Memorabilia Authenticator Process utilizing geolocation assets from satellite or terrestrial sources on mobile devices such as: handsets, watches, tablets, laptops or desktop computers...
OwnerClinton Edward Hasleriginventor
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Abstract
A process by which memorabilia is authenticated using geolocation assets to verify time and place of signing or marking. The assets of smartphones, computers, watches, tablets are used along with a mobile application to certify when and where the interaction occurs. This data is stored along with unique identifying indicators in a data base. This data base signifies ownership of the item along with authentic corresponding geolocation data. The process allows for transfer of ownership with authenticating information transferred and catalogued. All geolocation information is stored and synchronized with subject of memorabilia's location.
Claims1
Whereas the Memorabilia Authentication using RFID is a system which uses specific hardware attached to memorabilia. This invention differs by processing and storing pertinent information and data that creates provenance by processing.
- This invention comprising of a process that authenticates memorabilia by utilizing mobile devices;
- handsets, watches. Tablets, laptops and desktop computers through geolocation on satellite or terrestrial sources using pictures, date, time and positioning data and synchronizes that data within an application that is verifying of time and place of authentication by the originating source of the object of memorabilia, storing, sharing and distributing said information to appropriate stakeholders and retaining security codes for verification when transferring ownership comprising a process to maintain provenance of memorabilia with an initial source of authentication being the celebrity signer.
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