IP Library Granted Patent US 12684314
Granted Patent B1
US 12684314 · App. 18/617,397 · Granted Jul 14, 2026

Tracking bracelet

Inventor: Vonecia Hunt (Snellville, GA)
H04W4/029A01K11/008A01K27/009A01K29/005G08B21/0208G08B21/0211G08B21/0269G08B21/0286G08C17/02
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 12684314
App. No.
18/617,397
Granted
Jul 14, 2026
Kind
B1
Abstract

This device presents a tracking system for monitoring humans, animals, and objects, featuring a communication unit with GPS, RF signal transmission, 360-degree video, emergency buttons, and biometric sensors. The system includes a customizable base unit with secure authentication and a remote-control device for administration. It facilitates global connectivity to data and emergency centers, offering a versatile and comprehensive solution for various tracking needs. Designed for ease of use and adaptability, this system ensures enhanced safety and monitoring across multiple user classes with minimal training required.

Claims (13)

1 . A tracking system comprising: a communication unit configured to receive a global positioning system (GPS) signal and to transmit information via a first radio frequency (RF) signal; and, a radio transmitter configured to communicate with the communication unit and a base unit via a second RF signal; and, wherein the base unit configured to receive a third RF signal from the radio transmitter and to provide tracking information for at least one of a human user, an animal user, and an inanimate object; wherein the tracking system is configured to serve different classes of users including at least a human user wearing the communication unit attached to a bracelet, an animal user wearing the communication unit attached to a collar, and an inanimate object equipped with a disc for tracking purposes; wherein the communication unit and the disc are further configured to issue alerts authorized by an authorized administrator through the base unit; and wherein the communication unit further comprises: a communication unit housing; a set of video cameras providing a 360-degree video image; a video screen for two-way video communication; a home button, a duress button, and a medical information button; and, a set of directional guidance arrows to guide a user to a safe location.

2 . The tracking system of claim 1 , wherein the communication unit is attachable to the user by a collar or bracelet equipped with an anti-tamper device, only removable by an authorized administrator.

3 . The tracking system of claim 1 , wherein the base unit further comprises:

a base unit housing equipped with a touch screen and an authentication means for programming and use authorization; and,

wherein the touch screen capable of displaying various screen icons for ease of programming and use.

4 . The tracking system of claim 1 , further comprising a remote-control device connected to the base unit via a first communication link, enabling remote administration and control of the tracking system.

5 . The tracking system of claim 1 , wherein the radio transmitter is configured to facilitate communication linkage between the communication unit, the disc, and the Internet via a second communication link, enabling global access and connectivity.

6 . The tracking system of claim 1 , wherein the system is configured to allow for the transmission of biometric data via the communication unit, including data from biometric skin sensors.

7 . The tracking system of claim 6 , wherein the biometric skin sensors are configured to measure at least one of oximetry, pulse, and temperature readings of the user.

8 . The tracking system of claim 1 , wherein the system is configured to be programmable by the authorized administrator to include user-specific information such as physical description, identifying marks, and emergency contact information.

9 . The tracking system of claim 1 , further comprising data centers and emergency response centers connected via auxiliary communication links to the system for data storage, access rights management, and emergency response coordination.

10 . The tracking system of claim 1 , wherein the tracking system is configured for ease of use with minimal training, and is programmable for different user classes including human users, animal users, and inanimate objects.

11 . The tracking system of claim 1 , wherein the tracking system is configured to reset for repeated use after an operation cycle, via the base unit or the remote-control device.