| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 81 | Luggage Tracking Device, Systems and Methods | US15720332 | 2017-09-29 | US20180038135A1 | 2018-02-08 | Aaron Cooper |
| A luggage tracking device, method and system. The luggage tracking device includes a tracking device for capturing information, including location information received from a network and state information from at least one or more locks of an item of luggage. The luggage-tracking device may be configured for integration within the item of luggage. There is also provided a locking apparatus for securing an item of luggage. The locking apparatus has a locking element which is movable between a first locked state and a second unlocked state. The apparatus includes a first locking means operable to control movement of the locking element. The apparatus also includes a first sensor associated with the first locking means for detecting operation of the first locking means. | ||||||
| 82 | ANTI-THEFT MONITORING EQUIPMENT AND METHOD, AND ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM FOR TWO-WHEELER OR TRICYCLE | US15717557 | 2017-09-27 | US20180015974A1 | 2018-01-18 | Zhongjie Yang; Xiping Xia; Xinwu Liu; Hongdu Jin |
| An anti-theft monitoring equipment and an anti-theft monitoring method thereof, and an anti-theft system for a two-wheeler or a tricycle are disclosed. The anti-theft monitoring equipment comprises: a CPU module for controlling an action of each module; a clock module for providing time information to the CPU module; a positioning module for providing positioning information to the CPU module; a vibration sensor module for providing a vibration detection signal to the CPU module when detecting a vibration; a lock control module for monitoring and reporting locking state information to the CPU module, and controlling a lock to be unlocked according to an instruction from the CPU module; a memory for storing the time information and the positioning information; a signal receiving/sending module which may be connected to a wireless network to receive information from external equipment and to provide the information to the CPU module, and sends the time information and the positioning information to the external equipment under the control of the CPU module; and a power supply module for supplying power to each module. | ||||||
| 83 | Tamper evident cargo container seal bolt lock | US14841666 | 2015-08-31 | US09624692B2 | 2017-04-18 | Joe Mullis; James Robert Kruest |
| Systems and methods for a tamper-evident cargo container seal bolt lock are disclosed herein. The device can include a receiving member, a conductive bolt member adapted to be snap-locked into the receiving member, and a plastic encapsulant which tethers the bolt member to the receiving member. The encapsulant can contain an electrically conductive medium, such as a wire, which runs from the receiving member to the second end of the bolt. A sensory circuit disposed within the receiving member can be configured to sense whether the circuit has been interrupted (e.g., if the bolt has been cut). In the event of an interruption, the circuit can record the present time and/or date in memory. An RFID transponder disposed within the encapsulant or the receiving member can then transmit the recorded date/time to an RFID interrogator if a dispute subsequently arises as to when the lock had been broken. | ||||||
| 84 | TAMPER-PROOF ELECTRONIC BOLT-SEAL | US15291029 | 2016-10-11 | US20170103683A1 | 2017-04-13 | Navid Yazdi; William Kwolek |
| A tamper-proof bolt-seal incorporating a unique identification tamper detection sensor that cannot be restored or duplicated after the bolt. The sensor employs a resistive sensor wire embedded in the bolt. The resistive sensor wire has a randomized length to enable a unique resistive value for that sensor. The resistive value of the sensor is combined with an electronic identification code to create the unique seal identification for the tamper detection sensor, therefore giving the bolt a seal identification that is unique and that cannot be restored or duplicated. | ||||||
| 85 | ACTIVE CONTAINER | US15389044 | 2016-12-22 | US20170100961A1 | 2017-04-13 | Martin DIZ; Brian CHEN; Alejo VERLINI; Alejandro SARRA; Diego Martin SAEZ-GIL; Tomas Mario PIERUCCI |
| A multi-functional active container (e.g., luggage or suitcase) with a plurality of sensors and actuators is described. The container may include a body defining an enclosure and having at least one opening. The container may include a processor, a wireless receiver, and an electronically controllable lock. The processor can selectively lock or unlock the electronically controllable lock based on signals received via a wireless receiver (e.g., via Wi-Fi or BLUETOOTH connections). In some examples, a distance between the active container and a remote device (e.g., a smart phone) can be determined (e.g., based on relative GPS signals or connection strength) and if the distance exceeds a threshold, the electronically controllable lock can be activated to secure the container. Further, the container may include a rechargeable power source for powering external devices and an integrated weight sensor for detecting the weight of the container. | ||||||
| 86 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR LOCKING BICYCLE | US15244734 | 2016-08-23 | US20170043826A1 | 2017-02-16 | Dalong LI |
| Embodiments of the application provide a method and apparatus for locking a bicycle, the method including: if the bicycle is not locked, then obtaining a stationary length of time for which the bicycle has been stationary; and if the stationary length of time reaches a preset length of time threshold, then starting a lock on the bicycle to lock the bicycle. With the technical solutions according to the embodiments of the application, if the bicycle is not locked, then the length of time for which the bicycle has been stationary will be counted to thereby determine whether to lock the bicycle automatically instead of locking the bicycle manually so that the bicycle can be locked rapidly and conveniently; and the bicycle can be avoided from being lost because its rider forgets to lock the bicycle, thus further safeguarding the bicycle. | ||||||
| 87 | System and methods of preserving integrity and securely transporting biological specimens to a depository and devices for securely storing biological specimens | US14599610 | 2015-01-19 | US09554646B1 | 2017-01-31 | Keith Charette; Lynn Nordyk; Karen Paolella |
| A system and methods of securely storing biological samples prior to the secure transportation of the biological and/or biohazardous specimens to a depository where the system can determine the locations and pickup times of the couriers transporting the enclosures from the storage unit to the depository. | ||||||
| 88 | Lock assembly | US14745021 | 2015-06-19 | US09523218B1 | 2016-12-20 | Donnald McGraw; James McGraw |
| A lock assembly includes a base unit that may removably restrain a vehicle to a stationary object. The base unit may be in communication with an extrinsic electronic device thereby facilitating the base unit to communicate an alert to the extrinsic electronic device when the vehicle is moved from the stationary object. A remote unit is provided and the remote unit is in communication with the base unit. The remote unit selectively actuates the base unit to communicate the alert to the extrinsic electronic device. | ||||||
| 89 | Bicycle security device | US14715521 | 2015-05-18 | US09512649B2 | 2016-12-06 | Mohamed Mohamed |
| A bicycle locking device coupled to a bicycle and configured to prevent a wheel from turning. The device is configured with transceiver to communicated with a remote device to receive locking and unlocking indications and to transmit tampering indications to a remote device. The device can include an audible sound when tampering is detected. | ||||||
| 90 | DEVICE FOR ELECTRONICALLY SEALING CONTAINER USING PROXIMITY WIRELESS COMMUNICATION, AND SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR OPERATING SAME | US14917027 | 2013-09-24 | US20160217665A1 | 2016-07-28 | Hyungrim CHOI; Jaejoong KIM; Jaekee LEE; Soongoo HONG; Chaesoo KIM; Gwanghoon KWARK; Gangbae LEE; Eunkyu LEE; Jungrock SON; Sungpill CHOI; Youngsik MOON; Joongjo SHIN; Jinwook LEE; Heemok SON; Yoonji KIM; Minho KIM; Junwoo JUNG; Hansoo PARK; Minjung KIM; Jaeseong OH; Woocheol CHOI |
| The objective of the present invention is to provide a device for electronically sealing a container using proximity wireless communication for controlling the sealing of a container door from a remote distance by applying a proximity wireless communication technique to the device for electronically sealing a container, so that unlocking a container becomes more convenient, rapid, and safer, and to provide a system and a method for operating the device for electronically sealing a container. The device for electronically sealing a container is coupled to a keychain outside of the container, so that whether the container door is open or closed can be checked in real time, and various types of information related to the container can be relayed, in real time, to a shipper or persons associated with tracking the container, thereby fundamentally eliminating the possibility of illegal opening and closing of container doors associated with existing container-locking devices, and also allowing convenient, rapid, and safe unlocking of container doors. | ||||||
| 91 | TAMPER EVIDENT CARGO CONTAINER SEAL BOLT LOCK | US14841666 | 2015-08-31 | US20150368930A1 | 2015-12-24 | Joe Mullis; James Robert Kruest |
| Systems and methods for a tamper-evident cargo container seal bolt lock are disclosed herein. The device can include a receiving member, a conductive bolt member adapted to be snap-locked into the receiving member, and a plastic encapsulant which tethers the bolt member to the receiving member. The encapsulant can contain an electrically conductive medium, such as a wire, which runs from the receiving member to the second end the bolt. A sensory circuit disposed within the receiving member can be configured to sense whether the circuit has been interrupted (e.g., if the bolt has been cut). In the event of an interruption, the circuit can record the present time and/or date in memory. An RFID transponder disposed within the encapsulant or the receiving member can then transmit the recorded date/time to an RFID interrogator if a dispute subsequently arises as to when the lock had been broken. | ||||||
| 92 | SECURITY SYSTEM AND DEVICES FOR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FIREARMS, BICYCLES, AND OTHER OBJECTS | US14817246 | 2015-08-04 | US20150337565A1 | 2015-11-26 | Paul Roy DiBella; David Homer Biggs |
| A security system having a device that attach directly to and locks on or around an object to be secured, or one or more parts of the system are integrated into a full or partial enclosure that fully or partially encloses or surrounds the object to be secured, that cannot be removed from the object or enclosure without disengaging the locking mechanism through a provided method, and when the device is attached to the object or integrated into the enclosure, the system renders the object unusable for its intended use, and the system is capable of determining location, has a radio transmitter and/or transceiver capable of processing, transmitting and/or relaying information, data and images over terrestrial and/or satellite communication networks, and can include various sensors and other data and image gathering methods, and can contain an audible alarm. | ||||||
| 93 | LUGGAGE LOCK WITH IDENTIFICATION AND LOCATION TRACKING | US14273792 | 2014-05-09 | US20150322693A1 | 2015-11-12 | IAN LEVINE |
| A luggage lock with identification and location tracking includes a hardened main body having a shackle, at least one lock engagement unit, a speaker one or more lights, a processor, memory, a communication unit, and a GPS location module. | ||||||
| 94 | SECURITY DEVICES | US14436698 | 2013-10-17 | US20150287297A1 | 2015-10-08 | Andrew Harrison |
| A monitoring device arranged to be fitted to a door, wherein the door includes an operating bar mounted on the door for angular movement about its axis and a handle which is connected to the operating bar by a pivotal connection; wherein the device comprises a body element and a cover element arranged to slide relative to the body element and the two elements having a closed configuration and an open configuration in which the cover element is extended relative to the body element thereby allowing the device to be fitted to a door; the body and cover elements being shaped so that when in the closed configuration a pocket is formed that substantially surrounds an operating bar and further wherein the cover element comprises a portion extending over a region of a handle of a door to which the device is fitted such that that handle is prevented from rotating relative to the door; and monitoring circuitry arranged to monitor the device. | ||||||
| 95 | Tamper evident cargo container seal bolt lock | US13791630 | 2013-03-08 | US09121195B2 | 2015-09-01 | Joe Mullis; James Robert Kruest |
| Systems and methods for a tamper-evident cargo container seal bolt lock are disclosed herein. The device can include a receiving member, a conductive bolt member adapted to be snap-locked into the receiving member, and a plastic encapsulant which tethers the bolt member to the receiving member. The encapsulant can contain an electrically conductive medium, such as a wire, which runs from the receiving member to the second end of the bolt. A sensory circuit disposed within the receiving member can be configured to sense whether the circuit has been interrupted (e.g., if the bolt has been cut). In the event of an interruption, the circuit can record the present time and/or date in memory. An RFID transponder disposed within the encapsulant or the receiving member can then transmit the recorded date/time to an RFID interrogator if a dispute subsequently arises as to when the lock had been broken. | ||||||
| 96 | Mobile lock with retractable cable | US14507649 | 2014-10-06 | US09013301B2 | 2015-04-21 | Donald S. Williams |
| A mobile lock with a retractable cable. The mobile lock includes an integral wireless locator system that can precisely locate the mobile device in real-time if stolen with an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) (i.e., a drone, etc.) The wireless locator system also automatically send messages (e.g., e-mail, text, instant messages, voice, etc.) and make automatic posts to social networking sites (e.g., FACEBOOK, TWITTER, etc.) and social shopping sites (CRAIG'S LIST, E-BAY, etc.) that the mobile device has been stolen. | ||||||
| 97 | Composite Type Multi-Mode Electronic Seal | US13731853 | 2012-12-31 | US20140183266A1 | 2014-07-03 | MING-TOWN LEE; FENG-YU CHANG; TUNG-JUNG HSU; WEI-YI TSENG |
| A composite type multi-mode electronic seal includes the bolt, the bolt male pedestal and the communication control part, and the advantage of the composite type multi-mode electronic seal containing the passive electronic seal containing the bolt and the bolt male pedestal and the active electronic seal containing bolt, the bolt male pedestal and the communication control part. Thereby, the present invention has the advantages and preferred result of the active and passive electronic seal, and can help the container cars, bonded cars, trucks and the like to perform the goods transmission, and it still perform the data read and data report according to the different RFID identification equipments built by every country's custom so to achieve the purpose of effectively recording the broken elements, instantly reporting and preventing smuggling. | ||||||
| 98 | Portable Computer Carrying and Locking Device | US14118637 | 2012-05-16 | US20140126230A1 | 2014-05-08 | Dean Harris |
| Disclosed is a portable computer carrying and securement device, comprising an elastic covering adapted to surround the outer structure of a closed laptop computer or tablet, wherein the covering includes an internal cable attaching to a rotating spool for tightening the cable and covering around the laptop for security purposes. Attached to the upper portion of the covering is a ratcheting and carrying handle, which attaches to the spool for winding the cable therearound and for applying compression onto the outer portion of the computer to prevent tampering or unauthorized access. The handle is further capable of releasing the spool and thus the tension on the cable via a directed outward release motion. This motion is prevented by a locking mechanism and combination privy to only authorized users. The device further incorporates accessories that facilitate recharging of the laptop, locking the assembly to an external structure and an outward-facing display. | ||||||
| 99 | TAMPER EVIDENT CARGO CONTAINER SEAL BOLT LOCK | US13791630 | 2013-03-08 | US20130255337A1 | 2013-10-03 | Joe Mullis; James Robert Kruest |
| Systems and methods for a tamper-evident cargo container seal bolt lock are disclosed herein. The device can include a receiving member, a conductive bolt member adapted to be snap-locked into the receiving member, and a plastic encapsulant which tethers the bolt member to the receiving member. The encapsulant can contain an electrically conductive medium, such as a wire, which runs from the receiving member to the second end the bolt. A sensory circuit disposed within the receiving member can be configured to sense whether the circuit has been interrupted (e.g., if the bolt has been cut). In the event of an interruption, the circuit can record the present time and/or date in memory. An RFID transponder disposed within the encapsulant or the receiving member can then transmit the recorded date/time to an RFID interrogator if a dispute subsequently arises as to when the lock had been broken. | ||||||
| 100 | System and method for secure shipment of high-value cargo | US12822907 | 2010-06-24 | US08441336B2 | 2013-05-14 | C. Joseph Rickrode |
| A system for protecting high-value cargo enclosed in a container, while maintaining the container indistinguishable from similar low value shipments, includes an onboard identity module (OBIM) cooperative with an internal locking mechanism (ILM), both of which are externally undetectable. The OBIM can secure the ILM and prevent the container from being opened until a properly encoded unlocking signal from a Security Management System (SMS) is wirelessly received by the OBIM. The unlocking signal can be a composite including a plurality of species of wireless signals such as different frequencies of AM and FM encoded RF and acoustic signals, transmitted simultaneously and/or at specified intervals. In embodiments the OBIM enables remote tracking of the container, and in some embodiments the tracking is double-blind, whereby a Master Number (MN) recorded in shipping documents is associated with a “Random Number” (RN) used for tracking, the association being known only to the SMS. | ||||||
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