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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 04, 2019
Filed:
Oct. 11, 2017
Delonaco Limited, Nicosia, CY;
Maxym Polyakov, Menlo Park, CA (US);
Mykhailo Riabokon, Zaporizhzhia, UA;
DELONACO LIMITED, Nicosia, CY;
Abstract
An emergency communication system comprises at least two distributed servers. Each of the servers is an independently functioning device configured to operate cooperatively with another server, store personal data of users, duplicate data, and so forth. The servers are connected to a dispatch center, user devices of users, and personal devices of responders through two or more communications networks. The servers are further configured to implement a method including the steps of: receiving an alert signal initiated by a user during an emergency, determining a geographical location of the user based on the alert signal, identifying an emergency type associated with the user based on the alert signal, selecting at least one responder to address the emergency based at least on the emergency type and the geographical location of the user, and sending an emergency signal, including the geographical location of the user, to the at least one responder.
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