Arjowiggins Security

Hueck Folien Gesellschaft M.b.h.

Hueck Folien Ges.m.b.h.

Hueck Follien Gesellschaft M.b.h

Constantia Hueck Folien Gmbh & Co.kg

Hueck Folien Gmbh

Matthias Müller

Günter Schmid

Marcus Halik

Wolfgang Clemens

Henning Rost

Friedrich Kastner

Adolf Bernds

Marco Mayrhofer

Nathalie Vast

Martin Bergsmann

Stephane Mallol

Roland Treutlein

Klaus Schmidegg

Stephan Trassl

Axel Gerlt

Stefan Zoister

Stéphane Mallol

Eveline Wagner

Hans Hermann Kammerer

Gottfried Brandstetter

Sander De Bruin

Peter Reich

Stephan Traßl

Bart De Gooijer

Stephan Traß

Fritz Kastner

The invention relates to a security device comprising a security element composed of: These layers () can comprise further patterns (). The invention relates to a security support () or document comprising the said security device too.

Security device and security support comprising same

The invention relates to a security element comprising a carrier substrate comprising a transparent or translucent area carrying at least one digitised mark made of at least one set of dots appearing as a three dimensional mark when viewed in transmitted light. The invention relates to a security support or document or article comprising the said security element and to the method of identification and/or authentication of this security support or document or article.

Security element having a digitised mark and security support or document comprising same

A security element or film materials for data carriers, valuable documents, packing and the like. The security element includes a magnetic coding that is produced in situ. The invention also relates to a method and a device for producing the magnetic coding in situ.

Security element with spatially resolved magnetic coding, method and device for the production of the same and its use

A device for the storage of at least one of solid, liquid or gaseous objects. The device including at least one compartment that is configured to contain at least one object. The filling or emptying of the compartment triggers an electrically-readable signal. In one embodiment, the compartment may be mechanically modified and an electrically-readable signal is generated based on a corresponding mechanical change to the compartment. An electrical data memory with at least one memory cell is integrated into the device. The memory cell is assigned to the compartment. The memory cell is configured to adopt a value corresponding to the mechanical change to the compartment. The device also includes an analytical circuit for reading the data memory.

Device for the storage of solid and/or liquid and/or gaseous objects

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