Marco Rihl

Title: Marco Rihl and Access-Control Innovations.

Introduction

Marco Rihl is an inventor based in Salzburg, Austria, whose patent work focuses on access-control systems for people and vehicles. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents, and he works at SKIDATA GmbH.

Latest Patents

Rihl’s patent, “Access control device for persons and/or vehicles and method for controlling access for persons and/or vehicles,” describes two adjacent blocking elements that define a shared access point. An interface receives an access request, and a control device can enable passage through either blocking element individually or through both simultaneously.

His patent, “Blocking element, access control device and system,” concerns selectively blocking and releasing passage through a passageway. It describes a barrier made of at least four substantially inflexible sections connected by at least three flexible sections. The flexible connections allow adjacent inflexible sections to rotate relative to one another, while the two outer sections attach the barrier to an actuation mechanism.

Career Highlights

Rihl’s documented inventions address practical components of access control, including coordinated barriers and adaptable passageway-blocking mechanisms. His work at SKIDATA GmbH places these inventions within a company focused on access and mobility solutions.

Collaborations

Rihl’s listed coworkers include Danijela Tolanov-Vogl and Werner Weber. The available information identifies them as coworkers but does not specify their roles in the patents.

Conclusion

Marco Rihl’s two listed patents demonstrate an inventive focus on flexible, coordinated access-control mechanisms for people and vehicles.