Patents Assigned to SENTRYCARD TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
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Patent number: 12731002Abstract: The present disclosure provides a core sheet, a core layer comprising the core sheet for an information carrying card, an information carrying card comprising the same, and the methods of making the core sheet, the core layer, and the information carrying card. The core layer comprises a core sheet, which includes a substrate film and a plurality of component sections, Each component section comprises an antenna structure disposed on or embedded within the substrate film, and a system-in-package comprising at least one chip. The system-in-package is disposed on or embedded within the substrate film and electrically connected with the antenna structure. The antenna structure is made of a conductive material. The core layer further includes a crosslinked polymer composition disposed on both side of the substrate film. The substrate film may be centered in the crosslinked composition in a direction normal to a plane of the core layer.Type: GrantFiled: March 26, 2025Date of Patent: September 8, 2026Assignee: SENTRYCARD TECHNOLOGIES, INC.Inventor: Mark Cox
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Publication number: 20260230340Abstract: A biometric blockchain system is provided with a card body dimensioned to approximate a standard credit card, a biometric sensor module embedded in the card body and configured to capture fingerprint or facial data, embedded electronics including at least one microcontroller unit, a cryptographic processor, and non-volatile memory, communication interfaces including at least one of near field communication or bluetooth low energy or ultra-wide band, and a power source. The biometric sensor module captures biometric data, the embedded electronics generate a cryptographic key from the biometric data using a biometric key derivation function, and the cryptographic key enables access to a private blockchain ledger for secure interactions among users with compatible cards. The card body comprises a core layer comprising a substrate film, a core sheet comprising a component section with an antenna structure and a system-in-package, and a crosslinked polymer composition disposed on both sides of the substrate film.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 25, 2026Publication date: August 6, 2026Applicant: SentryCard Technologies, Inc.Inventor: Mark A. COX
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Patent number: 12190185Abstract: A new generation “smart card” creates a severable invisible “bond” between the cardholder and the smart card itself where this trusted bond relationship is used to enhance and simplify the authentication process during the use. This new smart card is initiated and connected to a specific user using biometric information added to the card and the user using biometric information connects via a trusted bond with the card by pairing the biometric information which can be severed in one of multiple ways. The trusted bond with the smart card can be broken in one of multiple ways including disconnection from a network, distancing from the user, impact accelerometers, outside parameters, etc. The multi-function smart card also uses this established trusted bond with the user to simplify the authentication of the user for use of the card in encrypted computer network, ground security, or other retail and payment function.Type: GrantFiled: September 27, 2023Date of Patent: January 7, 2025Assignee: SentryCard Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Mark Bennett, John P. Calzaretta
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Publication number: 20240020504Abstract: A new generation “smart card” creates a severable invisible “bond” between the cardholder and the smart card itself where this trusted bond relationship is used to enhance and simplify the authentication process during the use. This new smart card is initiated and connected to a specific user using biometric information added to the card and the user using biometric information connects via a trusted bond with the card by pairing the biometric information which can be severed in one of multiple ways. The trusted bond with the smart card can be broken in one of multiple ways including disconnection from a network, distancing from the user, impact accelerometers, outside parameters, etc. The multi-function smart card also uses this established trusted bond with the user to simplify the authentication of the user for use of the card in encrypted computer network, ground security, or other retail and payment function.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 27, 2023Publication date: January 18, 2024Applicant: SentryCard Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Mark Bennett, John P. Calzaretta
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Patent number: 11797816Abstract: A new generation “smart card” creates a severable invisible “bond” between the cardholder and the smart card itself where this trusted bond relationship is used to enhance and simplify the authentication process during the use. This new smart card is initiated and connected to a specific user using biometric information added to the card and the user using biometric information connects via a trusted bond with the card by pairing the biometric information which can be severed in one of multiple ways. The trusted bond with the smart card can be broken in one of multiple ways including disconnection from a network, distancing from the user, impact accelerometers, outside parameters, etc. The multi-function smart card also uses this established trusted bond with the user to simplify the authentication of the user for use of the card in encrypted computer network, ground security, or other retail and payment function.Type: GrantFiled: November 17, 2022Date of Patent: October 24, 2023Assignee: SENTRYCARD TECHNOLOGIES, INC.Inventors: Mark Bennett, John P. Calzaretta
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Publication number: 20230091025Abstract: A new generation “smart card” creates a severable invisible “bond” between the cardholder and the smart card itself where this trusted bond relationship is used to enhance and simplify the authentication process during the use. This new smart card is initiated and connected to a specific user using biometric information added to the card and the user using biometric information connects via a trusted bond with the card by pairing the biometric information which can be severed in one of multiple ways. The trusted bond with the smart card can be broken in one of multiple ways including disconnection from a network, distancing from the user, impact accelerometers, outside parameters, etc. The multi-function smart card also uses this established trusted bond with the user to simplify the authentication of the user for use of the card in encrypted computer network, ground security, or other retail and payment function.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 17, 2022Publication date: March 23, 2023Applicant: SentryCard Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Mark Bennett, John P. Calzaretta
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Patent number: 11526717Abstract: The present disclosure relates a new generation “smart card” designed to create a severable invisible “bond” between the cardholder and the smart card itself where this trusted bond relationship is used to enhance and simplify the authentication process and during the use of the multi-purpose smart card. This new smart card is initiated and connected to a specific user using biometric information added to the card and the user using biometric information connects via a trusted bond with the card by pairing the biometric information which can be severed in one of multiple ways. The trusted bond with the smart card can be broken in one of multiple ways including disconnection from a network, distancing from the user, impact accelerometers, outside parameters, etc. The multi-function smart card also uses this established trusted bond with the user to simplify the authentication of the user for use of the card in encrypted computer network, ground security, or other retail and payment function.Type: GrantFiled: May 19, 2021Date of Patent: December 13, 2022Assignee: SENTRYCARD TECHNOLOGIES, INC.Inventors: Mark W. Bennett, John P. Calzaretta
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Publication number: 20210342663Abstract: The present disclosure relates a new generation “smart card” designed to create a severable invisible “bond” between the cardholder and the smart card itself where this trusted bond relationship is used to enhance and simplify the authentication process and during the use of the multi-purpose smart card. This new smart card is initiated and connected to a specific user using biometric information added to the card and the user using biometric information connects via a trusted bond with the card by pairing the biometric information which can be severed in one of multiple ways. The trusted bond with the smart card can be broken in one of multiple ways including disconnection from a network, distancing from the user, impact accelerometers, outside parameters, etc. The multi-function smart card also uses this established trusted bond with the user to simplify the authentication of the user for use of the card in encrypted computer network, ground security, or other retail and payment function.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 19, 2021Publication date: November 4, 2021Applicant: SentryCard Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Mark W. Bennett, John P. CALZARETTA
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Patent number: 11100379Abstract: The present disclosure relates a new generation “smart card” designed to create a severable invisible “bond” between the cardholder and the smart card itself where this trusted bond relationship is used to enhance and simplify the authentication process and during the use of the multi-purpose smart card. This new smart card is initiated and connected to a specific user using biometric information added to the card and the user using biometric information connects via a trusted bond with the card by pairing the biometric information which can be severed in one of multiple ways. The trusted bond with the smart card can be broken in one of multiple ways including disconnection from a network, distancing from the user, impact accelerometers, outside parameters, etc. The multi-function smart card also uses this established trusted bond with the user to simplify the authentication of the user for use of the card in encrypted computer network, ground security, or other retail and payment function.Type: GrantFiled: April 3, 2020Date of Patent: August 24, 2021Assignee: SENTRYCARD TECHNOLOGIES, INC.Inventors: Mark W. Bennett, John P. Calzaretta