wireless device call 911 when the device receives a command from the owner/caregiver if an emergency occurs. The owner/caregiver can be located at the emergency or hundreds of miles away, but since the device originates the call, the call always goes to the nearest 911-Operator. Our patent covers any wireless device and the device could be worn by a person or in any type of vehicle or at a stationary location. The device can communicate with the police by speaking information or via email, images, or videos. Image/video capability can be very important because vehicle manufacturers could put tiny cameras on the dash to let police First Responders see the occupants following a crash. Our method is usable worldwide.

The Company is currently pursuing three markets: 911Finder Alzheimer's watches, Vehicle Security Tracker devices, and 911Direct licensing software for telematics systems to vehicle manufacturers.