The patented STTATT system is a portable emergency station that enables owners to act as their own first responders to defend and prepare their property in those critical moments before additional help can arrive — even if they are not on-site.
When alerted by wireless and web-based emergency signals, STTATT begins charging its battery systems, communicates with designated clients, and activates user-programmable protocols to respond to a variety of emergency situations, including wildfires, floods, and power outages.
STTATT automatically detects wireless alert signals from IPAWS via NOAA, FEMA, and other emergency service agencies.
When remotely or manually activated, STATT pumps liquids at emergency service pressures to mitigate fire and flood situations.
In the event of an outage, STTATT automatically generates battery-powered electricity to support a range of ancillary equipment.
STTATT can be manually moved to emergency sites by an able-bodied person or preset for unattended use.
Currently in development, the STTATT emergency system will provide portable models for use in homes, farms, ranches, apartment complexes, and commercial buildings.
If&When holds multiple patents for the STTATT Emergency System in the United States, Japan, Israel, China, and Russia, with patents pending in Europe, Canada, Mexico, Australia, and the Republic of Korea. Additionally, STTATT trademarks are secured and pending across the world.
If&When is seeking governmental and commercial partnerships to further advance the development, manufacturing and distribution of the STTATT emergency system prototype.
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