Self-defense has remained fairly unchanged for a long time, regardless of the advancements in other industries. For personal protection, there are a small number of non-lethal protections, but few of them are as effective as Mace. The problem is that standard pepper spray is only an in-the-moment solution – for now. That is where Triple4s comes in.
About Triple4s
Matt Rogien, the founder of Triple4s, introduced a groundbreaking innovation in the self-defense industry – connected pepper spray. This high-tech device, powered and manufactured by Mace, aims to revolutionize the way individuals protect themselves and notify others in emergency situations.
The inspiration behind this innovative product came from Matt Rogien’s personal experiences. With family members who frequently faced dangerous situations while commuting in South Side Chicago, Rogien wanted a way to ensure their safety and provide immediate assistance when needed. Thus, the brainchild of Triple4s was born.
What is Triple4s?
The Triple4s pepper spray device connects to a user’s phone via an app. One of the key aspects of this connected pepper spray is its ability to notify others when it is used. When the trigger is pulled, the user’s phone sends a notification stating the user’s location and the time of the incident. This crucial information enables quick response times from emergency services and ensures that help is on the way as soon as possible.
The device also offers an upgraded subscription feature that connects users directly with a 24/7 emergency monitoring service. This service dispatches emergency responders and provides real-time monitoring of the situation. By combining the power of technology and self-defense, Triple4s aims to enhance personal safety and ensure timely assistance when needed.
Triple4s also plans to offer situational awareness training through their app, providing users with the knowledge and skills to navigate various scenarios effectively. By gathering geographic statistical data, the company aims to identify high-risk areas and educate users on how to stay safe.
The changing personal safety industry
This connected pepper spray device is just one example of the growing trend of interconnected self-protection products. As technology advances, we now have the ability to inform friends and emergency contacts with a simple tap on our phones. This newfound connectivity empowers individuals to take control of their safety and provides peace of mind in potentially dangerous situations.
However, it is important to note that not all states permit the carrying of pepper spray. Potential users should check their local regulations before purchasing this device. Triple4s understands the importance of adhering to local laws and encourages responsible use of their product.
Pricing and availability
In terms of pricing, the connected pepper spray device is expected to range from $75 to $100. This places it in the high-end luxury category, reflecting the advanced technology and features it offers. Additionally, the device allows for cartridge replacement, ensuring its longevity and usability for up to three years.
While an exact release date has not been specified, Triple4s is actively working on resolving supply chain issues and conducting product testing. The company aims to launch the connected pepper spray device in 2024, providing individuals with a powerful tool for self-defense and emergency notification.
Summary
In conclusion, Triple4s’s connected pepper spray device represents a significant advancement in the self-defense industry. By combining technology, personal safety, and immediate notification, this innovative product revolutionizes the way individuals protect themselves and seek assistance in emergency situations. With its ability to connect with emergency contacts and provide real-time location updates, the connected pepper spray device empowers users to take control of their safety and ensures help is on the way when needed. As technology continues to evolve, products like these pave the way for a safer and more connected future.
Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central.
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