ES2934263A1 - Security locator (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Security locator, made up of a support (1) and data in the form of a code (2) readable by a mobile device, for example, an optical one. (QR...) Whoever finds the object or person carrying the locator (on a sticker, on a bracelet...) can read the code (2) and contact the owner or family member. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

security locator

TECHNIQUE SECTOR

This application refers to a security locator that allows the owner or person in charge of a person or object to be identified, so that communication with him is immediately possible.

STATE OF THE ART

The existence of labels and other devices that make it possible to identify the owner of an object is known in the state of the art. This type of tag, worn on ribbons or chains, around the neck, is also applied to identify parents or guardians of minors or people unable to take care of themselves, especially when they go to crowded places.

However, this type of tag generates a problem for the user, since the person who finds the object or person has to type the telephone number, which is not always updated, which causes errors. Furthermore, the user may have restricted calls from strangers, so he does not receive the call.

The Applicant does not know of any type of solution that makes it possible to solve all these problems in a manner as simple as the invention.

BRIEF EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION

The invention consists of a security or emergency locator according to the first claim. Its different variants solve the problems outlined.

The locator allows the person in charge or user ("user" from now on) to be identified, always keeping their data updated. You can even upload the phone number directly to the locator reader, ensuring a quick call or message that overcomes call restrictions and can be considered urgent.

It can be carried by anyone, including adults if they consider it necessary to properly identify themselves in the event of an accident, medical situation...

For this, the security locator is made up of a support (sticker, necklace, bracelet.) and some data in the form of a code readable by a mobile device, for example an optical code such as QR.

The code can be configured in various ways.

• To enter a phone number on the mobile device.

• To connect with a data storage server, where the user has entered them and can keep them up to date.

• To connect with a messaging application that allows the user to send a message, preferably urgent. This application can be on a server, accessible over the Internet, forming a web application.

The user can include a reward, in cash or otherwise, for whoever returns the item.

Other variants are appreciated in the rest of the report.

DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

For a better understanding of the invention, the following figure is included.

Figure 1: View of a first embodiment example.

MODES OF CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

An embodiment of the invention is briefly described below, as an illustrative and non-limiting example thereof.

Figure 1 shows an example of an embodiment made up of a support (1), in this case a bracelet or the like, with a code (2) readable by a mobile device. The code (2) is normally an optical code, such as a QR code, BiDi...

The code (2) can directly contain the data of the user, person responsible for the object or person to whom the locator is associated. These data can be read directly by the mobile device and interpreted as a telephone number to call or send a message by a standard system (whatsapp, telegram...) or by a similar application. Ideally, code (2) leads to a web application, on a server, so that it doesn't require an application installed on the mobile device of the person who found the locator. The user, however, may need to download the application.

The code (2) can also lead to an address on a server where the user places his data and where he can keep it updated. For example, when a new locator is acquired, the user reads the code (2) and the server, since it is the first use, understands that it is the new user and allows him to enter data. If you associate the locator with a username, you will be able to access it at another time to touch up and update the data.

These data can include any essential information, for example medical, in addition to the data that allows the user to be located. Thus, you can have the date of birth or age of the child, elderly or disabled, allergies, relevant diagnoses (dementia, Asperger.), etc.

Claims (1)

1- Security locator, made up of a support (1) and data, characterized in that the data is in the form of a code (2) readable by a mobile device. 2- Security locator, according to claim 1, characterized in that the code (2) is optical. 3- Security locator, according to claim 1, characterized in that the code (2) is configured to enter a telephone number in the mobile device. 4- Security locator, according to claim 1, characterized in that the code (2) is configured to connect with a data storage server. 5- Security locator, according to claim 1, characterized in that the code (2) is configured to connect with a messaging application. 6- Security locator, according to claim 5, characterized in that the messaging application is on a server. 7- Security locator, according to claim 1, characterized in that the support (1) is a bracelet.