Flash Seats, LLC

Nec America, Inc.

Axs Group LLC

Ayalogic Inc

Empire IP LLC

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Uniloc Luxembourg S.a.

North Coast Logic, Inc.

Michael J Rojas

Samuel Gerace

Matthew Servant

Andrew Michael Rosenbaum

Benjamin Charles Cohen

Timothy F Corbett

Amlan Dasgupta

Marilyn Arnodo

When attending an event at a venue, the attendee typically presents ticket information that is scanned by a venue scanner. In conventional systems, once validated, the scanner prints a paper stub that typically includes seat location data. Production of this paper stub can be dispensed with, and the associated data conveyed by the paper stub as well as additional information not contemplated or possible with paper stubs can be conveyed by an electronic stub or e-stub that resides on a device of the attendee, generally the same device employed to present the ticket information.

Paperless venue entry and location-based services

When attending an event at a venue, the attendee typically presents ticket information that is scanned by a venue scanner. The process associated with scanning can be dispensed with, which can improve attendee experiences, reduce costs associated with managing a venue, as well as other advantages. For example, instead of scanning a ticket at a point of ingress to the venue, a device of the user can self-scan the ticket, and then present indicia that indicates this process has occurred. The indicia can be presented to a guest services representative, who can verify that a valid ticket was redeemed by merely observing the indicia and without scanning.

Scannerless venue entry and location techniques

A system of enhancing biometric analysis matching utilizes an image sensor, such as a digital camera, to capture an image of a face of a person. The system may perform image enhancement, such as edge and contrast enhancement, prior to performing face matching. The enhancement may be localized to a given image region based on determined region illumination. The system may perform image processing and analysis comprising face detection, alignment, feature extraction, and recognition. A biometric recognition confidence indicator may be generated using the results of the image enhancement and analysis. At least partly in response to the biometric recognition confidence indicator falling below a threshold enhancing recognition confidence using an image of visual indicia captured using the image sensor.

Systems and methods for enhancing biometric matching accuracy

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to receiving a request from a remote device for access to an online computer-based service, transmitting to the remote device a request for a verifiable token encoding a verifiable credential containing an issuer's digital signature signed with a private key and an identifier indicating that a holder of the verifiable credential is human. If the verifiable token was not received, access to the online computer-based service is inhibited. If the verifiable token is received, its validity is confirmed utilizing an associated public key. If the validity is confirmed, the request from the remote device for access to the online computer-based service is determined to be from a human and the remote device is enabled to access the online computer-based service.

Systems and methods for deterring bot access of computer resource

Systems and methods for peer-to-peer single use access token

A physical location access control system is configured to receive. via a network interface, a request to provide a temporary access right for a first physical location to a first user, the request providing an indication as to a first time period associated with the temporary access right. In response to determining that the requester has an access right to the first physical location for a second time period that comprises the first time period, a temporary access token corresponding to the first time period is created and the requester's access right to access the first physical location for the first time period is disabled. The temporary access token is transmitted to a device associated with the first user, enabling the first user to access the first physical location during the first time period.

Systems and methods for providing temporary access credentials to access physical locations

Methods and systems are described for performing multifactor authentication. An authentication code may be encrypted in optical indica. Optionally, Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), Rivest-Shamir-Adleman (RSA), DES (Data Encryption Standard), and/or a hashing function may be utilized to encrypt the authentication code. An image of the authentication code may be captured from a device having a display using a digital camera. The image may be in a compressed format and transmitted over a network to an image analysis system. The image analysis system may decode the optical indicia to obtain the encoded authentication data and may perform decryption on the decoded data. If a hashing function is utilized to encrypt the authentication data, the encoded authentication data may be compared to a hash of stored authentication data. If needed, the image analysis system may perform image enhancement prior to performing decoding, including contrast enhancement, deblurring, and/or image rotation. Image enhancement may be performed using a neural network. The authentication data and location data associated with the digital camera may be utilized to authenticate the device.

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North Canton, OH, United States of America

Michael J Rojas