Safebrain Systems Inc. Announces 4th Generation Impact Sensors Ready for Market
September 25 2013 - 6:00AM
Safebrain Systems Inc. (OTCBB:SFBR), is pleased to announce the
completion of technical and manual upgrades including new firmware
to the Safebrain individual sensors for a full market release.
These individual sensors have been modified for optimum
performance, durability and ease of use by the consumer. Safebrain
prides itself on having a top tier device ready for market that
measures and records mild to severe head trauma that can lead to
moderate to severe concussions.
President and CEO Michael Scott said, "Our 4th generation CIA
sensor and firmware are tested and ready for packaging and
distribution. I feel our product is second to none in size, weight,
application and usable data. Safebrain cares about bettering the
quality of life for children, youths and adults in any sport they
compete in and are passionate about. Our sensor will be an aid in
helping people on any level potentially avoid severe complications
due to unrecognized or unreported concussion symptoms."
A forceful impact to the head can lead to a concussion which is
a type of traumatic brain injury or TBI, caused by a hit, blow, or
jolt to the head that can change the way the brain normally
functions or works. Safebrain can be deployed to analyze and
monitor such impact, with a red light flashing on the device if a
moderate to major impact occurs, alerting coaches, teammates or
parents that an impact that requires evaluation has occurred.
Recognition is a major factor with concussions as so many go
unnoticed and untreated due to varying circumstances. According to
Dr. Martin Mrazik, clinical Neuropsychologist and NHL/CFL
concussion consultant; "The best thing we can do for players
is to provide immediate evaluation." The Safebrain sensors
dramatically decrease the chance of an athlete playing through a
head trauma. Arizona State University Hockey Coach Greg Powers
recognizes the importance of Safebrain; "I believe the Safebrain
technology has the ability to change contact sports for the better.
I have seen the progression of the sensor from the beginning and
have witnessed actual results. Our medical staff has evaluated
players because of the indication light alone, it gives myself,
players, and parents piece of mind."
Key features of the Safebrain Individual G-force Impact
Threshold sensor redesign are numerous but include a sleek compact
sensor size, 3-Axis Gyroscope for rotation measurement, an easy
read impact indication light, patented easy to read data for
analyzing after an impact via computer and the capability to store
an athletes entire career for monitoring and tracking any
potentially harmful trauma trends possibly leading to concussions
and long term negative health effects.
The Safebrain CIA sensor attaches to the back of any helmet in
any sport for monitoring, recording and analyzing head trauma. The
data from the impact can then be further analyzed via computer
showing the g-force of the trauma and other factors for suitable
and proper evaluation. The unit will be sold individually in
stores, online and through our sales force. For more information or
to order our product please visit the Safebrain website at
http://www.safebrain.ca.
About Safebrain Systems, Inc.
With so much national and international publicity focused on
head trauma in sports these days, primarily concussions, Safebrain
is working to become a strong leader in concussion awareness
technology. Safebrain's product has been proven in team use and is
backed by scientific evidence as a state of the art detection and
preventative concussion exposure technology. Safebrain is marketing
to all football and hockey teams starting at the novice level
through major junior and professional levels and will also be
marketing to individuals and teams in other sports, such as
skateboarding, skiing, biking, BMX freestyle, motocross, sport
racing and lacrosse.
This news release contains forward-looking statements as defined
by the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
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events or circumstances after the date hereof.
CONTACT: Scott Jacko
VP of Business and Development
Safebrain Systems Inc.
(480) 452-7373
Scott.Jacko@safebrain.ca