Alclear, LLC

Secure Identity, LLC

Nuscale Power, LLC

Adobjects, Inc.

Matthew Snyder

Joe Trelin

Kevin Lupowitz

Kenneth Cornick

Rob Wisniewski

Tamas Liszkai

William Koski

Heqin Xu

A responsive advertising system is described herein that provides an advertising solution for responsive, multi-screen website design. The system allows an advertisement to change based on events, actions of the user, or other criteria that the advertiser specifies, such that the actual content of the advertisement evolves in a kind of story line. If a user first accesses a website with an embedded advertisement on the user's desktop computer, the user may see a first version of the advertisement. If the user accesses the site again from the user's smartphone or other mobile device, then the system can serve a different version of the advertisement. Thus, the system provides an advertisement authoring and serving platform that allows for the creation of a new type of highly responsive advertisement that changes over time and across devices to tell a cohesive story and does so in a unified advertising unit format.

Story-based, multi-screen advertising framework

In biometric ticketing, physical token-less ticketing system using biometrics, a person may be identified using a digital representation of a biometric. Ticketing information may be ascertained based on the identification. The ticketing information may be provided, actions may be performed using the ticketing information, and so on. In some implementations, a checkpoint device receives biometric data from a person. A digital representation of the biometric data is used to obtain an identifier from an identification system. The digital representation of the biometric data may not be included in the identifier. The identifier is used by to obtain ticketing information from a ticketing system. The person may be allowed or denied entry into a ticketed area based on the ticketing information.

Biometric ticketing

A processing unit and a mobile identity information controlled financial account device may communicate. The processing unit receives at least one digital representation of a biometric, obtains identity information using the at least one digital representation of the biometric, and determines whether or not to transmit an authorization signal to the mobile identity information controlled financial account device that enables use of the mobile identity information controlled financial account device in at least one transaction involving at least one financial account. The mobile identity information controlled financial account device may be usable for the at least one transaction when the mobile identity information controlled financial account device receives the authorization signal. The processing unit may also receive a first digital representation of a biometric for a first person along with at least one permission to assign regarding the mobile identity information controlled financial account device for a second person.

Identity information controlled financial account device

A system receives a digital representation of a biometric for a person, uses the digital representation of the biometric to determine and/or otherwise retrieve identity information associated with the person, and uses the identity information to perform one or more actions related to the person's presence in one or more areas. For example, the system may estimate a path for the person and signal an agent electronic device based on the path. In another example, the system may determine a presence of a person within the area and/or transmit information to an agent electronic device regarding the determined presence. In still another example, the system may receive a request to communicate with the person and forward the communication to the person using the identity information.

Using identity information to facilitate interaction with people moving through areas

A system for authorizing a mobile identity information controlled device includes a mobile identity information controlled device, an identity system device, and/or an enabling device. At least one digital representation of a biometric is received using a biometric reader device. Identity information is obtained from an identity system device using the at least one digital representation of the biometric. Operation of the mobile identity information controlled device is controlled using the identity information. In some examples, the operation may subsequently be deauthorized if the at least one digital representation of the biometric and/or the identity information is not reobtained.

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Matthew Snyder