Alert and response helmet system
View Patent ↗An alert and response helmet system for temporarily disabling in a non-lethal manner in order to take a wanted individual into custody without placing the life of an officer in danger, the alert and response helmet system including; a pair of glasses to be worn by the officer; the glasses including a camera which photographs an individual and obtains facial and or an iris scan of the individual. The glasses further including an earphone and a communication device which communicates with the officer. A processor processes the camera image and a database provides information relating to whether the processed images correspond to a wanted individual. A helmet worn by the officer includes a non-lethal but temporarily disabling device which causes a wanted individual to be temporarily disabled to give the officer time to draw their weapon before the wanted individual can draw a weapon.
1. An alert and response helmet system which temporarily disables or disrupts, in a non-lethal manner, in order to take a wanted individual into custody without placing the life of an officer in danger, the alert and response helmet system for an officer wearing a helmet and a pair of communication glasses, the system comprising;
the pair of communication glasses worn by the officer including:
a camera which photographs an individual and obtains at least a facial image of the individual;
a processor which processes the facial image and a database which provides information to the processor which determines whether the facial image corresponds to the wanted individual; and
an earphone and a communication device which communicates with the officer that the photographed individual needs to be taken into custody;
the helmet worn by the officer including;
a non-lethal device mounted on the helmet which is directed to the wanted individual to cause the wanted individual to be temporarily disrupted or disabled to give the officer time to draw a weapon;
wherein upon identification of the wanted individual, the processor communicates with the officer through the communication device in the glasses that the individual is on a wanted list and needs to be taken into custody;
a trigger attached to the officer's clothing, allowing the officer to trigger the non-lethal device to temporarily disrupt or disable the wanted individual; and
the non-lethal device is a high-powered photographic flash lamp.
2. The alert and response helmet system of claim 1 , wherein the communication device of the communication glasses is in communication with the processor.
3. The alert and response helmet system of claim 2 wherein the communication device of the communication glasses communicates with the officer through voice instructions.
4. The alert and response helmet system of claim 2 , wherein the communication device of the communication glasses with the officer at least though the sound of a voice, a bird or a barking dog.
5. The alert and response helmet system of claim 1 , wherein the non-lethal device further includes a stun gun which temporarily and non-lethally disables the wanted individual.
6. The alert and response system of claim 1 , wherein a stun gun is configured to be mounted at a side of the officer or inside a top layer of the officer's apparel.
7. The alert and response helmet system of claim 1 , wherein the camera in the communication glasses photographs a retina of the individual and the retina image is used by the processor along with the facial image to determine whether the individual is on the wanted list.
8. The alert and response helmet system of claim 1 , wherein the non-lethal device comprises of two non-lethal devices mounted on the helmet.
9. The alert and response helmet system of claim 8 , wherein the two non-lethal devices mounted on the helmet are a pepper spray and the high-powered photographic flash lamp.