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US 11,531,745 B2Granted
Computerized system and method for associating RF signals
AssigneeVeriFone, Inc.
InventorsAaron Robert Turner, Robert Michael McMillon, II
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Abstract
A computerized system for associating RF signals, the system including at least one sensor configured to sense a plurality of RF signals at at least a plurality of points in time and a computerized associator receiving outputs from the at least one sensor and providing an output which associates at least some of the plurality of RF signals with at least one unique multiple RF signal-based identifier.
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A computerized method for identifying an individual, comprising:
- receiving at one of a plurality of sensor assemblies at a first time and in a first interaction with an individual, a first set of unique device identifying RF (UDIRF) signals output by one or more RF communication devices, each of the signals in the first set of UDIRF signals uniquely identifying one of the one or more RF communication devices;
- receiving at one of the plurality of sensor assemblies at a second time and in a second interaction with the individual, a second set of UDIRF signals;
- at least one computer processor identifying a subset of UDIRF signals common to both the first set of UDIRF signals and the second set of UDIRF signals;
- the at least one computer processor associating said subset of UDIRF signals with the individual;
- receiving at one of the plurality of sensor assemblies and at a third time a third set of UDIRF signals;
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- the at least one computer processor causing a personalized message to be displayed to the individual in response to the at least one computer processor identifying a plurality of UDIRF signals common to the first set of UDIRF signals, the second set of UDIRF signals, and the third set of UDIRF signals.
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A computerized method for identifying an individual, comprising:
- receiving at one of a plurality of sensor assemblies at a first time and in a first interaction with an individual, a first set of unique device identifying RF (UDIRF) signals output by one or more RF communication devices, each of the signals in the first set of UDIRF signals uniquely identifying one of the one or more RF communication devices;
- receiving at one of the plurality of sensor assemblies at a second time and in a second interaction with the individual, a second set of UDIRF signals;
- at least one computer processor identifying a subset of UDIRF signals common to both the first set of UDIRF signals and the second set of UDIRF signals, wherein at least one of the first interaction and the second interaction identifies the individual;
- the at least one computer processor associating said subset of UDIRF signals with the identification of the individual;
- receiving at one of the plurality of sensor assemblies and at a third time a third set of UDIRF signals;
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- the at least one computer processor confirming the identification of the individual in a transaction at the third time in response to the at least one computer processor identifying a plurality of UDIRF signals common to the first set of UDIRF signals, the second set of UDIRF signals, and the third set of UDIRF signals.
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A computerized method for identifying an individual, comprising:
- receiving at one of a plurality of sensor assemblies at a first time and in a first interaction with an individual, a first set of unique device identifying RF (UDIRF) signals output by one or more RF communication devices, each of the signals in the first set of UDIRF signals uniquely identifying one of the one or more RF communication devices;
- receiving at one of the plurality of sensor assemblies at a second time and in a second interaction with the individual, a second set of UDIRF signals;
- at least one computer processor identifying a subset of UDIRF signals common to both the first set of UDIRF signals and the second set of UDIRF signals, wherein at least one of the first interaction and the second interaction identifies the individual;
- the at least one computer processor associating said subset of UDIRF signals with the identification of the individual;
- receiving at one of the plurality of sensor assemblies and at a third time a third set of UDIRF signals;
- the at least one computer processor presenting, to a point of transaction device, the identification of the individual associated with the subset of UDIRF signals in response to the at least one computer processor identifying a plurality of UDIRF signals common to the first set of UDIRF signals, the second set of UDIRF signals, and the third set of UDIRF signals.
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