Vehicle For Deploying A Mobile Surveillance Module
AssigneeTerraHawk, LLC
InventorsTom R. James, John R. Spence
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Abstract
A surveillance module may be deployed from a vehicle. The vehicle to deploy the surveillance module includes a first portion configured to accommodate a user to operate the vehicle. A second portion includes a module configured to accommodate the user and comprising a roof and an entrance accessible through an interior of the vehicle from the first portion. The second portion also includes a lifting mechanism coupled to the module and operable to move the module vertically from a retracted position to an extended position. A third portion defines an opening to accommodate the module, wherein the roof of the module couples to a periphery of the opening in the retracted position.
Claims22
1-20. (canceled)
A vehicle for deploying a surveillance module, comprising:
- a first portion configured to accommodate a user to operate the vehicle;
- and
- a second portion comprising:
- a module accessible by the user through the first portion, the module having an interior to accommodate the user;
- and
- a lifting mechanism coupled to the module and operable to move the module from a retracted position to an extended position.
A vehicle for deploying a surveillance module, comprising:
- a first portion configured to accommodate a user to operate the vehicle;
- and
- a second portion comprising:
- a module comprising an enclosed housing configured to accommodate the user;
- and
- a lifting mechanism coupled to the module and operable to move the enclosed housing of the module vertically from a retracted position to an extended position through an opening in a top of the vehicle.
A vehicle for deploying a surveillance module, comprising:
- a first portion configured to accommodate a user to operate the vehicle;
- a second portion comprising:
- a module comprising an interior to accommodate the user and a user interface operable to initiate movement of the module;
- and
- a lifting mechanism coupled to the module and operable to move the module from a retracted position to an extended position;
- and
- a third portion comprising an enclosed area operable to accommodate the user moving from the first portion of the vehicle to the module.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.