Alertus Technologies

Rave Panic Button (by Motorola Solutions) is a mobile emergency response application and personal safety platform designed for schools, enterprise workplaces, healthcare facilities, and public sector organizations. Operating via a smartphone interface or integrated wearable hardware, the solution enables authorized personnel to initiate five distinct emergency button triggers (such as active shooter, medical, or fire) to simultaneously dial 9-1-1 and broadcast instant internal notifications to on-site staff. By delivering floor plans, dynamic building data, and live location details directly to 9-1-1 telecommunicators and first responders, Rave Panic Button accelerates dispatch times, streamlines multi-agency coordination, and simplifies compliance drills.

SaferWatch is a mobile and physical emergency alert system designed to connect individuals, local government agencies, K-12 schools, and law enforcement in real time during critical incidents. The platform combines standalone LTE physical panic buttons with mobile app-based panic triggers and anonymous threat reporting tools (supporting text, photo, live video streaming, and audio). By routing alerts directly to local 911 dispatch centers (CAD/RMS) and public safety operations, SaferWatch delivers precise GPS location tracking, automates mass notifications, and fulfills state-level safety mandates like Alyssa's Law to accelerate emergency response times.

V-Guardian Alert is a wearable panic button badge and emergency alert solution designed to protect staff across K-12 schools, healthcare facilities, manufacturing plants, and hospitality venues. Running on a dedicated, low-power LoRa wireless network paired with Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) indoor beacons, the system provides precise room-level indoor tracking and outdoor GPS location awareness without relying on facility Wi-Fi or cellular connections. When activated, V-Guardian Alert seamlessly integrates with Valcom IP paging, intercoms, visual strobes, and 2-way radio systems to trigger automated, campus-wide audio and visual emergency notifications while alerting administrators and first responders in compliance with Alyssa's Law.