Abstract: An assembly for holding and positioning explosive material, the arrangement including: (a) a container for holding the explosive material; and (b) a positioning apparatus including: (i) a holding element adapted to hold the container, and (ii) a mounting piece operationally coupled to the holding element, the mounting piece adapted to operationally couple the positioning apparatus to a target surface.

Abstract: A device (10) for non-impact stopping of a wheeled vehicle includes a net structure formed from flexible elements (2) extending in a first direction interconnected with flexible elements (3) extending in a second direction, non-parallel to the first direction. Tire-penetrating elements (12) are mechanically linked to the net structure. At least part of the net structure is formed from tear-webbing deployed so as to irreversibly absorb energy applied to deform the net structure. Most preferably, at least part of each of the flexible elements (2, 3) extending in one or both of the first and second directions is formed from tear-webbing.

Abstract: A device (10) for non-impact stopping of a wheeled vehicle includes a net structure formed from flexible elements (2) extending in a first direction interconnected with flexible elements (3) extending in a second direction, non-parallel to the first direction. Tire-penetrating elements (12) are mechanically linked to the net structure. At least part of the net structure is formed from tear-webbing deployed so as to irreversibly absorb energy applied to deform the net structure. Most preferably, at least part of each of the flexible elements (2, 3) extending in one or both of the first and second directions is formed from tear-webbing.

Abstract: An assembly for holding and positioning explosive material, the arrangement including: (a) a container for holding the explosive material; and (b) a positioning apparatus including: (i) a holding element adapted to hold the container, and (ii) a mounting piece operationally coupled to the holding element, the mounting piece adapted to operationally couple the positioning apparatus to a target surface.

Abstract: Emergency access apparatus including a ladder and at least one multi-functional emergency access module mounted on the ladder, the at least one multi-functional emergency access module including window glass shattering functionality and window frame engagement functionality.

Abstract: Emergency access apparatus including a ladder and at least one multi-functional emergency access module mounted on the ladder, the at least one multi-functional emergency access module including window glass shattering functionality and window frame engagement functionality.

Abstract: An escape system for moving a person on a cord on the exterior of a building. The building has a first surface and a second surface. The first surface and the second surface are substantially perpendicular to each other. The system comprises a control device for controlling the movement of the person on the cord and an anchoring device for reversibly mechanically attaching the control device to the building. The control device is substantially irreversibly mechanically connected to the anchoring device. The anchoring device has a first elongated element and a second elongated element. The first elongated is mechanically connected to the second elongated element. The first elongated element and the second elongated element are configured such that, the first elongated element at least partially rests against the first surface of the building and the second elongated element at least partially rests against the second surface of the building.

Abstract: An escape system for moving a person on a cord on the exterior of a building. The building has a first surface and a second surface. The first surface and the second surface are substantially perpendicular to each other. The system comprises a control device for controlling the movement of the person on the cord and an anchoring device for reversibly mechanically attaching the control device to the building. The control device is substantially irreversibly mechanically connected to the anchoring device. The anchoring device has a first elongated element and a second elongated element. The first elongated is mechanically connected to the second elongated element. The first elongated element and the second elongated element are configured such that, the first elongated element at least partially rests against the first surface of the building and the second elongated element at least partially rests against the second surface of the building.

Abstract: An escape system for moving a person on a cord on the exterior of a building. The building has a first surface and a second surface. The first surface and the second surface are substantially perpendicular to each other. The system comprises a control device for controlling the movement of the person on the cord and an anchoring device for reversibly mechanically attaching the control device to the building. The control device is substantially irreversibly mechanically connected to the anchoring device. The anchoring device has a first elongated element and a second elongated element. The first elongated is mechanically connected to the second elongated element. The first elongated element and the second elongated element are configured such that, the first elongated element at least partially rests against the first surface of the building and the second elongated element at least partially rests against the second surface of the building.

Abstract: An emergency escape system includes an escape apparatus and a door. The escape apparatus is connected to the door. The escape apparatus includes a cord and a release mechanism. The release mechanism is configured to provide a controlled lowering of a person being lowered on the cord.

Abstract: An emergency escape system includes an escape apparatus and a door. The escape apparatus is connected to the door. The escape apparatus includes a cord and a release mechanism. The release mechanism is configured to provide a controlled lowering of a person being lowered on the cord.

Abstract: An emergency escape system includes an escape apparatus and a hollow door. A majority of the escape apparatus is storable within an internal volume of the door. A part of the door is removable in order to access the escape apparatus. The escape apparatus includes a cord and a release mechanism. The release mechanism is configured to provide a controlled lowering of a person being lowered on the cord.