Essence Security International (e.s.i.) Ltd.

Verifone Gmbh

Essence Smartcare Ltd.

Essence Security International Ltd.

Sergey Meron

Mehran Mirkazemi-Moud

Christian Eric Schulz

Arnon Aviv

Dave Faoro

Pavel Lindberg

John Henry Barrowman

Amihay Avital

Eran Cohen

Eran Vendriger

Avi Zeilig

Oren Abudi

Felix Bobilev

Ohad Amir

Reuben Koren

Igal Nekhanevich

Amihav Avital

Device for a personal emergency response system

An obscuration cloud generation device () is disclosed. It may comprise a container () for holding an obscuration cloud generating canister (), wherein a composition for forming the obscuration cloud is emitted from the obscuration cloud generating canister () in response to activating the obscuration cloud generating canister (). It may further comprise a housing () having a frame () wherein the container () is removably held inside the frame (). The housing () has an opening () and a door (), the door () being movable between a closed state for covering the opening () and an open state for emission of the composition from the device () via the opening (). The opening () is shaped and sized to allow the container () to be extracted from the housing () through the opening () when the door () is open to replace the obscuration cloud generating canister ().

Obscuration cloud generator

Security device

An obscuration cloud generation device () comprises a housing () having a door () and a frame () sized and shaped to accommodate an obscuration cloud generating canister () when the door () is in a closed state. Activation of the canister () emits a composition for forming the cloud. The door () has an operably open state in which the door () is open at least a predefined minimum extent for exiting of the emitted composition. A door checking system () applies a force for opening the door () and generates an indication of whether the door () is open at least to the minimum extent. A controller () is adapted to instruct the checking system () to apply the force and to receive the indication to determine, before activating the canister (), that the door () is not blocked from reaching the operably open state.

A sensing device comprising an electromagnetic sensor having a surface with a plurality of different electromagnetic radiation interception areas arranged one above the other, one or more controllable flaps adapted to cover one or more of the different electromagnetic radiation interception areas preventing the electromagnetic sensor from intercepting electromagnetic radiation on the covered electromagnetic radiation interception areas, at least one control mechanism adapted to maneuver the controllable flaps so as to change the covered electromagnetic radiation interception areas and a plurality of lenses located in front of the electromagnetic sensor, each having a different focal length. One of the lenses has a certain focal length and focuses electromagnetic radiation to at least one of the different electromagnetic radiation interception areas, and another of the lenses has a different focal length and focuses electromagnetic radiation to another electromagnetic radiation interception area.

Adjustable security sensing device

A data entry device including a housing formed of at least two portions, data entry circuitry located within the housing, at least one case-open switch assembly operative to sense when the housing is opened and tamper indication circuitry operative to receive an input from the at least one case-open switch assembly and to provide an output indication of possible tampering with the data entry circuitry located within the housing, the at least one case-open switch assembly including an arrangement of electrical contacts including at least first, second and third contacts and a displaceable conductive element, the tamper indication circuitry and the third contact together being operative such that when the third contact is short circuited to at least one of the first contact, the second contact and another contact, an output indication of possible tampering is provided.

Secure point of sale terminal

A data entry device including a housing including a top housing portion including key apertures, a plurality of data entry keys mounted in the housing to have data entry key depression travel paths in the housing, the plurality of data entry keys being associated with a substrate, which is disposed below the top housing portion and anti-tampering electrical conductors arranged between the top housing portion and the substrate thereby to prevent unauthorized access to the substrate.

Secured keypad devices

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Netanya, Israel

Sergey Meron