3m Innovative Properties Company

Other

Scott Technologies, Inc.

Sti Licensing Corporation

Jason M Patterson

James W Howard

Darin Kyle Thompson

William Eugene Parson

James B Snyder

Darrill Lee Plummer

Andrew W Long

Jerry Alan Phifer

James L C Werness, Jr

Eric J Bassani

Wesley M Barbee

Matthew Shannon

Panagiotis D Stanitsas

Jeffrey L Landis

Johnathan R Graves

Jerome Shanko, Jr

Payas Tikotekar

Ravi Raagav Srinivas

Jason Richard Cannon

Cedric Williams

Samuel C Shomstein

Matthew M Shettel

The present disclosure provides a remote sensing system. The remote sensing system includes an article of personal protective equipment (PPE) including a display panel configured to be viewed by a wearer of the article of PPE. The remote sensing system further includes a plurality of sensors disposed remotely from the article of PPE. Each of the sensors is configured to generate a respective signal. The remote sensing system further includes a processor communicably coupled to the plurality of sensors and the display panel of the article of PPE. The processor is configured to receive the respective signals from the plurality of sensors. The processor is further configured to select at least one signal from the respective signals. The processor then determines at least one critical message corresponding to the at least one signal.

Remote sensing system and method for article of personal protective equipment

A system, wearable device and management device provided for predicting a flashover event. According to one aspect of the disclosure, a wearable device for predicting a flashover event is provided. The wearable device includes at least one thermal sensor configured to generate thermal data associated with an environment, and processing circuitry configured to: determine a risk of ignition of at least one combustible gas in the environment based on the thermal data, and trigger at least one action based on the determined risk of ignition.

System and method for risk classification and warning of flashover events

A device, and method, for situational awareness of an emergency scene for first responders uses an unmanned aerial vehicle equipped with a sensor package in populated or otherwise restricted areas. The unmanned aerial vehicle is assigned to a control center for a designated incident while automatically tasking the unmanned aerial vehicle with the initiation of the incident response to autonomously proceed to the incident prior the control center taking active control of the unmanned aerial vehicle.

Unmanned aerial vehicle for situational awareness to first responders and alarm investigation

The present invention discloses a screw on lighted attachment for use with a fish wire, and which includes a conical body constructed of a durable and selectively transparent material, this further being adapted to being mounted to a remote end of the fish wire. A tip location of the body is configured with an eyelet portion formed there-through, and to which an end of a second retrieval wire is secured. An illuminating element, such as a light emitting diode, is housed within the body with a power source incorporated into the body and communicating with the LED element for activating the same to illuminate an area surrounding an inserted location associated within the body.

Screw on lighted end attachment for use with a flexible snake

A breathing regulator having a non-linear positive pressure spring is provided for use in an air supplied respirator. The regulator includes a housing formed from a regulator body and a cover sub-assembly, a diaphragm assembly, and the non-linear spring. The spring holds the diaphragm assembly closed and resists the force applied by air pressure during exhalation by the user, but collapses once a sufficient amount of force has been applied, thereby permitting the user to exhale freely.

Breathing regulator with nonlinear positive pressure spring

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Monroe, NC, United States of America

Jason M Patterson