Patents Assigned to Security Matters Ltd.
  • Patent number: 11508195
    Abstract: The present invention relates to an access control system, an access object and a method for access control. The access control system comprises an access request receiving device being configured and operable for receiving an access object; the access request receiving device comprising an emitter configured and operable for irradiating the access object with a radiation having a wavelength in the range of about 10?12 and 10?9 m and a detector configured and operable for detecting a response signal from the irradiated access object; a control circuit being configured and operable to receive the response signal from the access request receiving device and process the response signal to identify spectral features indicative of an XRF signature of the access object; wherein the control circuit is adapted to generate an unlocking signal for switching a module device between a locked state and an unlocked state upon identification of the XRF signature.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 21, 2017
    Date of Patent: November 22, 2022
    Assignees: Soreq Nuclear Research Center, Security Matters Ltd.
    Inventors: Yair Grof, Tzemah Kislev, Nadav Yoran, Haggai Alon
  • Patent number: 11193007
    Abstract: The invention provides formulations and masterbatches of a polymeric material and XRF-identifiable markers, for producing transparent elements including a polymer and at least one XRF-identifiable marker for a variety of industrial uses.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 1, 2017
    Date of Patent: December 7, 2021
    Assignees: Security Matters Ltd., SOREQ NUCLEAR RESEARCH CENTER
    Inventors: Nadav Yoran, Tzemah Kislev, Yair Grof, Haggai Alon, Mor Kaplinsky
  • Patent number: 11029267
    Abstract: There are disclosed a method of producing an XRF readable mark, the XRF readable mark and a component comprising thereof. The method comprises providing an XRF marking composition with specific relative concentrations of one or more chemical elements and fabricating a multilayer structure of the XRF readable mark. The relative concentrations are selected such that in response to irradiation of the XRF marking composition by XRF exciting radiation, the XRF marking composition emits an XRF signal indicative of a predetermined XRF signature. Fabricating the multilayer structure comprises implementing an attenuation layer with at least one element exhibiting high absorbance for an XRF exciting radiation and/or an XRF background; and implementing a marking layer comprising said XRF marking composition.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 30, 2020
    Date of Patent: June 8, 2021
    Assignee: Security Matters Ltd.
    Inventors: Nataly Tal, Mor Kaplinsky, Tehila Nahum, Hagit Sade, Dana Gasper, Ron Dafni, Chen Nachmias, Michal Firstenberg, Avital Trachtman, Haggai Alon, Nadav Yoran, Tzemah Kislev
  • Publication number: 20190156075
    Abstract: Methods and systems for verifying compatibility of components (e.g. parts or devices) of an electronic system are disclosed. In certain embodiments the method includes: irradiating a first and second components presumably associated with the electronic system, with XRF exciting radiation, and detecting one or more XRF response signals indicative of a first and a second XRF signatures, emitted from the first and second components in response to the irradiation. Then the first and second XRF signatures are processed to determine whether they are associated with respectively a first and second XRF marking compositions on the first and second components, and the compatibility of the first and second components to the electronic system is determined/verified based on the correspondence between the first and a second XRF signatures/marking.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 4, 2017
    Publication date: May 23, 2019
    Applicants: Soreq Nuclear Research Center, Security Matters Ltd.
    Inventors: Yair GROF, Tzemah KISLEV, Nadav YORAN, Haggai ALON