A load management system includes: an image acquisition sensor configured to acquire image data including an analysis target image including a load loaded in a medium processing apparatus; a judgment circuitry configured to judge whether or not the image data is authentic; and an image analysis circuitry configured to analyze the analysis target image to acquire information about the load when the image data is authentic.

An ATM fraud detection system having a plurality of vibration sensors to detect vibration of one or more of an ATM cash dispenser, card reader, cash rejection bin, and/or cash tray. The system further having NFC sensor to detect persistent presence of wireless signal near an ATM machine. The system also includes a plurality of reed switch sensors to detect tampering of cash door, network cable-model interface, network cable-computer interface, hard disk drive-computer interface and/or ATM keyboard cable-computer interface. A micro controller is programmed to detect fraudulent ATM activity such as jackpotting, transaction reversal, shimming, skimming, cash trapping or internal theft.

An ATM fraud detection system having a plurality of vibration sensors to detect vibration of one or more of an ATM cash dispenser, card reader, cash rejection bin, and/or cash tray. The system further having NFC sensor to detect persistent presence of wireless signal near an ATM machine. The system also includes a plurality of reed switch sensors to detect tampering of cash door, network cable-model interface, network cable-computer interface, hard disk drive-computer interface and/or ATM keyboard cable-computer interface. A micro controller is programmed to detect fraudulent ATM activity such as jackpotting, transaction reversal, shimming, skimming, cash trapping or internal theft.

The invention relates to a secure container for storing value documents, e.g. banknotes, having respective value document identification numbers marked thereon, and a corresponding securing system that, upon detection of an intrusion, neutralizes the value documents and delivers in real time over a communication network an alert message containing at least the value document identification numbers to authorities and/or ATMs or carrier, and prevents any transaction based on said neutralized value documents via said ATMs.

The invention relates to a secure container for storing value documents, e.g. banknotes, having respective value document identification numbers marked thereon, and a corresponding securing system that, upon detection of an intrusion, neutralizes the value documents and delivers in real time over a communication network an alert message containing at least the value document identification numbers to authorities and/or ATMs or carrier, and prevents any transaction based on said neutralized value documents via said ATMs.

An item dispensing system includes one or more inventory drawers, at least one of the inventory drawers comprising one or more inventory tracks configured to hold items. At least a given one of the inventory tracks comprises a drive assembly comprising a motor and a sensor assembly affixed above a front of the given inventory track proximate an item drop region of the item dispensing system. The drive assembly is configured to controllably advance the items held in the given inventory track towards the item drop region, and the sensor assembly is configured to detect vending of items from the given inventory track to the item drop region using at least one light emitter and sensor. The item dispensing system also includes an item dispensing system controller configured to control the motor and monitor signals from the sensor to determine whether the given item has dispensed.

An item dispensing system includes one or more inventory drawers, at least one of the inventory drawers comprising one or more inventory tracks configured to hold items. At least a given one of the inventory tracks comprises a drive assembly comprising a motor and a sensor assembly affixed above a front of the given inventory track proximate an item drop region of the item dispensing system. The drive assembly is configured to controllably advance the items held in the given inventory track towards the item drop region, and the sensor assembly is configured to detect vending of items from the given inventory track to the item drop region using at least one light emitter and sensor. The item dispensing system also includes an item dispensing system controller configured to control the motor and monitor signals from the sensor to determine whether the given item has dispensed.

A cash processing device including: one or more medium holder units, each medium holder unit including a depository and a liquid spray mechanism configured to spray liquid onto mediums held in the depository; one or more spray controllers, each spray controller capable of reading unique identification information associated with the one or more medium holder units, and including a controller configured to control operation of a corresponding liquid spray mechanism based on a wireless signal from a first wireless communication section; and a system controller including a state controller that monitors occurrence of an abnormal state based on an input detection signal, and a second wireless communication section that uses the unique identification information acquired from each of the spray controllers to wirelessly communicate a control signal related to liquid spraying in response to a monitoring outcome.

A cash processing device including: one or more medium holder units, each medium holder unit including a depository and a liquid spray mechanism configured to spray liquid onto mediums held in the depository; one or more spray controllers, each spray controller capable of reading unique identification information associated with the one or more medium holder units, and including a controller configured to control operation of a corresponding liquid spray mechanism based on a wireless signal from a first wireless communication section; and a system controller including a state controller that monitors occurrence of an abnormal state based on an input detection signal, and a second wireless communication section that uses the unique identification information acquired from each of the spray controllers to wirelessly communicate a control signal related to liquid spraying in response to a monitoring outcome.

Systems and methods of detecting fraudulent activity including skimmers adapted to compromise transacting devices such as automated teller machines (ATMs) are disclosed. In one embodiment, an exemplary computer-implemented method may comprise determining that a subject device has a risk level higher than a risk threshold, providing a push notification to a mobile device proximal to the subject device, executing a software application executed by the mobile device for gathering information and transmitting feedback regarding the subject device, and providing an incentive, upon receipt of the feedback, to, for example, an account or device associated with an individual involved with the feedback or interaction with the device.