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The Three Senses Alerting Standard

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An open emergency-alerting standard designed to make warnings understandable through sight, touch, or hearing alone.

Why it surfaced

International Deaf Emergency proposes a concrete five-question rulebook for alerts, pairing color with shape marks, hazard-specific vibration patterns, and accessible instructions. Its reference app is already running, while the standard is offered freely to regulators and other adopters.

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