Rezolve Ltd.

Powa Technologies Limited

Rezolve Ai Limited

Daniel Maurice Wagner

Jeffrey Moss Woolf

David Ingram

Salman Ahmad

David Paul Ingram

Provided herein are systems and methods of encoding messages into images. At least one server can identify a first image having a first plurality of pixels in a color space having a set of channels. The at least one server can generate, using a message to encode in the first image, a data matrix identifying a plurality of values. The at least one server can apply a machine learning (ML) model comprising a plurality of convolutional layers to the first image and to the data matrix to generate a second image having a second plurality of pixels in the color space. The second image can correspond to the first image encoded with the data matrix across the set of channels in the color space.

Encoding data matrices into color channels of images using neural networks and deep learning

Provided herein are methods whereby item provider services can define unique offerings, including categories of products, individual products, and information requests, and link them to a trigger, enabling the item provider service promote the offerings to the end users. A trigger can include any unique and specially formatted media entity that, in conjunction with software on a mobile device, can be detected using sensors to initiate a workflow. Triggers may include, for example, specially formatted images, videos, audio signals, QR codes, GPS locations, Bluetooth beacons, or similar mobile-detectable entities, among others. Triggers may be defined and associated with an offering.

Initiating requests in response to triggers on client

The invention provides a chip-and-PIN reader device having a slot for accommodating a chip-and-PIN card, a set of electrodes adapted to come into contact with corresponding electrodes on the card when the card is inserted into the slot, and a means for ensuring correct registration between the electrodes on the card and the set of electrodes of the reader device. The means for ensuring correct registration may include two orthogonally disposed walls of the slot, against which the card is pushed. Alternatively, the means may include a pair of electrodes on each side of the set of electrodes of the reader, which are short-circuited when the chip electrodes are not correctly registered with the reader electrodes. The short-circuit is flagged to the user of the card. The reader may also be equipped to read an MSR-type device.

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London, United Kingdom

Daniel Maurice Wagner