Patent classifications
G07D7/0047
Generating a Unique Code from Orientation Information
In a general aspect, orientation information is used to generate a unique code. In some aspects, orientation information is extracted from an object. The object includes multiple elements, and the orientation information indicates the relative spatial orientations of the respective elements. The orientation information can be extracted, for instance, by a scanner system that detects the elements. A unique code is generated for the object based on the orientation information. In some examples, the elements are diamond particles that each have one or more color centers, and the orientation information is extracted by detecting the color centers.
Generating a Unique Code from Orientation Information
In a general aspect, orientation information is used to generate a unique code. In some aspects, orientation information is extracted from an object. The object includes multiple elements, and the orientation information indicates the relative spatial orientations of the respective elements. The orientation information can be extracted, for instance, by a scanner system that detects the elements. A unique code is generated for the object based on the orientation information. In some examples, the elements are diamond particles that each have one or more color centers, and the orientation information is extracted by detecting the color centers.
FORMING, AUTHENTICATING AND SECURING NON-FUNGIBLE ITEMS
Embodiments relate to a non-fungible physical (NFP) item. The non-fungible physical (NW) item comprises an identifier. The identifier is embedded and layered within the non-fungible physical item in an unplanned pattern. The identifier in the unplanned pattern is configured to provide high security against counterfeiting of the non-fungible physical (NFP) item. The identifier comprises at least one of a random marker and a unique marker. The unplanned pattern comprises at least one of a random pattern and a unique pattern. Further the non-fungible physical (NFP) item is registered as a non-fungible token on a blockchain. The NFP item is then paired with the non-fungible token for enabling two-way mutual authentication and enhanced authenticity. The pairing of the NFP item with the non-fungible token enables tracking condition, provenance, and grading of the NFP item.
FORMING, AUTHENTICATING AND SECURING NON-FUNGIBLE ITEMS
Embodiments relate to a non-fungible physical (NFP) item. The non-fungible physical (NW) item comprises an identifier. The identifier is embedded and layered within the non-fungible physical item in an unplanned pattern. The identifier in the unplanned pattern is configured to provide high security against counterfeiting of the non-fungible physical (NFP) item. The identifier comprises at least one of a random marker and a unique marker. The unplanned pattern comprises at least one of a random pattern and a unique pattern. Further the non-fungible physical (NFP) item is registered as a non-fungible token on a blockchain. The NFP item is then paired with the non-fungible token for enabling two-way mutual authentication and enhanced authenticity. The pairing of the NFP item with the non-fungible token enables tracking condition, provenance, and grading of the NFP item.
3D random magnetic pattern digital anti- counterfeiting label and preparation method thereof
A 3D random magnetic pattern digital anti-counterfeiting label and preparation method thereof are provided, which relate to the technical field of anti-counterfeiting labels. The 3D random magnetic pattern digital anti-counterfeiting label includes: a 3D magnetic ink anti-counterfeiting layer, including 3D magnetic photochromic nanoparticles, the 3D magnetic photochromic nanoparticles include: a first nano zinc oxide film layer, a first nano titanium dioxide film layer, a magnetic nano film layer, a second nano titanium dioxide film layer and a second nano zinc oxide film layer from bottom to top. The 3D random magnetic pattern digital anti-counterfeiting label shows bright stripes under different illumination angles, the 3D random magnetic pattern digital anti-counterfeiting label is rotated to observe a dynamic optically variable effect of magnetic ink from different angles to thereby distinguish the authenticity, and the bright stripes show regular circular particle patterns, which has high recognition and is easy to recognize.
3D random magnetic pattern digital anti- counterfeiting label and preparation method thereof
A 3D random magnetic pattern digital anti-counterfeiting label and preparation method thereof are provided, which relate to the technical field of anti-counterfeiting labels. The 3D random magnetic pattern digital anti-counterfeiting label includes: a 3D magnetic ink anti-counterfeiting layer, including 3D magnetic photochromic nanoparticles, the 3D magnetic photochromic nanoparticles include: a first nano zinc oxide film layer, a first nano titanium dioxide film layer, a magnetic nano film layer, a second nano titanium dioxide film layer and a second nano zinc oxide film layer from bottom to top. The 3D random magnetic pattern digital anti-counterfeiting label shows bright stripes under different illumination angles, the 3D random magnetic pattern digital anti-counterfeiting label is rotated to observe a dynamic optically variable effect of magnetic ink from different angles to thereby distinguish the authenticity, and the bright stripes show regular circular particle patterns, which has high recognition and is easy to recognize.
Generating a unique code from orientation information
In a general aspect, orientation information is used to generate a unique code. In some aspects, orientation information is extracted from an object. The object includes multiple elements, and the orientation information indicates the relative spatial orientations of the respective elements. The orientation information can be extracted, for instance, by a scanner system that detects the elements. A unique code is generated for the object based on the orientation information. In some examples, the elements are diamond particles that each have one or more color centers, and the orientation information is extracted by detecting the color centers.
Generating a unique code from orientation information
In a general aspect, orientation information is used to generate a unique code. In some aspects, orientation information is extracted from an object. The object includes multiple elements, and the orientation information indicates the relative spatial orientations of the respective elements. The orientation information can be extracted, for instance, by a scanner system that detects the elements. A unique code is generated for the object based on the orientation information. In some examples, the elements are diamond particles that each have one or more color centers, and the orientation information is extracted by detecting the color centers.
AUTHENTICATING MULTI-LAYERED OBJECTS USING ENCODED SIGNALS
Systems, methods and technology for authenticating multi-layered objects using encoded signals such as digital watermarking. In one implementation, a value document includes a substrate and a removable overlayer, with a security feature comprising a digital watermark signal printed to cover portions of both the substrate and overlayer. The digital watermark signal includes spatially arranged signal elements forming a frame of reference. Tampering is detected by evaluating offset values associated with the signal elements, where misalignment within the frame of reference indicates tampering. In some implementations, the value document includes a first digital watermark on the substrate with synchronization and payload components, a token with a second digital watermark, and a removable sticker with a third digital watermark. Additional security features include split-mark configurations, tamper mark configurations, holographic foils with overprinted digital watermarks, and fragile tamper-deterrent features that deform upon tampering attempts, causing detectable signal distortion. Other combinations are also provided.
Methods and a system for automated exception media access
A system and methods for automated handling of exception media in cash recycling devices. The system enables access to exception media without requiring physical safe access by utilizing a two-way exception container and automated transport mechanisms. Exception media can be automatically moved from storage through validation paths to various destinations including load/unload cassettes or consumer interfaces. The system supports configurable parameters for handling different exception types and can self-reconcile stored media based on defined criteria and timeframes, reducing operational costs by eliminating unnecessary physical interventions while maintaining segregation controls for dispute resolution.