Detection Innovation Group, Inc.

Cell Detect, Inc.

Chris Defant

David Solomon Segal

Judd Sheets

Jeremy Nelson

Fulviu Borcan

A system and method of determining/checking the number of times an inmate in a correctional facility traverses the food line includes the inmate wearing a body-worn device. In some embodiments, the body-worn device includes location detection so that a location of the inmate is constantly monitored and when the inmate traverses the food line more than an allotted number of times (e.g., one time), an alert is generated. In other embodiments, the body-worn device includes an identification device (e.g., an RFID or a low-power transmitter), such that the body-worn device is detectable by detection devices positioned in the food line of the correctional facility and when the inmate traverses the food line more than once (or more than an allowed number of times) an alert is generated.

System, method, and apparatus for detecting and alerting of inmate usage of cafeteria

A method of detecting and disabling offending devices includes monitoring for a radio frequency signal. When an offending device initializes and registers with a cell tower, it emits the radio frequency signal. After the radio frequency signal is detected, a message including an identification of the radio frequency signal is transmitted to a receiver of a base station. Responsive to receiving the message, the base station sends a secure transaction that includes an indication of the radio frequency signal to a processor of a cellular carrier system. Responsive to receiving the secure transaction, the processor of the cellular carrier system correlates a time and the radio frequency signal with an account associated with the registration of the offending device, disconnects the offending device and/or disables an account associated with the offending device.

System, method, and apparatus for detecting and preventing wireless connections

A method of detecting and disabling offending devices includes monitoring for a radio frequency signal. When an offending device initializes and registers with a cell tower, it emits the radio frequency signal. After the radio frequency signal is detected, a message including an identification of the radio frequency signal is transmitted to a receiver of a base station. Responsive to receiving the message, the base station sends a secure transaction that includes an indication of the radio frequency signal to a processor of a cellular carrier system. Responsive to receiving the secure transaction, the processor of the cellular carrier system correlates a time and the radio frequency signal with an account associated with the registration of the offending device, disconnects from the offending device, and disables an account associated with the offending device.

A system and method for detecting degradation of a fiber optic in a strap of a body-worn device that is removably attached to an appendage or other location of a person or animal. A fiber optic is embedded within the strap. A light source emits light energy through the optical interface and into the fiber optic and a light sensor receives and detects light energy from the fiber optic. If the light energy is not received and detected from the fiber optic, the light energy is increased until the light energy is received and detected or reaches a maximum light energy at which time tampering is declared. If the light energy reaches a pre-determined threshold which is less than the maximum light energy, it is declared that the body-worn device requires servicing.

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New Port Richey, FL, United States of America

Chris Defant