Patents by Inventor Eli Benny
Eli Benny has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 7523018Abstract: A system for determining hair color treatment, including a processor. The processor is configured for: receiving as input an initial spectrum of a sample of hair, the initial spectrum having a wavelength range; calculating a new spectrum of the hair due to a hypothetical hair color treatment as a direct function of the initial spectrum; and outputting data to a device, the data being based upon the step of calculating. The system also includes a spectrum analyzer configured for producing the initial spectrum and a display device configured for displaying a color and hair color treatment instructions based on the data. An alternate embodiment of the invention includes a color mixing device configured for dispensing a hair color treatment based on the data.Type: GrantFiled: February 28, 2005Date of Patent: April 21, 2009Assignee: SeeThrough Ltd.Inventors: Nadav Grossinger, Eli Benny, Israel Grossinger, Avigdor Scherz, Michel Mercier
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Patent number: 7463356Abstract: An apparatus for analyzing a sample hair mixture having a mixture of two hair colors and an overall spectrum representative of the two colors, comprising: a first color selector, configured to select a first spectrum representative of a first color in the hair mixture from a first group of at least one spectrum, and an iterative spectrum combiner, associated with the first color selector and configured to iteratively combine therewith a second spectrum representative of a second color in the hair mixture from a second group of spectra over the first spectrum, thereby to find an optimal combination of first and second spectrum which is a closest match to the overall spectrum.Type: GrantFiled: January 10, 2006Date of Patent: December 9, 2008Assignee: SeeThrough Ltd.Inventors: Nadav Grossinger, Israel Grossinger, Eli Benny, Michel Mercier, Avigdor Scherz
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Publication number: 20070159290Abstract: An apparatus for analyzing a sample hair mixture having a mixture of two hair colors and an overall spectrum representative of the two colors, comprising: a first color selector, configured to select a first spectrum representative of a first color in the hair mixture from a first group of at least one spectrum, and an iterative spectrum combiner, associated with the first color selector and configured to iteratively combine therewith a second spectrum representative of a second color in the hair mixture from a second group of spectra over the first spectrum, thereby to find an optimal combination of first and second spectrum which is a closest match to the overall spectrum.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 10, 2006Publication date: July 12, 2007Applicant: See Through Ltd.Inventors: Nadav Grossinger, Israel Grossinger, Eli Benny
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Patent number: 7110117Abstract: A method to change the color of hair. The method includes measuring an initial reflectance spectrum of a sample of the hair and analyzing a contribution of a plurality of natural hair factors to the initial reflectance spectrum. The method also includes calculating a hair treatment based on another reflectance spectrum. A system to measure a reflectance spectrum of a sample includes an integrating sphere having a sampling port and an inner surface and a window disposed near to the sampling port. The window is configured for being placed in close contact with the sample. The system also includes a light source configured to project light onto the sample via the window and a light detector configured to analyze light reflected from the inner surface to produce the reflectance spectrum of the sample.Type: GrantFiled: January 16, 2003Date of Patent: September 19, 2006Assignee: SeeThrough Ltd.Inventors: Israel Grossinger, Avigdor Schertz, Michel Mercier, Eli Benny
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Publication number: 20060195300Abstract: A system for determining hair color treatment, including a processor. The processor is configured for: receiving as input an initial spectrum of a sample of hair, the initial spectrum having a wavelength range; calculating a new spectrum of the hair due to a hypothetical hair color treatment as a direct function of the initial spectrum; and outputting data to a device, the data being based upon the step of calculating. The system also includes a spectrum analyzer configured for producing the initial spectrum and a display device configured for displaying a color and hair color treatment instructions based on the data. An alternate embodiment of the invention includes a color mixing device configured for dispensing a hair color treatment based on the data.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 28, 2005Publication date: August 31, 2006Inventors: Nadav Grossinger, Eli Benny, Israel Grossinger, Avigdor Schertz
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Publication number: 20040156081Abstract: In a secure imaging system for securing documents or encrypting images, an image comprises an array of printed positions formed using a group of inks each having a predetermined spectrum. The positions are selected to form a predetermined image, either real or virtual, when the image is viewed through an optical processor. An image formed using inks having the same colors as experienced by the human eye, but not sharing exactly the same spectra, will fail to form the correct predetermined image.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 11, 2003Publication date: August 12, 2004Applicant: Holo-Or Ltd.Inventors: Moshe Bril, Israel Grossinger, Eli Benny
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Publication number: 20040000015Abstract: A method to change the color of hair. The method includes measuring an initial reflectance spectrum of a sample of the hair and analyzing a contribution of a plurality of natural hair factors to the initial reflectance spectrum. The method also includes calculating a hair treatment based on another reflectance spectrum. A system to measure a reflectance spectrum of a sample includes an integrating sphere having a sampling port and an inner surface and a window disposed near to the sampling port. The window is configured for being placed in close contact with the sample. The system also includes a light source configured to project light onto the sample via the window and a light detector configured to analyze light reflected from the inner surface to produce the reflectance spectrum of the sample.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 16, 2003Publication date: January 1, 2004Applicant: SEETHROUGH Ltd.Inventors: Israel Grossinger, Avigdor Schertz, Michel Mercier, Eli Benny