Abstract: Disclosed herein is a resuscitation device, comprising an electric pulse generator configured to generate an electric pulse that is administered to a subject, electrodes operative to administer the electric pulse to the subject, at least one sensor configured to measure vital signs of the subject, at least one processing unit configured to monitor the vital signs measured by the at least one sensor, determine the housing and electrodes are properly placed on the subject according to the monitoring of the vital signs, determine what treatment has to be administered to the subject, generate notification instructing the treatment to be administered to the subject, and providing real-time, continuous feedback of treatment provided and condition of the subject.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a resuscitation device facilitating the administration of cardiopulmonary resuscitation to a subject, the resuscitation device comprising a housing having a top surface and a bottom surface, said top surface having a concave dell configured to guide on the top surface a hand positioning of a rescuer administrating a cardiopulmonary resuscitation to a subject, and said bottom surface configured to position and stabilize the housing over a sternum of the subject, and wherein the housing is configured to transmit a uniform distribution of the cardiopulmonary resuscitation force to the chest of the subject, said uniform distribution facilitates distributing the cardiopulmonary resuscitation force over a surface area that greater than the area of the top surface that directly receives the cardiopulmonary resuscitation force, thereby facilitating injury and contusion prevention to ribs and the sternum of the subject.

Abstract: A jet stream wind energy capture device including two pair of parallel sail line tracks. Each track pair includes chain support beams; a plurality of rotatable chain gears connected to the support beams of each track; and sail-line chains that ride upon the chain gears. Generator(s) are attached to the gears. At least one sail is attached to the chains whereby the sails move along the tracks in a cyclical downwind and upwind path thereby moving the chains to rotate their chain gears, which in turn provides energy to the generator(s).

Abstract: A jet stream wind energy capture device including two pair of parallel sail line tracks. Each track pair includes chain support beams; a plurality of rotatable chain gears connected to the support beams of each track; and sail-line chains that ride upon the chain gears. Generator(s) are attached to the gears. At least one sail is attached to the chains whereby the sails move along the tracks in a cyclical downwind and upwind path thereby moving the chains to rotate their chain gears, which in turn provides energy to the generator(s).

Abstract: A system for producing electricity from jet streams and tower therefor extending from a ground surface to an altitude wherein jet streams exist. The tower is self supporting, comprising a plurality of buoyant modules adapted to house a lighter than air gas or gas mixture. The system includes at least one generator for electricity production.

Abstract: A system for producing electricity from jet streams and tower therefor extending from a ground surface to an altitude wherein jet streams exist. The tower is self supporting, comprising a plurality of buoyant modules adapted to house a lighter than air gas or gas mixture. The system includes at least one generator for electricity production.

Abstract: A device for producing electricity from jet streams made of a part, which is found at heights where I the jet streams flow. The device gets the wind's energy by sails or wings, and turns it to energy, which can be used on the face of the earth. A second part fixes the first part to the ground, and bears itself by means of floating in the air. An additional part is attached to the top of the second part and stretches it upward by the wind's pressure on the first part. The device gets the maximal wind's energy by moving the sails at a speed between less than a third and a half of the wind's speed (or by moving the fans in a velocity that has a horizontal component suited to do so).