Method and system for an emergency location information service (E-LIS) from wearable devices

A non-transitory computer readable medium having stored therein a plurality of instructions configured for causing one or more processors to execute the steps of:

• receiving on a server application on a network server device with one or more processors a wireless emergency message or a text-to-911 message from a mobile application on a first wearable mobile network device with one or more processors via a wireless communications network indicating an emergency event has occurred with the first wearable mobile network device,
• the wireless emergency message or text-to-911 including a unique identifier comprising a specialized E911-based unique identifier for the first mobile wearable network device unique across all wireless and wired communications network and including a current set of 3D (X, Y, Z) geo-space coordinates for the first mobile wearable network device;
• determining on the server application on the server network device with the E911-based unique identifier and the current set of 3D (X, Y, Z) geo-space coordinates a current physical geographic location for the first wearable mobile network device;
• verifying on the server application on the server network device via the wireless communications network or a wired communications network the first wearable mobile network device is actually located at the determined current physical geographic location;
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• sending an emergency response message or a 911-to-text message including the determined and verified current physical geographic location for the first wearable mobile network device from the server application on the network server device via a second communications network to a desired emergency response server with one or more processors.

An emergency location information system (E-LIS) for mobile wearable network devices, comprising in combination:

• a non-transitory computer readable medium;
• the non-transitory computer readable medium have stored therein a plurality of instructions for causing one or more processors on one or more network devices to be configured for:
• for receiving on a server application on a network server device with one or more processors a wireless emergency message or a text-to-911 message from a mobile application on a first wearable mobile network device with one or more processors via a wireless communications network indicating an emergency event has occurred with the first wearable mobile network device,
• the wireless emergency message or text-to-911 including a unique identifier comprising a specialized E911-based unique identifier for the first mobile wearable network device unique across all wireless and wired communications network and including a current set of 3D (X, Y, Z) geo-space coordinates for the first mobile wearable network device,
• the first wearable mobile network device including digital glasses, clothing, jewelry, watches, wrist bands or fitness bands, each with one or more processors;
• for determining on the server application on the server network device with the E911-based unique identifier and the current set of 3D (X, Y, Z) geo-space coordinates a current physical geographic location for the first wearable mobile network device;
• for verifying on the server application on the server network device via the wireless communications network the first wearable mobile network device is actually located at the determined current physical geographic location;
• for sending an emergency response message or a 911-to-text message including the determined and verified current physical geographic location for the first wearable mobile network device from the server application on the network server device via a second communications network to a desired emergency response server with one or more processors;
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• for displaying in real-time on the server network device or another server network device with one or more processors on a graphical map the determined current physical geographic location for the first wearable mobile network device for one or more desired emergency response agencies.