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US 12,632,431 B2Granted
Electronic threat assessment system
OwnerJames Matthew Underwood, Larry Cullen Underwood +1inventors
InventorsJames Matthew Underwood, Larry Cullen Underwood, Davidson Glenn Lucas
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Abstract
A system for assessing threats includes a method of detecting a physical location of the system, establish a connection to at least one database, scanning a proximate area, prioritizing a plurality of identified objects, comparing data for at least one of the identified object to data from the at least one database, and outputting at least one notification.
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A threat assessment system comprising:
- at least one camera;
- and
- a trigger strength adjustment mechanism capable of adjusting the resistance of a trigger during operation of the threat assessment system without input from a user,
- wherein the trigger strength adjustment mechanism automatically
- prioritizes a subset of identified objects without external input;
- compares data for at least one of the subset of identified objects to data from at least one database;
- and changes a trigger strength when a threat level is detected.
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A system for assessing threats comprising:
- a processor and a non-transitory computer-readable medium coupled to the processor, the non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to:
- detect a physical location of the system;
- establish a connection to at least one database;
- identify and analyze a plurality of objects without external input;
- prioritize a subset of the plurality of objects without external input;
- determine whether each of the subset of the plurality of objects is human or non-human;
- compare data for at least one of the subset of the plurality of objects to data from the at least one database;
- and
- change a trigger strength when a threat level is detected.
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A method of assessing threats for a system, the method comprising:
- detecting a physical location of the system;
- establishing a connection to at least one database;
- prioritizing a subset of identified objects;
- and
- comparing data for at least one of the subset of identified objects to data from the at least one database;
- and adjusting a trigger strength with electronic controls without input from a user based on a detected threat level.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.