The device aims to eliminate the guesswork often associated with finding specific residences in low-light conditions or during time-sensitive emergencies. By integrating an alert mechanism, the product serves a dual purpose: guiding outside personnel to the correct door while providing homeowners with real-time feedback on deliveries. The inventor emphasizes that the design remains accessible for both residential and commercial applications.
A Murray Inventor Proposes Illuminated Address Signage
Frustrated by delivery drivers and emergency crews struggling to locate homes, an inventor from Murray, Utah, has developed a new address-marking device. The system, dubbed the Jones Invention, combines high-visibility illumination with a notification trigger designed to alert residents the moment a package arrives at their doorstep.
Currently, the concept is being represented by InventHelp’s Portland office and is open for licensing or direct sale to manufacturing partners. Those interested in reviewing the technical specifications or the existing prototype can contact the firm’s Pittsburgh headquarters at (412) 288-1300, referencing file number PTA-629.
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