Digital identity management device
AssigneeRb Global Mobile Solutions, LLC
InventorRoberta Ann BIENFAIT
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Abstract
An identity management device and system. The device comprises a processor operably coupled to a memory, a display, and a communication interface. The device can have stored thereupon instructions that, when executed by processor, cause the processor to implement a user device interface configured to receive, from user device through the communication interface and store in the memory, at least one identification record comprising visually depictable identification data and a user interface configured to update the display to depict the visually depictable identification data. The identification record can comprise authentication data. Authentication data can be displayed on the device or securely transmitted.
Claims22
1-35. (canceled)
A system comprising:
- a first user device;
- and
- a second identity management device in communication with the first user device, the second identity management device comprising
- a processor and a memory coupled thereto,
- a display coupled to the processor,
- at least one user input device coupled to the processor, and
- a communications interface coupled to the processor,
- the processor configured to
- receive, from the first user device through the communications interface, a new identification record,
- store a plurality of identification records in the memory, the plurality of identification records comprising the new identification record, each identification record comprise visual identification data, and
- generate a user interface on the display to render the visual identification data of a selected identification record of the plurality of identification records, the user interface switching between the visual identification data of the selected identification record rendered in a first user-readable format and a second machine-readable format based upon the user input device, the second machine-readable format comprising a one-dimensional bar code, a two-dimensional code, and a copy-resistant hologram.
An identity management device comprising:
- a processor and a memory coupled thereto;
- a display coupled to the processor;
- at least one user input device coupled to the processor;
- and
- a communications interface coupled to the processor;
- the processor configured to
- receive, from a user device through the communications interface, a new identification record,
- store a plurality of identification records in the memory, the plurality of identification records comprising the new identification record, each identification record comprise visual identification data, and
- generate a user interface on the display to render the visual identification data of a selected identification record of the plurality of identification records, the user interface switching between the visual identification data of the selected identification record rendered in a first user-readable format and a second machine-readable format based upon the user input device, the second machine-readable format comprising a one-dimensional bar code, a two-dimensional code, and a copy-resistant hologram.
A communication device comprising:
- a processor and a memory coupled thereto;
- and
- a display coupled to the processor;
- the processor configured to
- receive, from a user device, a new identification record,
- store a plurality of identification records in the memory, the plurality of identification records comprising the new identification record, each identification record comprise visual identification data, and
- generate a user interface on a display to render the visual identification data of a selected identification record of the plurality of identification records, the user interface switching between the visual identification data of the selected identification record rendered in a first user-readable format and a second machine-readable format based upon user input, the second machine-readable format comprising a one-dimensional bar code, a two-dimensional code, and a copy-resistant hologram.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.