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7/29/2019 MobiLoTech Presentation v3

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MOBILE PHONE NEW EMERGENCY

AND CARE SYSTEMS

Author : Taskin Sakarya (CEO)

[email protected]

MOBILOTECH Mobile Localization Technologies

Silberburgstr. 90, 70176 Stuttgart, Germany

Tel: (49-711) 656 770 36

Mobile phone SOS Mode of Operation


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1. Emergency help mostly depends on Voice Calls,

what if the person cannot comprehend?

2. Time taken for the emergency help to arrive is too

long, i.e. fastest help in 15 minutesin cities.

3. Emergency help via mobile telephony is not possible

where there is no mobile network coverage.

4. Many anonymous false mobile callsto disturb theemergency personnel.

5. Assume immediate evacuation of a densely populated

certain area is needed, how to alarm the people in an

area only and real fast?

Emergency Related Problems To Overcome


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6. Mobile Emergency Location, is positioning upto 125m

good enough?

7. Is the person in need still alive? Is he/she getting

better or worse? Is life functions monitoring possible?

How?

8. Can the people in need dare to go out themselves

again? Can we give the elderly their independence?

9. Can First Aid Persons get the best professionalassistance possible?

10. Can we create better societiesthat are ready to help,

rather than to kill?

Further Emergency Issues To Solve


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We can all learn to help.


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(a) An SOS Mode of Operation is introduced into

Mobile Phones.

(b) The user triggers the mode with a certain emergency

type.

(c) Mobile telephone start sending repeated

emergency/care messages including pre-registered

and live information.

(d) Multimedia capabilities increase the useful

information content of the emergency messages.

MobiLoTechs Solutions:

1. Emergency Voice Calls Only!


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(a) SOS / Care Messages will be received by all or

authorized peoples mobile phones directly.

(b) The individuals or first-aid trained people near to theperson in need, can help the person immediately.

(c) This opens up new horizons for care services,

security services, emergency professionals.


2. Fastest Help in 15 Minutes!


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* Periodic SOS Messages + reception by other mobile phones

* Emergency phone Tracking + via any mobile phone

* Type of emergency definition + Location info text

TRX1

BSS

Emergency Center

TRX4 (passive receivers)

MS1

MS2

MSTRACK

TRX2

TRX3

MOBILE NETWORK

General Architecture


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(a) Emergency center will not receive the emergency call

directly from mobile phone of the person, but from

mobile phones of others.

(b) Help will arrive soon, from people nearby!

(c) A default mobile carrier frequency need to be

determined and assigned. (Action item)


3. No Mobile Network Coverage!


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(a) A mobile phone which entered into SOS Mode of

Operation stays there, until emergency center turns

the mode off. Even power_off wont help!

(b) Triggering the SOS mode of operation by mistake

is avoided by appropriate pre-warnings.

(c) SOS Mode of Operation is comparable to red

chain in a train.(d) Entry into SOS Mode of Operation is either via

E112 number dialing or via special combination of

mobile phone keys.


4. Anonymous False Mobile Calls!


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(a) Initially SOS messages are sent with weak power

levels to trigger others in the near vicinity, I.e. within

50 meters.

(b) However, the distance of effectiveness can be set byprofessionals to meet their need.

(c) SOS receiving mobile phones start giving tone and

display alarms, to inform the user about the

emergency.


5. How to alarm people in an Area and real Fast?


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(a) Not really! For example not in high population areas

and not under snow avalanche.

(b) SOS / care messages are periodically sent with ownlocation information and measurements!

(c) SOS / care message receiver will re-compare own

measurements and calculate the direction and

distance to a couple of meters.

(d) SOS / care messages are initially sent within near

vicinity, I.e. within 50 meters.


6. Is positioning up to 125m good enough?


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(a) First aid helpers often need to know the level of

emergency, and how they can help.

(b) Mobile phone receives wireless (bluetooth) life

monitoring info from other commercial equipments

and attaches them to the SOS / care messages.

(c) Live and pre-registered multimedia information as

text, tone, video will be attached to SOS / caremessages for better information of the emergency.

(d) These facilities achieve continuous monitoring, which

also give good inputs during first aid support.


7. The person in need still alive?


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(a) People under special care will be able to move more

freely within areas where care personnel are within

mobile phone reach. Theyll not be afraid about help

not coming in time.

(b) Care messages are sent within near vicinity first. If

no answer within certain time the range is increased!

(c) After a given time no care service, the messageschange type to SOS.


8. Give the elderly their independence!


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(a) Emergency center connects to the emergency related

experts and expert databases.

(b) Emergency center checks the past history of theperson in need.

(c) Emergency center re/sends back to the persons own

mobile phone first aid support tips.

(d) Emergency center can give more assistance by

evaluating received life functions monitoring

information.


9. The best possible professional assistance!


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(a) People dont trust others these days, especially where

we hear so many terrorist acts.

(b) MobiLoTechs solutions encourage people to help

others!

(c) These solutions encourage better emergency and care

services.

(d) These solutions will increase the trust on othersagain!


10. Create better societies!


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MobiLoTech is prepared

to join in ETSI Workgroups

to improve the Health aspects for Everyone!

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