Patent classifications
G08B13/2442
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MANAGING ASSETS
Systems, devices and methods for monitoring and managing parts, enterprise resources and other assets, and alleviating risks, in a complex collaboration environment are provided. According to some example aspects of the invention, a device with a hardware-and software-based control system creates unique asset-related information for use in a manufacturing, maintenance and/or tracking process. In other example aspects, the system records that asset-specific information (e.g., using secure network(s) and/or a blockchain), providing it for later access and modification by a number of trusted users, to track and control manufacturing-, maintenance-relevant or other factors. In other aspects, an enterprise resource planning system both outputs information to, and receives information from, the control system, reconciling changes in the data in accordance with a ranking algorithm.
ACOUSTO-MAGNETIC (AM) ANTI-THEFT MARKER AND USE THEREOF
The present disclosure discloses an acousto-magnetic (AM) anti-theft marker and use thereof. The AM anti-theft marker includes at least one resonator(s), where when the resonator(s) does not include cobalt, a weight percentage of nickel is 0 wt % to 39 wt %; or when the resonator(s) includes cobalt, a total weight percentage of nickel and cobalt is higher than 0 wt % and no more than 36 wt %. Although this AM anti-theft marker's resonator(s) of the present disclosure does not include or only includes a very small amount of nickel and cobalt, it still has good alarm performance; and the existing detectors can effectively detect the AM anti-theft marker of the present disclosure within a predetermined security alarming distance. It can be seen that this AM anti-theft marker has a commercial value, and can reduce the loss prevention cost of business and the consumption of earth resources.
CODED TAGS ENCODED USING DIFFERENT MAGNETIC MATERIALS AND SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF DETECTING CODED TAGS
A method includes printing a first magnetic material onto a substrate. The first magnetic material has a first magnetic characteristic and encodes first information based on the first magnetic characteristic. The method further includes printing a second magnetic material onto the substrate. The second magnetic material encodes second information and has a second magnetic characteristic different from the first magnetic characteristic. The second information is encoded based on the second magnetic characteristic.
Coded tags encoded using different magnetic materials and methods of detecting coded tags
A method includes transmitting a first magnetic detection signal at a first magnetic frequency and transmitting a second magnetic detection signal at a second magnetic frequency. The method also includes detecting a first response from a first magnetic material to the first magnetic detection signal and detecting a second response from the second magnetic material to the second magnetic detection signal. Each of the first magnetic material and the second magnetic material is associated with a substrate of the coded tag. The method further includes determining that the coded tag encodes first information based on detecting the first response and determining that the coded tag encodes second information based on detecting the second response.
Coded tags encoded using different magnetic materials and systems of detecting coded tags
A coded tag includes a substrate. The coded tag includes a first magnetic material associated with the substrate. The first magnetic material has a first magnetic characteristic and encodes first information. The coded tag includes a second magnetic material associated with the substrate. The second magnetic material encodes second information and has a second magnetic characteristic that is different from the first magnetic characteristic.
Security tag
A security tag including a flexible member that can be formed into a loop to attach the security tag to an article. A security tag comprises: a main body comprising a casing that comprises a first aperture proximate a first end wall and a second aperture proximate a second end wall; an elongate flexible member, a first end of the flexible member extending through the first aperture; a releasable locking mechanism in the main body and associated with the second aperture, the locking mechanism configured to retain a second end of the flexible member; and two electronic article surveillance sensors within the casing, the sensors on opposite sides of a plane disposed halfway between the first and second apertures. When the second end of the flexible member is retained in the casing by the locking mechanism, a centre of gravity of the main body lies in the plane.
Electronic Device Having an Antenna, Metal Trace(s) and/or Inductor With a Printed Adhesion Promoter Thereon, and Methods of Making and Using the Same
An electronic device and methods of manufacturing the same are disclosed. One method of manufacturing the electronic device includes forming a first metal layer on a first substrate, forming an electrical device on a second substrate, forming electrical connectors on input and/or output terminals of the electrical device, selectively depositing a second metal on at least part of the first metal layer, and electrically connecting the electrical connectors to the first metal layer by contacting the electrical connectors to the second metal. The second metal is different from the first metal. The second metal improves adhesion and/or electrical connectivity of the first metal layer to the electrical connectors on the electrical device.
RFID and/or RFID/EM anti-theft radio frequency detection device
A radio frequency detection device to detect RFID tags. A single double-loop RFID antenna, an RFID reader, connection cables, longitudinal conductive section bars and transverse conductive section bars which form a closed circuit. A transverse branch connecting the longitudinal section bars so as to form a double-loop circuit which is crossed by current and which provides an electromagnetic field able to detect, in three dimensions, RFID tags even on both sides of a single panel of antennas. The possibility of superimposing an RFID antenna, with other antennas with electromagnetic technology allows to obtain a hybrid gate with a simultaneous reading of RFID tags and electromagnetic tags or bars.
CODED TAGS ENCODED USING DIFFERENT MAGNETIC MATERIALS AND SYSTEMS OF DETECTING CODED TAGS
A coded tag includes a substrate. The coded tag includes a first magnetic material associated with the substrate. The first magnetic material has a first magnetic characteristic and encodes first information. The coded tag includes a second magnetic material associated with the substrate. The second magnetic material encodes second information and has a second magnetic characteristic that is different from the first magnetic characteristic.
CODED TAGS ENCODED USING DIFFERENT MAGNETIC MATERIALS AND METHODS OF DETECTING CODED TAGS
A method includes transmitting a first magnetic detection signal at a first magnetic frequency and transmitting a second magnetic detection signal at a second magnetic frequency. The method also includes detecting a first response from a first magnetic material to the first magnetic detection signal and detecting a second response from the second magnetic material to the second magnetic detection signal. Each of the first magnetic material and the second magnetic material is associated with a substrate of the coded tag. The method further includes determining that the coded tag encodes first information based on detecting the first response and determining that the coded tag encodes second information based on detecting the second response.