OliLight climbing lamp sends an alarm signal when disaster strikes
Safety lights often have a round shape to spread more light. Based on that idea, OliLight is a bit different.
Basically, OliLight climbing lights is an LED strip that can be worn around the body like a waistband, and can double the brightness as a personal rescue light if you have trouble in the wilderness.
OliLight is dust-proof, water-proof like a glowing belt with LED bulbs, embedded in UV-resistant polyurethane coating. It connects to a handy lock on the front, which has a power button, brightness control and a button to activate the device's hazard warning feature.
This SOS mode can also be activated automatically, thanks to a sensor mounted in the belt. They include a 3-axis accelerometer and a 3-axis gyroscope, along with a Bluetooth 4.0 module, OliLight's creators say it allows the device to automatically detect when the wearer is in trouble. and quickly send an alarm signal.
So, if you are walking trekking in the dark or having a trip on a rock, the belt will recognize sudden, unusual acceleration or deceleration and start emitting a 15-second audio alert.
If this warning is not turned off within 15 seconds, the warning will be transmitted to the smartphone and then using the phone's GPS, SOS messages are sent to the phone number you set to notify the recipient. know your location. In the meantime, the lights will start flashing Morse signals so that the rescue team can recognize you more easily in the dark when they arrive.
Some of OliLight's features can also be customized via the accompanying smartphone application, such as color and light flashing mode, and each charge (via USB) will provide 100 lighting hours. The expected price of this lamp is 139USD.
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