Honeywell International Inc.

Honey International Inc.

Honeywell International Inc. Intellectual Property - Patent Services

Steve D Huseth

Hai D Pham

Andrew Berezowski

Soumitri N Kolavennu

Patrick S Gonia

Amit Kulkarni

Gina Marie Theisen

Tom Plocher

Steven James McPherson

David Joseph Wunderlin

Erik Todeschini

Cleopatra Cabuz

Christopher Scott Larsen

Andy M Peczalski

SrinivasaRao Katuri

Santosh Mallikarjuna Mandiganal

Henrik Holm

Saad J Bedros

Michael R Seman

Bradley A Rohlf

Michael Fegley

Gary Richard O'Brien, Jr

William A Zachar, Jr

Steven Joseph Sharp

Cinnamon C Deets

Isaac D Cohen

Aravind Padmanabhan

Henry Chen

Jayaprakash Meruva

Vinayak Sadashiv Kore

Jeffrey Mathew Rye

Haiyang Liu

Thomas A Plocher

George Daniel Hadden

Robert E DeMers

Walter Heimerdinger

Kalvin Watson

Chandrakantha C Reddy

Edward J Kurtz

Bhabesh Chandra Acharya

Arun Vijayakumari Mahasenan

Christopher Kikta

Gregory Vrablik

Dan Hawkinson

Sonmitri Kolavennu

Thomas J Schubring

Edward J Dauskurdas

Neb Petrovacki

Sekhar Kommoju

Steven James Mcpherson

Bradley Rohlf

Srinivasarao Katuri

Andrew G Berezowski

Uday K Pulleti

Santosh M Mandiganal

A weight bearing fall protection connector includes a first connection member configured to attach the connector to a piece of fall protection equipment, and a second connection member configured to attach the connector to another piece of all equipment, with the connection members fixed to each other to transfer the weight of a worker in a fall event and for movement relative to each other between a ready position and a fall position. The connector further includes a breakable component having a retaining condition wherein the component maintains the members in a ready position and broken condition wherein the component allows the members to move to their fall position. The connector further includes a wireless fall indicator including a wireless transmitter and a switch configured to activate the wireless transmitter in response to movement of the members from the ready position to the fall position.

Weight bearing fall protection connector having a wireless fall indicator

Methods, devices, and systems for a tag for order fulfillment are described herein. One or more embodiments include a number of tags each associated with a corresponding inventory bin of a warehouse, each tag configured to broadcast unique identification information, and a mobile device configured to receive, from a database, order information including identification information of one of the number of tags and a type and a quantity of an item of an inventory bin of the warehouse corresponding to the tag, and scan for identification information of the tag.

Tag for order fulfillment

A system and method for monitoring emergency personnel during an emergency incident is disclosed. The emergency personnel wear wireless communication units (CU) including a short-range radio and a long-range radio. CUs are configured to periodically transmit a unique identification from the short-range radio of the CU, receive the unique identification transmitted from the short-range radio of any other CU within range of the short-range radio, and transmit a data packet from the long-range radio, each data packet containing the unique identification of the CU and all the unique identifications recently received from any other CUs. The system can include an incident command monitoring system including a computing device to access a personnel and unique identifier database and analyze the data packets and initiate an alert if the unique identification associated with one of the emergency personnel has not been received by the communication unit of a team member.

Automated sensing of firefighter teams

A system includes first and second access points. Each access point includes one or more 802.11 wireless radios configured to communicate with a wireless node. The first and second access points are both configured to wirelessly receive first data from the wireless node at substantially a same time and forward the first data. The first and second access points are also both configured to receive second data for the wireless node. The first access point is configured to wirelessly transmit the second data to the wireless node, and the second access point is configured to refrain from transmitting the second data to the wireless node while the first access point is operating properly.

Shadow access point for hierarchical tree network using 802.11 infrastructure nodes in fire detection systems and other systems

A fall detection/fall indicator device that automatically senses when a user of fall protection equipment, such as a fall harness, has experienced an arrested fall, the fall harness having an electrical circuit that is a closed circuit in a first state and an open circuit in a second state after an arrested fall, and an alert device that is automatically responsive to the open circuit to emit an alert/alarm to other personnel that an arrested fall has been experienced.

Fall detection alert/alarm device and method

Apparatus and associated methods relate to a distance-learning safety retraction device (DLSRD) mechanically coupled to a fixed anchor point on a boundary-mapped surface, the DLSRD including two receivers in operable communication with a transmitter borne on a user. In an illustrative example, the DLSRD may determine an angle between a lanyard coupled to the user and a vertical plane between the two receivers. The DLSRD may include, for example, an extraction detector detecting an extracted length of the lanyard. The DLSRD may determine user proximity to a safe operating area boundary based upon a difference of a current extracted length of the lanyard to a learned extracted length associated with a current angle of the lanyard, for example. Various DLSRDs may be configured in a run-mode to apply a braking effect to the lanyard and/or to activate a warning device based upon the user's proximity to the boundary.

Distance-learning safety retraction lanyard

Provided is self-identifying personal protective equipment and methods of monitoring the same. The personal protective equipment may include a wireless tag positioned on or incorporated into an individual's face piece and a wireless tag reader positioned on or incorporated into the breathing apparatus of the personal protective equipment. The wireless tag reader may transmit an interrogation signal to the wireless tag upon actuation of the breathing apparatus, such as actuation of the flow of air through the breathing apparatus to the face piece. The face piece may then be identified automatically with the use of the personal protective equipment.

Self-identifying personal protective device and methods of monitoring the same

Embodiments relate generally to systems and methods for quickly detecting a fall and alerting appropriate parties of the fall. A fall protection device may comprise a fall detection module operable to sense when a fall occurs and generate wireless beacon, where the beacon may be received (or picked up) by any number of wireless devices, including wireless gateways, monitoring stations, and mobile devices.

Fall protection radio frequency emergency beacon

A fall detection/fall indicator device () that automatically senses when a user () of fall protection equipment, such as a fall harness (), has experienced an arrested fall, the fall harness () having an electrical circuit () that is a closed circuit () in a first state and an open circuit () in a second state after an arrested fall, and an alert device () that is automatically responsive to the open circuit () to emit an alert/alarm to other personnel that an arrested fall has been experienced.

A Wi-Fi mesh fire detection system and methods therefor are provided. The system can include a plurality of access points, where each access point in the plurality of access points is wirelessly connected to at least two other access points in the plurality of access points. For example, a first access point can be assigned as a primary parent device to a third access point, and a second access point can be assigned as a secondary parent device to the third access point. The third access point can transmit a message to the secondary parent device when the third access point fails to confirm that the primary parent device successfully received the message transmitted by the third access point.

Wi-Fi mesh fire detection system

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Steve D Huseth