Scott Technologies, Inc.

3m Innovative Properties Company

Sti Licensing Corporation

D&k Laminex, Inc.

William Eugene Parson

Ronald Bruce Mele

Jerry Allen Phifer

Jerry Alan Phifer

Darrill Lee Plummer

Judge Woodrow Morgan, Iii

Robert Daniel Williams

Timothy J Hebrink

Darin Kyle Thompson

William P Atwood

Gregory F King

Brett A Howell

Daniel Leland Bragg

Matthew Shannon

Michael S Meyer

Jason M Patterson

Robert Kyle Fullerton

Judge W Morgan

David Edward Humphries

Johnathan R Graves

Nathan J Montgomery

Jason Richard Cannon

Cedric Williams

Jessica W Arnold

Derek W Roy

William K Shaffer

Iii Judge W Morgan

A low-emissivity film for an article of personal protective equipment (PPE) having a lens is provided. The low-emissivity film is configured to be attached to at least one of an inner surface and an outer surface of the lens. A low-emissivity coating for the article of PPE is also provided.

Low-emissivity film for article of personal protective equipment

A reducer for a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), comprising a primary air pathway with a primary metering valve and a secondary air pathway with a secondary metering valve. The reducer has an Emergency Breathing Support System (EBSS) outlet that is fluidly connected to a branch line of the secondary air pathway.

SCBA with enhanced emergency breathing support system

A self-contained breathing apparatus includes an air cylinder pressurized to about 5500 psig, wherein the air cylinder is compatible with infrastructure used in conjunction with the air cylinder. The self-contained breathing apparatus also includes a first regulator valve for reducing air pressure from the air cylinder to a predetermined level. A second regulator valve is also provided for reducing the air pressure from the predetermined level to a level suitable for use by an operator, wherein air is supplied from the second regulator valve to the operator via a mask. The self-contained breathing apparatus further includes a frame for supporting the air cylinder on the back of the operator. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

High pressure air cylinders for use with self-contained breathing apparatus

A self-contained breathing apparatus includes an air cylinder pressurized to about 5500 psi, wherein the air cylinder is compatible with infrastructure used in conjunction with the air cylinder. The self-contained breathing apparatus also includes a first regulator valve for reducing air pressure from the air cylinder to a predetermined level. A second regulator valve is also provided for reducing the air pressure from the predetermined level to a level suitable for use by an operator, wherein air is supplied from the second regulator valve to the operator via a mask. The self-contained breathing apparatus further includes a frame for supporting the air cylinder on the back of the operator. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Hand-held receiver

High pressure-air cylinders for use with self-contained breathing apparatus

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

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Indian Trail, NC, United States of America

William Eugene Parson