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We can’t stop accidents from happening but we can make the rescue process smoother. With accessible emergency information, your loved ones’ equipment can speak for them when they can’t speak for themselves. This is how we do it:
Stores emergency information so that you are more prepared if things go sideways.
Tap your smartphone on equipment and twICEme says what needs to be said to those who can take action.
First people on the scene of an accident, or rescue professionals can take better decisions when it is needed the most.
Diabetes? Allergic to a specific medicine? twICEme can communicate medical info so that the quality of care can be increased. Additionally, insurance information can make the rescue process smoother.
If a co-worker is hurt, reduce the response time for paramedics by providing coordinates to your position. Inform paramedics about an accident location through the twICEme app.
ICE contacts let responders and medical professionals know who to contact if your loved ones are unable to communicate for themselves. Personal identifiers like scars or birthmarks help with identification.
No mobile network or wi-fi connection needed to access info.
twICEme enhanced equipment has no battery.
Locally stored data means no cloud, no sign-ups, no trouble.
All the information that is needed in an emergency, guarded in a durable case the size of a coin.
twICEme device can be easily integrated into almost any type of protective equipment.
Create and manage your twICEme profile with ease in our smartphone application.
All the information that is needed in an emergency, guarded in a durable case the size of a coin.
twICEme device can be easily integrated into almost any type of protective equipment.
Create and manage your twICEme profile with ease in our smartphone application.
"As a ski instructor, whenever I see the twICEme symbol on one of my students’ helmets, I immediately feel a bit safer."
"The best way to make adventures safe is to take all the necessary precautions possible before the trip has even started."
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