Evan F Goldring

Title: Evan F. Goldring and Innovations in Banking-System Security.

Introduction

Evan F. Goldring is an inventor based in Redmond, Washington, whose patent work focuses on capturing, organizing, and analyzing image data associated with automated banking systems and transactions. His listed portfolio includes 8 patents, with inventions addressing transaction records, user images, and event-triggered video capture.

Latest Patents

“Data Bearing Record Based Capture and Correlation of User Image Data at a Card Reading Banking System Machine” describes a banking machine that reads data from a user’s card and compares it with information in an authorized-user database. The machine can capture images of users and associate those images with transaction data in electronic records. It can also generate markup-language documents containing those records and send them to a remote authorized analysis terminal.

“System and Method for Capturing and Searching Image Data Associated with Transactions” covers a system that captures images according to programmed schedules and in response to transactions, alarms, motion, or loss of usable video. The system stores images alongside information about the events that triggered their capture. Users can search the stored images using event details, associated data, and image conditions.

Career Highlights

Goldring’s listed inventions address practical security and recordkeeping needs in automated banking. They describe ways to connect visual evidence with transaction information and make captured images searchable for later analysis. His company is Diebold, Inc., a provider of banking and security technology.

Collaborations

Goldring’s listed coworkers include Kevin F. Martin and Jay Paul Drummond. The supplied information identifies these professional connections but does not specify their roles in the patents described above.

Conclusion

Evan F. Goldring’s patent work highlights methods for linking banking transactions with image capture, electronic records, and searchable security data.