Abstract: A disclosed mobile computing device is configured to establish a connection with a remote computing device, by providing login information associated with a previously-established user account on the remote computing device, and to receive a connection request from a client device. The connection request is based on connection information received from the client device or from the remote computing device, the connection information including location information of the client device. The mobile computing device then determines whether the location of the client device is within a coverage area associated with the mobile computing device and establishes a connection with the client device when the location of the client device is determined to be within the coverage area. The mobile computing device is configured to receive emergency requests from the client device and to be operated by a police officer, firefighter, paramedic, or other first responder who provides emergency response services.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and techniques that can provide access control and/or identification of user devices.

Abstract: Disclosed systems and methods provide self-service access control for rental vehicles in which a user's mobile device may be used to access rental vehicles and to determine and process payments for rental vehicle usage. A user's mobile device may be configured to receive a user-profile including one or more access rules governing a user's access rights to one or more respective point-of-entry devices associated with one or more respective rental vehicles. The user device may then provide an access key to a point-of-entry device to unlock a rental vehicle. The user device and/or an external device may then determine and process a payment for usage of the rental vehicle after the vehicle has been returned to the point-of-entry device from which it was accessed or to a different point-of-entry device. The user's mobile device may further be configured to lock and unlock point-of-entry devices that secure various vehicle accessories.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and techniques that can provide access control and/or identification of user devices.

Abstract: Disclosed systems and methods provide access control and/or identification of user devices. A method may include receiving, by a processor circuit on a user's mobile device, a first user-profile including one or more first access rules governing the user's access rights to a point-of-entry device during non-emergency situations. The method may further include receiving, in response to an emergency event, a second user-profile including one or more second access rules governing the user's access rights to the point-of-entry device during emergency situations. When the user attempts to gain access to the point-of-entry device, the method may include determining a decision to grant or deny access to the point-of-entry device based on the first or second user-profile during non-emergency and emergency situations, respectively. Lastly the method may include transmitting the decision to grant or deny access to the point-of-entry device.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and methods for emergency responses are provided. A client device can be provided with a response to an emergency via a networked system that can determine that the client device is located with a defined area of coverage, and can route a call session to a answering platform associated with answering station device that can facilitate a facilitate a safety service. Client devices located outside the coverage area can be directed to communicate via a call to 911.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and methods for emergency responses are provided. A client device can be provided with a response to an emergency via a networked system that can determine that the client device is located with a defined area of coverage, and can route a call session to a answering platform associated with answering station device that can facilitate a facilitate a safety service. Client devices located outside the coverage area can be directed to communicate via a call to 911.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and methods for emergency responses are provided. A client device can be provided with a response to an emergency via a networked system that can determine that the client device is located with a defined area of coverage, and can route a call session to a answering platform associated with answering station device that can facilitate a facilitate a safety service. Client devices located outside the coverage area can be directed to communicate via a call to 911.

Abstract: A disclosed mobile computing device is configured to establish a connection with a remote computing device, by providing login information associated with a previously-established user account on the remote computing device, and to receive a connection request from a client device. The connection request is based on connection information received from the client device or from the remote computing device, the connection information including location information of the client device. The mobile computing device then determines whether the location of the client device is within a coverage area associated with the mobile computing device and establishes a connection with the client device when the location of the client device is determined to be within the coverage area. The mobile computing device is configured to receive emergency requests from the client device and to be operated by a police officer, firefighter, paramedic, or other first responder who provides emergency response services.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and methods for emergency responses are provided. A client device can be provided with a response to an emergency via a networked system that can determine that the client device is located with a defined area of coverage, and can route a call session to a answering platform associated with answering station device that can facilitate a facilitate a safety service. Client devices located outside the coverage area can be directed to communicate via a call to 911.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and techniques that can provide access control and/or identification of user devices.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and methods for emergency responses are provided. A client device can be provided with a response to an emergency via a networked system that can determine that the client device is located with a defined area of coverage, and can route a call session to a answering platform associated with answering station device that can facilitate a facilitate a safety service. Client devices located outside the coverage area can be directed to communicate via a call to 911.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and methods for emergency responses are provided. A client device can be provided with a response to an emergency via a networked system that can determine that the client device is located with a defined area of coverage, and can route a call session to a answering platform associated with answering station device that can facilitate a facilitate a safety service. Client devices located outside the coverage area can be directed to communicate via a call to 911.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and methods for emergency responses are provided. A client device can be provided with a response to an emergency via a networked system that can determine that the client device is located with a defined area of coverage, and can route a call session to a answering platform associated with answering station device that can facilitate a facilitate a safety service. Client devices located outside the coverage area can be directed to communicate via a call to 911.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and methods for emergency responses are provided. A client device can be provided with a response to an emergency via a networked system that can determine that the client device is located with a defined area of coverage, and can route a call session to a answering platform associated with answering station device that can facilitate a facilitate a safety service. Client devices located outside the coverage area can be directed to communicate via a call to 911.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and methods for emergency responses are provided. A client device can be provided with a response to an emergency via a networked system that can determine that the client device is located with a defined area of coverage, and can route a call session to a answering platform associated with answering station device that can facilitate a facilitate a safety service. Client devices located outside the coverage area can be directed to communicate via a call to 911.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and methods for emergency responses are provided. A client device can be provided with a response to an emergency via a networked system that can determine that the client device is located with a defined area of coverage, and can route a call session to a answering platform associated with answering station device that can facilitate a facilitate a safety service. Client devices located outside the coverage area can be directed to communicate via a call to 911.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and methods for emergency responses are provided. A client device can be provided with a response to an emergency via a networked system that can determine that the client device is located with a defined area of coverage, and can route a call session to a answering platform associated with answering station device that can facilitate a facilitate a safety service. Client devices located outside the coverage area can be directed to communicate via a call to 911.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and methods for emergency responses are provided. A client device can be provided with a response to an emergency via a networked system that can determine that the client device is located with a defined area of coverage, and can route a call session to a answering platform associated with answering station device that can facilitate a facilitate a safety service. Client devices located outside the coverage area can be directed to communicate via a call to 911.

Abstract: Disclosed systems and methods provide access control and/or identification of user devices. A method may include receiving, by a processor circuit on a user's mobile device, a first user-profile including one or more first access rules governing the user's access rights to a point-of-entry device during non-emergency situations. The method may further include receiving, in response to an emergency event, a second user-profile including one or more second access rules governing the user's access rights to the point-of-entry device during emergency situations. When the user attempts to gain access to the point-of-entry device, the method may include determining a decision to grant or deny access to the point-of-entry device based on the first or second user-profile during non-emergency and emergency situations, respectively. Lastly the method may include transmitting the decision to grant or deny access to the point-of-entry device.