ES2535440B1 - Life detector - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention of the life detector for people in a state of catalepsy or the like that are considered dead and buried, regardless of whether they have been diagnosed with clinical death, an issuer can be placed in one of their hands, through which in the If the catalepsy state ceases and life goes on, they can emit a serial outside through a detector, thus avoiding the safe death by suffocation in the grave. # This invention begins in a transmitter with a push button placed in the hand of the deceased. that when pressed it will give a serial that will be picked up by the receiver located outside the grave. This receiver connected to a siren with light and acoustic signaling will give the signal of life. All powered by a battery. The three outer elements will be placed inside a plexus modular box and will be attached to a tomb wall.

Description

LIFE DETECTOR

Technical sector

It is included in the funeral sector, electronic device.

State of the art The problem to be solved with this invention is to detect the possible life in a death by catalepsy diagnosed clinical death. The

Catalepsy is a sudden disorder in the nervous system, characterized by muscle immobility and stiffness, as well as zero sensitivity, not responding to external stimuli, with a pulse and breathing in

some cases imperceptible and a pale pallor in the skin, giving the impression that the person has died. Catalepsy may derive from

other disorders such as parkinson's, epilepsy, schizophrenia, sleep apnea among other diseases

Catalepsy or apparent death can last several minutes, hours and even days, declaring itself almost every occasion as clinical death. They can

occur in some cases that the diagnosis is a mistake by not demonstrating

vital signs of life and the consequence is terrible, since the person will be buried alive and will die asphyxiated. The most chilling part of all this is that the cataleptic patient in some cases is aware of everything that

It happens around him, but he is unable to respond and move.

At present it is almost impossible for these errors to occur since the so-called electrocardiograms, electroencephalograms or injecting

Fluorescein diagnose a clinical death with reliability, but these tests are not always performed.

With the invention it will be ensured that the person who has been diagnosed

Clinical death has the opportunity to give signs of life through an emitter that will give a light and acoustic signal to the outside of the grave.

Outside a person must remain watching this signal, which

will communicate to 112 if the signal is activated.

Description of the drawings 10 Figure 1: Emitter (a): Front view

1.1: Battery

1.2: Push button (b): Side view

15 Figure 2: Radio receiver (a): Front view

2.1: Circular receiver

2.2: Antenna

Figure 3: Mermaid (a): Front view

3.1: Light signal

3.2: Acoustic signal (b): Side view

Figure 4: Batena (a): Front view

4.1: Red battery charging pilot

4.2: Green operating light (b): Side view

Figure 5: Plexus modular box (a): Front view

5.1: Receiver

5.2: Antenna

5.3: Mermaid

5.4: Battery (b): Side view

5.5: Transparent cover

5.6: Grids

Detailed description of the invention

The person who has suffered a catalepsy or similar attack after

medical examination in most cases he is diagnosed with death

clinic, so the burial is done. Family members who have any doubts about the diagnosis may choose to place it in one of their hands

an issuer through which you can give signs of life abroad.

The transmitter, Fig. 1, is equipped with a radio transmission channel, to prevent the transmission code from being picked up by an external element

system, having a button to give the signal outside the

tomb. This transmitter will be placed in one of the hands and held by adhesive tape with the peculiarity that the thumb is a few millimeters from the button (1 .2). This transmitter will be powered by a battery

(1.1) 1.5 V.

A circular radio receiver (2.1) with antenna (2.2) will be placed outside the grave, with a reception channel and 126-digit removable memory

This receiver, Fig. 2, will be powered by a hermetic battery, Fig. 4, of 12 Vdc lead-acid with a nominal capacity of 7.2hA / 20h, providing

One week's duration.

A siren will be placed, Fig. 3, connected to the battery, Fig. 4. This siren will have light signaling with red luminous Has (3.1) plus an acoustic signal of a power of 85 dB (3.3).

The receiver, the battery and the siren will be placed and connected inside a modular plexus box, Fig. 5, the door being transparent

(5.5) to be able to visualize the light signal and in addition it will have several S gratings (5.6) on the sides of the same in order to improve the transmission of the

outdoor siren.

Claims (1)

1.-The purpose of the life detector is to transmit a light and acoustic signal to the outside. Characterized by, and comprising a transmitter (Fig. 1) with button (1.2) that will activate the person who has been buried and who is still alive. The signal will be captured by a radio receiver (Fig. 2). This radio receiver (2.1) 10 will have a built-in antenna (2.2) and will be connected to a siren (Fig. 3) with light (3.1) and acoustic signaling (3.2). The radio receiver and the siren will be connected to a battery (Fig. 4). The radio receiver with antenna, the siren and the battery will be placed inside a modular plexus box (Fig. 5) with grilles and hole, being the door of the 15 transparent box.