Abstract: A vehicle safety device for detecting vehicle tilt automatically shuts-off power to an ignition system and fuel pump and summons emergency assistance using a bistable switch circuit that toggles between a first bistable switch position in response to a reset signal and a second bistable switch position in response to an alert signal. The safety device can remain in the bistable switch positions without a power source and employ an encrypted bi-directional protocol to summon emergency assistance and generate the reset signal without vehicle operator intervention.

Abstract: A vehicle safety device for detecting vehicle tilt automatically shuts-off power to an ignition system and fuel pump and summons emergency assistance using a bistable switch circuit that toggles between a first bistable switch position in response to a reset signal and a second bistable switch position in response to an alert signal. The safety device can remain in the bistable switch positions without a power source and employ an encrypted bi-directional protocol to summon emergency assistance and generate the reset signal without vehicle operator intervention.

Abstract: A computer-implemented system for providing security to a proprietary software algorithm is presented. The system, known as Software Algorithm Security (“SAS”), is a form of individual heuristic copy protection requiring a provable national origination to execute. The SAS completely encrypts a software algorithm's executable preamble, thereby making alteration of executable image logic close to impossible. Making use of the ability to safeguard a single executable image, Software Licensing Logic was designed to preamble software for licensing purposes. Each algorithm licensed could be tracked and reported if executed illegally, or hacked. Illegal execution would include not originating execution from a preset collective of land line phone numbers or attempting to execute the executable image outside the confines of a national boundary.

Abstract: A vehicle safety device for detecting vehicle tilt automatically shuts-off power to an ignition system and fuel pump and summons emergency assistance using a bistable switch circuit that toggles between a first bistable switch position in response to a reset signal and a second bistable switch position in response to an alert signal. The safety device can remain in the bistable switch positions without a power source and employ an encrypted bi-directional protocol to summon emergency assistance and generate the reset signal without vehicle operator intervention.

Abstract: A vehicle safety rollover device utilizing a circular arc level for detecting vehicle rollover is disclosed. Upon detection, the device automatically shuts-off power to an ignition system and notifies for shut-down of the electrical system of the vehicle. The circular arc level is capable of measuring gravitational norm deviation while remaining impervious to the effects of acceleration, deceleration, impact, and centripetal forces.

Abstract: A computer-implemented system for providing security to a proprietary software algorithm is presented. The system, known as Software Algorithm Security (“SAS”), is a form of individual heuristic copy protection requiring a provable national origination to execute. The SAS completely encrypts a software algorithm's executable preamble, thereby making alteration of executable image logic close to impossible. Making use of the ability to safeguard a single executable image, Software Licensing Logic was designed to preamble software for licensing purposes. Each algorithm licensed could be tracked and reported if executed illegally, or hacked. Illegal execution would include not originating execution from a preset collective of land line phone numbers or attempting to execute the executable image outside the confines of a national boundary.

Abstract: A vehicle safety rollover device utilizing a circular arc level for detecting vehicle rollover is disclosed. Upon detection, the device automatically shuts-off power to an ignition system and notifies for shut-down of the electrical system of the vehicle. The circular arc level is capable of measuring gravitational norm deviation while remaining impervious to the effects of acceleration, deceleration, impact, and centripetal forces.

Abstract: A vehicle safety rollover device, that upon detection of a vehicle rollover, automatically shuts-off power to an ignition system of said vehicle and shuts down an electrical system of said vehicle. Power flows through a first latching relay switch to an ignition starter, and a second latching relay switch disconnects the electrical shutoff signal from the power input. When a sensor is activated, power flows from the power input to the set pins of the latching relay switches, causing the relay switches to switch positions from the first output position to the second output position. This causes power to the ignition starter to be disconnected, and power to flow to the electrical shutoff signal via the second latching relay switch, thereby causing the electrical system of the vehicle to shut down.

Abstract: A product tray with an integral pop-up sign that can be displayed if desired, such as when extra lateral shelf space must be filled. The pop-up sign is disposed underneath the false bottom of the tray to save space during shipping or if it is not needed at the retail site. When removed from the tray the pop-up sign automatically raises. Multiple trays can be arranged side by side on a shelf with a pop-up sign displayed between them.