Google Inc.

Assa Abloy Ab

Hid Global Cid Sas

Texas Instruments Corporation

Dresser, Inc.

Exxonmobile Oil Corporation

Joseph Bernard Pearson

Krishna Doddamane

Philip Hoyer

Julian Eric Lovelock

Georges Robert Vieux

Andreas Hagl

Thomas J Flaxl

Don Charles McCall

Darren Learmonth

Anne A Tip

Loek d'Hont

Joseph A Giordano

Robert Allen Lorentzen

George A Holodak

Karen Scott Guthrie

Deborah T Wilkins

Bernard Barink

Samuel S Hendricks

Scott D Larson

Carl R Jacobs

Alex J Weyer

Thomas L Mays

Geeta Bholanath Nadkarni

Lloyd G Sargent

Jeffrey L Turner

Providing virtualized credentials of a license holder includes determining contextual data that governs visual information presented on a display and displaying credential data on the display, where visual characteristics of the credential data that is displayed varies according to the contextual data. The display may be a display on a device of the license holder or a display on a device that is viewable by a relying party. The visual characteristics may be modified according to a location of at least some of the credential data on the display on the device of the license holder, a particular font used, a particular color used for text, a color scheme of an existing image and/or a specific image that is independent of the credential data. The visual characteristics may be modified according to the color scheme by changing a background color on the screen of the device of the license holder.

Visual verification of virtual credentials and licenses

A system is disclosed that includes an identity server that is configured to build, manage, augment, and assert a user's identity. The identity server may also be configured to manage attestations for the user's identity.

System and method for identity creation and assertion

Automatically communicating information related to a user computing device from a central computing system to a transaction computing system prior to initiation of a transaction between the user computing device and the transaction computing system comprises a digital wallet application and a central computing system. A digital wallet application receives a beacon signal from a transaction computing system indicating the specific identification of the terminal with which the user intends to conduct a transaction. The user computing device communicates the terminal identification to the central computing system. The central computing system communicates customer data, such as loyalty information and offers, to the transaction computing system associated with the terminal. The transaction computing system communicates the customer data to the terminal. When the user taps the user computing device to initiate the transaction, the terminal provides any benefits associated with the customer data.

Automatically communicating user device data to a transaction computing system

A security document is disclosed to include an image area provided on a front side of the document that includes image content, an information area provided on the front side that includes informational content, and a security feature including a pattern of perforations provided in an overlapping relationship with the image area and the information area so as to simultaneously bind and secure the image content with the informational content.

Secure identity document and methods of manufacturing the same

A system and method for providing a fuel dispenser with radio frequency customer identification capabilities. The system and method determines whether a transponder containing customer identification data is within range of a dispenser, the dispenser requiring activation by the customer to initiate a transaction and including a reader associated therewith for emitting radio frequency signals within the dispenser range, and for receiving customer identification data from the transponder responsive to the emitted radio frequency signals received by the transponder. When the transponder is within range of the dispenser, an in-range indication is provided to the customer. A determination is made whether the dispenser has been activated by the customer following a determination that the transponder is within the dispenser range. Upon activation of the dispenser following the determination that the transponder is within the dispenser range, the customer identification data received by the reader is associated with a transaction at the activated dispenser, whereupon the transaction at the activated dispenser is permitted and charged to the customer according to the customer identification data. The system easily retrofits onto an existing, conventional fuel dispenser.

Dispensing system and method with radio frequency customer identification

Growing community of inventors

Cedar Park, TX, United States of America

Joseph Bernard Pearson