Skidata Ag

Johannes Lippert

Gregor Ponert

Herbert Pamminger

Gunther Gisenfelder

Franz Hasewend

Dirk Fox

Dirk Forke

A method of ordering location-specific services in which RFID or NFC interaction between an RFID or NFC-enabled portable device or a mobile telephone of a user, on the one hand, and a location and service-specific smartposter comprising at least one RFID or NFC label or tag or a location and service-specific RFID or NFC label affixed to an object such as a smartposter, on the other hand, is used to set up an activatable link to the portable device or mobile telephone. A connection to a server operated by the service provider is established following link activation. Location information relating to the RFID or NFC label is communicated to the service provider's server, the contents of the server page corresponding to the link depending on the location information transmitted by the RFID or NFC label. The user is then capable of ordering location-specific services after the connection has been set up.

Method of ordering location-specific services

For controlling the use of a device () performing a service, the authorized persons are issued contactless data carriers () that, upon use of the device (), communicate with a reader () storing the personal authorization data in a memory (). If authorization is ascertained, the reader () enables the device (). The service performed by the device () is stored in the memory (). The particular person's transaction data stored in the memory () are read by a control person with a portable reader () and transferred to a data center () with a terminal () by telecommunication.

Method for controlling a service-providing device

A data carrier for contactless control of persons upon utilization of a service in skiing areas, which has a chip ( ) with an antenna ( ), is disposed in a glove ( ).

Glove with a contactless data carrier

A non-transferable entitlement identity card ( ), with a contact-free readable and writable chip ( ) with an antenna ( ) and a loop ( ), which can be pushed through an eye ( ) or similar aperture in the clothing of the entitled user and can be secured in such a way that it can only be released by destroying it, consists of two sections ( ) capable of being adhesively bonded to one another by surfaces. The chip ( ) with the antenna ( ) and the end sections ( ) of the loop ( ) are arranged in the surfaces of the two sections ( ) which have been bonded together.

Non-transferable entitlement identity card

The invention relates to a card-shaped data carrier having a printed layer ( ) on a carrier layer ( ) and a transparent film ( ) with a thermoreversible color layer ( ) on said printed layer ( ).

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St. Wolfgang, Austria

Johannes Lippert