Prov. Patent # 61/035,389
Stealth Sensor to replace FriskerPro with latest Bluetooth protocols:
The FriskerPRO has been the lead product for Paradigm Tactical
Products for over 5 years. However during that period the original
patent became technologically outdated. The engineers at Paradigm
Tactical have been working on a replacement technology that addresses
the deficiencies of the FriskerPRO. The FriskerPRO has been plagued
with excessive noise, excessive vibration as well as some other
issues. Many of these deficiencies originated when the product was
patented. Unlike the FriskerPRO, the Stealth Sensor was professionally
designed utilizing state-of-the-art technology.
A majority of FriskerPRO users indicated that a silent model
detector would be preferred as they felt their safety was at risk when
a hand worn detector is activated during a search and the vibrating
unit buzzes or the subject feels a vibration during a pat down search.
The Stealth Sensor belt worn receiver, pocket receiver, or ear worn
receiver design resolves this problem. The Stealth Sensor is
adjustable to allow detection from a greater distance from the
subject. The alerting devices incorporated into the Stealth Sensor are
also adjustable in volume or vibration strength. The Stealth Sensor is
also rechargeable. Additional features of the Stealth will include GPS
tracking and synchronization with cell phones to transmit or alert
other locations.
By incorporating Bluetooth transmitting technology, the receivers
can be worn or carried by additional officers on the scene of a
subject search. The officers would then be silently alerted if the
subject being searched was found to have a metal object by the hand or
wrist worn search band during the search.
Vincent Cammarata, Paradigm Tactical Products Chief Executive,
boasted, "The FriskerPRO was a good product in its time. That time has
now passed. The Stealth Sensor will make sales where the FriskerPRO
never could." Cammarata added, "The Stealth Sensor is an entirely new
concept. Our engineers realized that a user did not need a hand worn
metal detector. They only needed a sensor on either their palm or
wrist. We developed patent pending technology that uses the latest
Bluetooth protocols instead of a bulky hand worn unit. When a police
officer uses the Stealth Sensor he will never worry if a suspect will
feel the vibration of a hand worn unit as all the electronics are
securely placed in his pocket or on his utility belt. A very large
number of sales have been lost over the past five years due to the
excessive vibration/noise issues of the FriskerPRO. Now with the
Stealth Sensor we hope to capture those numerous sales and many new
ones as well."
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