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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 25, 2014
Filed:
Apr. 02, 2009
Ulrich Stählin, Eschborn, DE;
Ralf Merzbacher, Hofheim, DE;
Marc Menzel, Marburg, DE;
Carsten Birke, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
Maik Schäfer, Friedrichshafen-Kluftern, DE;
Ulrich Möller, Holzkirchen, DE;
Ulrich Stählin, Eschborn, DE;
Ralf Merzbacher, Hofheim, DE;
Marc Menzel, Marburg, DE;
Carsten Birke, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
Maik Schäfer, Friedrichshafen-Kluftern, DE;
Ulrich Möller, Holzkirchen, DE;
Abstract
An emergency call unit for a vehicle includes not only a detection unit, a position-finding unit and a control unit, but also a transmission unit for the repeated transmission of a locating signal to a rescue worker. In this context, the locating signal may correspond to the position of the vehicle, and the transmission of the locating signal is initiated by a trigger event. By way of example, the trigger event is a request from a rescue worker or is the detection of an accident.