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US 2026/0220417 A1Published application
Security tag
AssigneeSensormatic Electronics Corporation
InventorsKatherine Fay GOODMAN, Tamlyn Jaret Jones, Marc H. Blanchenay, Olivier Bruno Sommer, Lauri Johannes Huhtasalo
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Abstract
A security tag includes: an elongated inlay portion; an antenna mounted on the elongated inlay portion; and a radio frequency identification (RFID) circuit coupled with the antenna. The security tag may be encapsulated within an elongated textile protective sleeve. At least one of the elongated inlay portion, the antenna or the RFID circuit are adapted to dissolve in water.
Claims20
A security tag, comprising:
- an elongated inlay portion;
- an antenna mounted on the elongated inlay portion;
- a radio frequency identification (RFID) circuit coupled with the antenna;
- and
- an elongated sleeve formed of a fabric material, the elongated sleeve movably containing the elongated inlay portion, the antenna, and the RFID circuit.
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A security tag, comprising:
- an elongated inlay portion;
- an antenna mounted on the elongated inlay portion;
- and
- a radio frequency identification (RFID) circuit coupled with the antenna;
- and
- an elongated protective sleeve formed of a fabric material, the elongated protective sleeve movably holding the elongated inlay portion, the antenna, and the RFID circuit, the fabric material comprising:
- a first textile material layer;
- and
- a second textile material layer;
- wherein the first textile material layer is fixedly attached to the second textile material layer on at least one longitudinal side;
- and
- wherein the security tag is configured to be positioned into an interface between two layers of an article of clothing or on top of an overlock seam of the article of clothing.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.