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Mark A Haley

Jeffrey M Simpson

Device, system, and method, for simplicity call Big Data 911™, which expedites 911 call response times after vehicle accidents or other emergencies. It uses GPS and other data which automatically detects a crash and sends this data comprising the location, severity of the crash, etc., to the cloud using software and/or hardware such as a phone app or device on the vehicle. This data also identifies the victim with all relevant medical or other records. This ensures that during the crucial Golden Hour after the accident EMTs (Emergency Medical Technicians), police and other responders provide the optical medical treatment both en route to the hospital and once there. This includes the technology to initiate the 911 call combined with AI or statistical information in the cloud to expedite the ideal medical solution for the victim. This system can be used nationally or internationally as a person travels worldwide.

Big data 911™—expedited EMT response after vehicle accidents or other emergencies

This invention provides an integrated pilot autonomous ejection system with skydiving safety/training which combines sensors, hardware and software technologies to improve pilot training and safety. It offers pilots state-of-the-art cost-effective Virtual Reality Skydiving and flight simulations which prepares pilots on skydiving after ejections and for the dangers of Vertigo and G-LOC which can result in a crash in seconds. Related flight data including cameras which constantly monitors pilots can be used for debriefings/accident investigations which can be done in minutes. The goal is to improve pilot safety during the transition to fully autonomous fleets of fighter jets which have better warrior capabilities.

Automatic ejection safety technology with a skydiving simulator for improving pilot safety

This integrated skydiving safety/training system combines sensors, hardware and software technologies to improve skydiving for individuals and teams of 12 or more military or civilian skydivers. It dramatically improves skydivers' training and helps prevent the leading causes of skydiving deaths, including mid-air collisions and dangerous landings. The system offers innovative error-correction on low-cost trackers to collect flight data to improve debriefings after jumps for planeloads of jumpers and create an expert proprietary flight database with hundreds of jumps. This can be used for debriefings/accident investigations which can be done in minutes, where before it took months to analyze accidents. It plots this data into 3D Interactive Maps and the real-time radio version can track teams in the air or on the ground, and museums can use the interactive mapping option to display stunning tours of the earth and moon.

Skydiving tracker: an integrated system for flight data collection and virtual reality simulators for improving skydiving safety

A telescoping pet ramp having first and second ramp segments telescopically extendable from a compact state to an extended state. Side rails of the panels include end caps with abutment members for preventing the first floor panel and second floor panel from being separated when the pet ramp is fully extended, and including interlocking angled contact faces that frictionally engage one another when the ramp is fully extended.

Telescoping pet ramp

An enclosure for a pet litter pan, having a moisture and odor-resistant plastic rattan-like material woven on a wire frame. The enclosure is quickly and easily assembled from multiple panels using pin connectors and connector feet. An openable panel provides access to remove the litter pan for cleaning, and has low-friction rails along its interior for facilitating easier removal and replacement of the pan.

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Asheville, NC, United States of America

Mark A Haley