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US4A1 - Safety identification device- Google Patents US4A1 - Safety identification device- Google Patents Safety identification deviceInfo Publication number US4A1 US4A1 US09/961,261 US96126101A USA1 US 4 A1 US4 A1 US 4A1 US 96126101 A US96126101 A US 96126101A US A1 US A1 US A1 Authority US United States Prior art keywords device layer intermediate layer individual adhesive Prior art date 2000-09-26 Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.) Granted Application number US09/961,261 Other versions Inventor Eduardo Salva Calcagno Current Assignee (The listed assignees may be inaccurate. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy of the list.)Duwimax International SAOriginal Assignee Duwimax International SA Priority date (The priority date is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the date listed.) 2000-09-26 Filing date 2001-09-25 Publication date 2002-09-26 Priority to ARP000105051 priority Critical 2000-09-26 Priority to ARP000105051A priority patent/AR033954A1/en 2001-09-25 Application filed by Duwimax International SA filed Critical Duwimax International SA 2001-09-25 Assigned to DUWIMAX INTERNATIONAL S.A. Reassignment DUWIMAX INTERNATIONAL S.A. ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST (SEE DOCUMENT FOR DETAILS). The present invention relates to the field of identification of individuals and, more particularly refers to a new device for assisting in the identification of an individual by collecting and safely maintaining a biometric characteristic of the individual.

Even more particularly, the invention involves a device for recording a fingerprint by placing a fingertip under pressure onto the device and obtaining a print of the grooves pattern in the finger pulp, and keeping the fingerprint inalterable, under protection and shelter, for identification purposes. The inventive devive provides an adhesive surface to place the finger tip in order to retain a stamp of the fingerprint as well as particular, minute material, such as dead epithelial cells, fat, sweat, and debris adhered to the finger tip, for use in methods and procedures of certifying identification of individuals in documents, forms, data bases, based not only in the identification of the fingerprint pattern but also of the individual's DNA, thus providing a double safety means for preventing falsification of personal and public documents. This is useful in legitimating property documents, identities, signatures and licenses, such as ID cards, driver license, passports, etc. It is well known to provide a plurality of means and procedures for identifying individuals and for controlling and certifying the authenticity of documents, such as bank forms and applications. Those means and techniques are disclosed in Argentine Publications Nos.

960101195, 960105399, 970101640 and 970101641, and U.S. 245,637 and 246,630, however these procedures fail to provide a simple and straightforward means for legitimate forms, documents, licenses, signatures and ID cards, as well as these techniques are expensive and not effective. In addition to the foregoing, the techniques and methods for stamping and registering fingerprints require of inks, paints, sprays, etc, all resulting in the need of the individual to count on a toilet or a basin for washing the hands, some times, with the assistance of strong detersive components. It is also frequent that, when the finger tip is placed onto the surface of paper for printing the fingerprint the ink is spread excessively over the surface thus providing a print that does not correspond exactly to the groove pattern of the fingertip pulp. Argentine Patent No. 960101195 discloses a system for safe authentication and control of banking documents, credit instruments or registered documents, wherein the system comprises a personal document provided with a microprocessor for storing a personal identification code (CIP) of the individual, also providing biometric characteristics of the individual and several means for issuing and validating documents. The system comprises a device for recording a biometric characteristic of the individual on the basis of which a personal identification code is generated as a cryptographic key and said data is associated to a mathematical expression of the data from the fingerprints of at least one finger of the individual under identification, therefore, a means is obtained for comparing the collected information and the information from the mathematical relation.

Drivers Sangha Lvt 0027 Number

This system uses the fingerprint of the individual to get a CIP with certain components and procedures, however, the system fails to provide effective results and is easily falsifiable by hackers when entered into the web. In addition, the system does not provide the data about the depth of the finger pulp grooves and no information for determining the DNA is obtained. Base layer 0027 2 is a base sheet made of high resistant high density glassine super-calendered Kraft paper having an inner smooth semi-glossy face 7 including silicone or treated with silicone, the base sheet having an trapezoidal tongue 6 extending from a short side or end of the base sheet and in the same plane of the base sheet for peeling out the base sheet from the peelable arrangement. Tongue 3 extends about 3 mm out or beyond the end of the base layer for permitting an user to take the tongue and pull out the same in order to peel base layer 2 off intermediate layer 3, as shown by the arrow in FIG. The Kraft paper has a weight of 76-85 g/m2, a longitudinal tensile strength of 1.5-20 Kg/inch, and a transverse tensile strength of 7.5-11 Kg/inch. The second component or layer 0028 3 is located at the center of the arrangement and comprises a double sided A-108 support material comprising a non thermally sealable polypropylene film having a tensile strength of 1400 kg/square inch, a weight of about 11 kg/square meter, a thicknes of about 12.5μ) and crystal color. The film also has two treated faces or sides, namely an upper or top face 8 entering into contact with inner face 9 of layer 4, and a lower or bottom side or face in contact with an inner face 7 of base layer 2.

Both faces, upper face 0029 8 and lower face, of the intermediate layer are provided with an adhesive comprising a aqueous dispersed acrylate polymer modified with A-108 synthetic components and having an adhesiveness of 750 g/inch, the adhesive being of the semi-hard-type to hard-type, and having high cohesive properties at 24 h. The adhesive also has a loop tack of 950 g/inch and, in the lower face, is protected by base layer 2. Thus, the lower face of the intermediate layer is capable of being applied onto any surface to be adhered thereto, the adhesive in the upper face permitting to put a finger tip, as shown in FIG. 7, to record a fingerprint 12 with the epithelial lines, retaining a detail of the thickness and depth of said lines as well as retaining epithelial particles and debris, dead cells, finger skin humidity, finger skin fat, all for determining the DNA of an individual finger. Layer 0030 4 defines the third component or layer and comprises a high strength, high density glassine-type super-calendered Kraft paper having a generally crystalline-white color, with a weight of 62-67 g/square meter, a thickness of 55.8μ and a break strength of 17 kg/inch. The Kraft paper also has an outer face 13 and an inner face 9, the outer face being transparent and provided or treated with silicone for receiving a printed indicia 14, 15, wherein the indicia may comprise code numbers and personal data for storing in a data base and a computer. Inner face 9 is treated with paraffin to prevent the paper 4 from being adhered to the adhesive-containing upper face 8 of intermediate layer film 3.

Indicia may comprise. As it is shown in the Figures, cover layer 0032 4 has a hinged edge that is adhered to the intermediate layer by means of an adhesive hinge tape 10 having a lower surface with adhesive and a half portion thereof is adhered to cover layer 4 and the remaining half portion is adhered to the intermediate layer.

Thus, cover layer 4 remains attached to layer 3 even when layer 4 is pulled up and peeled off layer 3, as shown in FIGS. Tape 10 may include indicia or data corresponding to batch number, etc. Which data may be entered into a data processor. According to one preferred mode of using the device of the invention, tongue 0033 6 is pulling down, as shown in FIG.

3, to peel off base layer 2 and entirely remove layer 2 from the intermediate layer, thus uncovering the lower face of layer 3 containing the adhesive for adhering this face onto the surface of any desired form, document, sheet of paper, ID card, etc., close to the signature of an individual under identification, for example. With a light pressure over layer 4, the adhesive in the lower face of intermediate layer is firmly adhered to the desired substrate. Once the device of the invention is fixed to a substrate as shown in FIG.

4, cover layer or sheet 0034 4 is taken preferably from the right hand edge thereof, wherein the indicia 14 reading “LEVANTE” is placed, and the sheet is lifted as shown by the arrow in FIGS. 5 and 6 to uncover upper adhesive surface 8 of intermediate layer or sheet 3.

Cover sheet 4 will remain hinged to intermediate sheet 3 by hinge tape 10. In this conditions, a finger is placed onto surface 8, as shown in FIG. 7, with a pressure enough to live a print of the finger pulp in the adhesive of layer 3. In addition to the fingerprint several matter and material from the finger, such as particles, dead epidermis cells, sweat, humidity, etc.

The fingerprint of the invention, differing from a typical fingerprint obtained through the use of inks, will be provided with additional information such as the depth of the finger pulp grooves, or in other words, the height of the epidermis crests or epithelial lines also useful for measuring the distances between these lines. In addition, the matter and material that was present in the finger and is now retained in the adhesive face of the intermediate layer will provide enough information for determining the individual's DNA. Layer 0035 4 made of super-calendered glassine Kraft paper not only prevents the adhesive from being spoiled up to the moment when the fingerprint is obtained but also will preserve the fingerprint once the cover sheet is closed down, as it is shown by the arrow in FIG. 8, over surface 8 of layer 3. This protection and shelter of the fingerprint is enhanced by the fact that lower face 9 is treated with paraffin to be capable of being peeled off again as desired, thus preventing the sheet from getting firmly adhered to intermediate layer 3. Corners 0036 5 are cut or slant as shown in order to prevent the corners from being undesirable plied.

The properties and features of outer face 13 of cover sheet 4 permits the addition of indicia, marks, logos etc. This indicia may include indications for operating the device such as “LIFT” or “LEVANTE” as indicated by reference 14, or batch numbers as indicated by reference 11 which number may be entered into a data base of a processor, software of “Pin-Out” for the web, or in any other place as desired. The device of claim 5, wherein the two faces of the intermediate layer film defines an upper face and a lower face, both faces provided with an adhesive, the adhesive comprising an aqueous dispersed acrylate polymer modified with A-108 synthetic components and having an adhesiveness of 750 g/inch, the adhesive being semi-hard to hard, and having high cohesive properties at 24 h. And a loop tack of 950 g/inch, the lower face being applicable to any surface to be adhered thereto, the adhesive in the upper face permitting to put a finger tip to obtain a fingerprint with clear epithelial lines, the fingerprint retaining detailed thickness and depth of said lines as well as retaining epithelial particles and debris, dead cells, finger skin humidity, finger skin fat, all for determining the DNA of an individual finger. The device of claim 7, wherein the cover layer is a high strength, high density glassine-type super-calendered Kraft paper having a generally crystalline-white color, with a weight of 62-67 g/square meter, a thickness of 55.8μ and a breaking strength of 17 kg/inch, the paper having an outer face and an inner face, the outer face being transparent and provided with silicone for receiving a printed indicia, and the inner face being treated with paraffin to prevent the paper from being adhered to the adhesive-containing upper face of the intermediate layer film.