Patents Assigned to Cypher Science
  • Patent number: 7795598
    Abstract: A portable appliance intended to detect fluorescent particles excited in the visible spectrum for enabling the authentication of products. The appliance comprises: a light source (2) of excitation provided with at least one electroluminescent diode or a laser for producing a focussed light beam: a box (1) for respectively accommodating the light source (2) and means of electrical supply for supplying the light source (2); and compact optical means, whether integrated or not in the box (1), enabling a user to instantaneously visualise the fluorescence of the marked elements excited by means of the light source (2). The appliance is used as a ground detector for authenticating and tracing products comprising a secret marking by fluorescent particles.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 12, 2006
    Date of Patent: September 14, 2010
    Assignee: Cypher Science
    Inventor: Sébastien De Lamberterie
  • Publication number: 20090127475
    Abstract: The invention concerns a portable appliance intended to detect fluorescent particles excited in the visible spectrum for enabling the authentication of products. The appliance comprises: a light source (2) of excitation provided with at least one electroluminescent diode or a laser for producing a focussed light beam: a box (1) for respectively accommodating the light source (2) and means of electrical supply for supplying the light source (2); and compact optical means, whether integrated or not in the box (1), enabling a user to instantaneously visualise the fluorescence of the marked elements excited by means of the light source (2). The appliance is used as a ground detector for authenticating and tracing products comprising a secret marking by fluorescent particles.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 12, 2006
    Publication date: May 21, 2009
    Applicant: CYPHER SCIENCE
    Inventor: Sebastien De Lamberterie
  • Patent number: 6592034
    Abstract: A tamper proof closure (1) has a plurality of magnetic strips (7) attached thereto which are arranged to be broken if the closure is opened. The broken magnetic strips have a different magnetic characteristic as compared to when they are intact and this can be sensed with a Hall effect or other sensor. The tamper proof closure enables the condition of article closures such as the screw caps of liquor bottles to be remotely monitored.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 29, 2000
    Date of Patent: July 15, 2003
    Assignees: Redcliffe Limited, Cypher Science Limited
    Inventors: Richard James Millard, David Geraint Rhys Jones