This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Bank of America Corporation. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Ronald Schnittman and Counterfeit Note Detection
Introduction
Ronald Schnittman is an inventor associated with Northbrook, Illinois, and Bank of America Corporation. His patent work addresses the detection of counterfeit currency using machine olfaction, a technique that analyzes chemical signatures.
Latest Patents
Schnittman is associated with 1 patent, titled “Counterfeit Note Detection via Machine Olfaction Chemical Analysis.” The invention describes an automated teller machine equipped with an olfactory sensor to detect the chemical signatures of counterfeit and valid notes. The ATM transmits detected signatures to a database containing reference signatures and is configured to reject a counterfeit note presented for deposit.
Career Highlights
Schnittman’s patent connects chemical sensing with ATM operations to support counterfeit-note screening during deposits. The approach uses a database of olfactory signatures to help distinguish valid currency from counterfeit notes.
Collaborations
Schnittman’s listed coworker is Richard Brown. The patent information also associates the invention with Bank of America Corporation.
Conclusion
Ronald Schnittman’s patent describes a practical application of machine olfaction to help ATMs identify and reject counterfeit notes.
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