm emits from fob when the location of the security fob is detected to be beyond a sub-perimeter.

A novel tracking system is disclosed. In one embodiment, a long-range tracking device is incorporated into a removable footwear insole and a short-range tracking device is incorporated into another removable footwear insole. The long-range tracking device includes a location determining device, a wireless communication device, and a power source. In a more particular embodiment, the location determining device is a GPS receiver, and the communication device is a cellular modem.

An apparatus, including a microphone, speaker, camera, memory or database which stores information regarding a travel schedule or itinerary, global positioning device, controller, and a transmitter. The controller is specially programmed to detect a deviation of the apparatus from the travel schedule or itinerary or to detect an absence of, or a leaving of, the apparatus from an expected location on the travel schedule or itinerary, and, if the controller detects a deviation of the apparatus from the travel schedule or itinerary or detects an absence of, or a leaving of, the apparatus from the expected location on the travel schedule or itinerary, the controller generates a travel route deviation message. The transmitter transmits the travel route deviation message to a first communication device.

A child monitor device system which collects visual and audio data at a first location [and also transmits visual and auditory signals at this first location], ideally a baby's crib, then provides access to [and displays] this data at a second location (e.g. a touchscreen monitor-&-speaker-system on the dashboard of a parent's vehicle) via specially-tailored systems and device(s) which additionally alert the parent to hazards, and wherein the monitor device system may be detached and moved to a third location (e.g. a car's back seat) so the parent can continuously monitor [and entertain] the child throughout the day. The device itself is portable via removable couplings.

The invention relates to a device for monitoring persons in the water, comprising: a carrier apparatus for fastening to a person; a monitoring apparatus held by the carrier apparatus and which has a sensor apparatus and a processor apparatus, wherein the sensor apparatus is connected to the processor apparatus; and a signaling apparatus held by the carrier apparatus and which is connected to the monitoring apparatus, wherein the signaling apparatus has a floatation body and the signaling apparatus is provided for detaching from the carrier apparatus upon a signal of the processor apparatus and rising to the water surface. The invention further relates to a system for monitoring persons in the water, comprising a device for monitoring persons in the water and a base station. The invention further relates to a method and use of the device to protect persons from dangers resulting from a lack of oxygen and drowning.

The system of the preferred embodiments is a young child monitoring device including: at least one microphone designed to be temporarily attached in contact with at least one of the skin and the clothing of a user; a radio transmission circuit wired in electrical communication with the microphone and adapted to transmit a signal from the microphone via radio waves; an electromagnetic induction circuit designed to generate power by induction from radio waves; a temporary attachment including at least one of A) an adhesive patch, B) a clip, C) adhesive tape, D) a patch comprising at least the hooks of a hook and loop fastener and designed to attach at least the microphone to the user; a base station including a radio receiver adapted to receive a signal generated by the radio transmission circuit, wherein the base station is designed to at least one of I) notify a caregiver, II) generate an audio alert, III) generate a visual alert, IV) send an alert to a mobile electronic device associated with a caregiver, V) send an alert to a headset worn by a caregiver and adapted to play audio for the caregiver.

The current system and method relate to a tracking and feedback system. More specifically, the system and method comprise a tracking apparatus attached to a tracked entity, reader nodes, a central management database including software platform, and a feedback system incorporated within the tracking apparatus and the central management database.

A child monitor device system which collects visual and audio data at a first location [and also transmits visual and auditory signals at this first location], ideally a baby's crib, then provides access to [and displays] this data at a second location (e.g. a touchscreen monitor-&-speaker-system on the dashboard of a parent's vehicle) via specially-tailored systems and device(s) which additionally alert the parent to hazards, and wherein the monitor device system may be detached and moved to a third location (e.g. a car's back seat) so the parent can continuously monitor [and entertain] the child throughout the day. The device itself is portable via removable couplings.

A system and method is provided for detection of movement or removal of a firearm from a storage location. The system generates a real-time alert that notifies a supervisor or owner of a firearm that movement or removal of the firearm from a stored location has occurred. The alert may be sent to a designated communication device such as a smartphone, landline phone, or to a computing device. An application (app) with a graphical user interface may be loaded on a user device to implement aspects of the firearm alert system. Movement and/or location sensors may be removeably mounted to the exit mouth of a firearm barrel, loaded in a round of ammunition (i.e., bullet), contained in a trigger lock, a slip on cover, screw on (after market) gun grips, original grips that come with the gun from a manufacturer, a bullet clip therefor, a gun lock, or an adhesive backed tile.

A child enclosure is provided for use in a crib or playpen, and the enclosure has enclosure walls for locating adjacent crib walls to form an enclosed space. The child enclosure further comprises an enclosure cover covering the enclosed space and a window opening in the enclosure cover.