A data sensing and threat detecting network for detecting and reporting environmental and other threats within a venue, and enabling/disabling lights, power outlets water pumps, power windows, power doors, video doors, video surveillance and related devices and confirming that they have been enabled/disabled, while detecting on/off conditions and presence/absence conditions, that may include motion, vibration, voice recognition, facial recognition, iris biometric identification, video surveillance, fingerprint recognition, finger and palm recognition, liquid and other conditions, the network comprising a plurality of wireless detector units each having a transmitter and a receiver for respectively transmitting and receiving environmental, and other data and location coordinates and data sensor value and rate of change information within the venue and each having a data processor,
- the network further comprising a plurality of wireless sensor devices, each able to sense one or a plurality of threats, including environmental and other world security, surveillance and monitoring challenges, and each having a transmitter and a receiver for respectively transmitting and receiving threats and environmental and other data and location coordinates and data value rate of change information within a venue and each having a data processor, said wireless detector units and said wireless sensor devices being connected to Internet of Things (“IoT”) and Industrial Internet of Things (“IIoT”) mesh multi-hop, ZigBee, XBee, Z-Wave or IPV6 over 6LoWPAN and other related networks based upon 6LoWPAN or WiFi or cellular or internet broadband network arrangement whereby said wireless detector unit data processors and said wireless sensor device data processors have programming which allows communication alternately to and from more than one of others of said wireless detector units and said wireless sensor devices in a manner such that transmission of data from said wireless sensor devices to said wireless detector units and communication from said wireless detector units to said wireless sensor devices may be effected over alternate wireless paths whereby the transmission of data from said wireless sensor devices to said wireless detector units and communication from said wireless detector units to said wireless sensor devices may be effected using optimized wireless paths for agriculture, aircraft, amusement parks, art galleries, asset tracking, homes, smart homes, condominiums, apartments, warehouses, distribution centers, transportation trucks and trailers, train engines and cars, subways, buses, autonomous vehicles, electric vehicles, vineyards, schools, school districts, private schools and colleges and universities, museums, cafeterias, freezers, coolers, ovens, boilers, greenhouses, water treatment plants, sewage treatment plants, holding tanks, HVAC, smart HVAC, chillers, hospitals, hotels, motels, manufacturing plants, private areas, remote properties, vacant properties, vacation properties, restaurants, energy smart grids, pipelines, nuclear power plants, zoos, and warfare and related venues,
- the network further comprising a central monitoring unit either located remotely (including in “the cloud” and/or a “server farm”) or locally, which is programmed to communicate to and from said wireless detector units, using secure cellular, satellite, Internet broadband or intranet networks for management of routing of transmissions of sensed environmental and other threats and location coordinates data between said wireless sensor devices and said wireless detector units over optimized paths and for comparing the sensed environmental and other threats and location coordinates data received from said wireless sensor devices within the venue to determine whether an environmental, or other, threat exists within the venue, wherein said wireless detector units are equipped to receive and process sensed and location coordinates information from said wireless sensor devices and transmit the processed sensed and location coordinates information to said central monitoring unit, and wherein the network has
- first programming, if a data value wireless sensor, to declare a value aware state when a sensed value of said at least one of said wireless sensor devices is at a value which is either (1) greater than a corresponding predetermined upper threshold value plus a corresponding predetermined upper fluctuation buffer value, or (2) less than a corresponding predetermined lower threshold value less a corresponding predetermined lower fluctuation buffer value,
- and if a condition sensor, to declare a condition aware state when a sensed condition of at least one of said wireless sensors devices is at a condition that is non-compliant with a predetermined condition, including a door “open” when it should be “closed” or water is “present” when it should be “absent” or a light is “on” when it should be “off”, and
- second programming, if a data value sensor, to declare a value alert state (a continuing presence of a value aware state) when a sensed value of said at least one of said wireless sensor devices, after a predetermined number of predetermined time-based wireless sensor cycles, remains at a value which is either (1) greater than a corresponding predetermined upper threshold value plus a corresponding predetermined upper threshold buffer value, or (2) less than a corresponding predetermined lower threshold value less a corresponding predetermined lower threshold value less a corresponding predetermined lower fluctuation buffer value,
- and if a condition sensor, to declare a condition alert state (a continuing presence of a non-compliant sensed condition) when a sensed condition of said at least one of said wireless sensor devices, after a predetermined number of predetermined time-based sensor cycles, remains non-compliant with a predetermined condition, and
- third programming to declare a data value alert state when a sensed sensor value relative to a prior sensed value, is at a differential value greater than an allowed corresponding predetermined upper rate of change threshold over a predetermined period of time, or pro-rated portion thereof, or is at a differential value less than an allowed corresponding predetermined lower rate of change threshold over a predetermined period of time, or pro-rated portion thereof, and
- fourth programming to declare an alert state when the location coordinates of a said wireless detector unit or said wireless sensor device is at a differential value which is greater than an allowed corresponding predetermined Global Positioning System (“GPS”) or Cellular Triangulation System (“CTS”) differential threshold, and
- fifth programming to declare an urgent alert state when a sensed data value is greater than a maximum allowable pre-determined value for a wireless sensor device or less than a minimum allowable pre-determined value for a wireless sensor device, and
- sixth programming after an alert state or urgent alert state has been declared, subsequent to the completion of a rules-based assessment process, to enable a wireless detector unit or a wireless sensor device to power or disable power to relational devices, consisting of any or all of the following, electrical outlets, water/liquid pumps, security beacons, video surveillance systems, audio surveillance systems, lighting systems and audio response systems, and confirm that the relational device(s) has/have been enabled or power has been disabled.