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Judith Bergner

Ronald S Hollister

Scott Wilker

Kenneth R Altberg

A safety system that is configured to enhance the ability of individuals to identify points of egress in the case of actual fires or emergency situations. The safety system may include a power source, memory, a central processing unit (CPU), sensor(s), audible indicator(s), light source(s), switch(es), camera(s), a transceiver, a microphone, impact tool(s), and aromatic element(s). The power source may be any suitable AC or DC power source. The memory, CPU, audible indicator(s), light source(s), switch(es), camera(s), transceiver, microphone, impact tool(s), and aromatic element(s) may be any types well known in the art. The safety system may also include a modem configured to wirelessly or non-wirelessly transfer data to/from the safety system.

Safety system

An ergonomically designed handle or angled attachment for use with a tool or implement. The ergonomically designed handle includes an elongate member having distal and proximate ends, plural angular portions along the elongated member positioned intermediate the distal and proximate ends, and is configured to emit an audible and/or visual signal. The ergonomically designed handle or angled attachment may include a power source, memory, a central processing unit (CPU), sensor(s), audible indicator(s), light source(s), switch(es), camera(s), a transceiver, a microphone, notch(es), and aromatic element(s). The power source may be one or more batteries (rechargeable or non-rechargeable), and may be removable or non-removable. The ergonomically designed handle or angled attachment may also be configured to withstand a predetermined blast limit.

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Rye Brook, NY, United States of America

Judith Bergner