JSI Key

• US 20090079539A1
• Filed: 09/10/2007
• Published: 03/26/2009
• Est. Priority Date: 09/12/2006
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Linsley A. Johnson
• Original Assignee: Linsley A. Johnson
• Inventors: Johnson, Linsley A.
• Application Number:
  US11/900,118
• Publication Number:
  US 20090079539A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 340/5.830
• CPC Class Codes: G06Q 20/40 Authorisation, e.g. identification of payer or payee, verification of customer or shop credentials; Review and approval of payers, e.g. check credit lines or negative lists
• CPC Class Codes: G06V 40/10 Human or animal bodies, e.g. vehicle occupants or pedestrians; Body parts, e.g. hands
• CPC Class Codes: G07C 9/00563 using personal physical data of the operator, e.g. finger prints, retinal images, voicepatterns
• CPC Class Codes: G07C 9/257 electronically G07C9/26 takes precedence

Abstract

The JSI Key and its (CRS) Chip Recognition System, biometric fingerprint technology and integrated applications and functions can reduce and eliminate identity and vehicle theft, fraudulent electronic transactions at a point of sales outlet, and provide biometric entry access with designated driver and (e) print technology for vehicles and provide biometric entry access to a residence or designated facility.

Jstone Industries has developed an integrated product that convergences biometric fingerprint technology and a (CRS) Chip Recognition System that can identify and control three different landscapes that are heavily used by consumers and merchants. The chip recognition system with its electrical sensors can identify a JSI-Point of Sales application, JSI-Automotive application and a JSI-Residential or Designated facility unit and all of their functions within their designated landscapes.

Claims

1. The JSI Key is designed to work with the biometric scanner payment system, but can be easily configured to work with IBM, NEC, NCR and other registers. Operating within the Point of Sales infrastructure, the following activities are designed to take place:

1. Keyholder inserts their JSI Key into the biometric scanner payment system.

2. Keyholder places their hand or designated finger on top of biometric scanner payment scanner.

3. The handprint or fingerprint is scanned to match handprint or fingerprint stored on the JSI Key.

4. If the scanned handprint or finger print matches the stored handprint or fingerprint then Keyholder financial menu opens along with photo and other designated information.

5. Keyholder selects a form of payment or split payment among the financial applications stored on the JSI Key and get cash back.

6. Transaction is completed, receipt generated for Keyholder.

If the scanned handprint or fingerprint does not a match the handprint or fingerprint stored on the JSI Key no financial information will be provided at the point of sales and the transaction can not be conducted.

2. In the automotive application the JSI Key can identify the designated drivers by their fingerprints that are scanned into the vehicles'"'"' electrical system by the owner and the prints are designated as (e) prints. The prints are installed in vehicle'"'"'s electrical system with a small JSI automotive scanner that is embedded in the center of the steering column in any automotive application.

The JSI Key can identify up to three drivers per vehicles and give them access and control of the vehicle. The JSI Key works in conjunction with the Biometric Identification Surface Pads (BISP) Technology that will secure the owner'"'"'s vehicle and provide the owner with a designated driver function to eliminate auto theft. JSI has developed a (1×

3) electromagnetic key with a dual embedded electromagnetic metal coil ignition plated (0.10) ( 1/10) of an inch in length on both sides of the bottom of the JSI Key.

The JSI Key can provide automotive and designated driver access and the JSI Key the owner can designate up to (2) drivers per vehicle that he/she owns. In this application (BISP) Biometric Identification Surface Pads are stored electronically in the car, and the designated user can access the car from the exterior door area or from two non-disclosed or disclosed Biometric Identification Surface Pads (BISP).

After entering the car, the JSI Key, working in conjunction with the ignition system, will let an authorized driver operate the car. Integrated into the top surface area of the steering column is a biometric scanner with the dimension of (1×

1) inch and (0.50) inch in depth and has a memory of 2 MB for the designated owner to scan their print or designated prints into the electrical system and on the JSI Key automotive track. In the automotive track the JSI Key and the CRS-Chip Recognition System with its sensors can electronically and automatically identify designated vehicles by the ignition electrical current signals because each vehicle has a different automotive signal. Just as two identical cars have different keys for their ignition system.

In the automotive track when the JSI Key is used for the first time the JSI Key will automatically default to Auto Track (1) where the owner'"'"'s (e) fingerprint (s) are stored in the electrical system to provide access and control for that car and the print (s) will be displayed in the vehicle control panel. From an operational and functional standpoint the (e) prints stored in the electrical system must always match the (e) prints stored on the JSI Key that is inserted into the ignition, if the prints do not match the vehicle will not start.

This is a dual function;

when (e) fingerprint(s) are deleted from the vehicle'"'"'s electrical system it requires the JSI key therefore, both prints(s) are deleted from the vehicle automotive track and the JSI Key at the same time. The primary owner'"'"'s print will be in stored in the ignition'"'"'s electrical system and on all three segments tracks of the automotive track with room to add one driver per segment. In each segment the JSI Key will have the primary drive plus one. This process prevents external thefts because if you are not the primary driver in all three vehicle segments your JSI Key will not work for that vehicle.

Auto Track (2), if the JSI Key owner has a second vehicle equipped with the JSI automotive application, once the key is inserted into the owner second car, the JSI Key will automatically default to Auto Track (2) and designated finger print (s) can be install in the vehicle electrical system for complete access and control.

Finally, if the owner has a third vehicle, when the JSI Key is inserted into that vehicle and if the vehicle is equipped with a JSI Key system it will automatically default to Auto Track (3) and the designated driver fingerprint (s) can be install in the vehicle electrical system. As a dual component the BIPS (Biometric Identification Surface Pads) and the JSI Key applications, working together, will protect the Keyholder vehicle (s) from auto theft. This theft application can be turned on and off with a preset timer controlled by the clock. This feature was designed for short-term authorized drivers, such as valet parking attendants, auto mechanics or designated person.

3. The JSI Key home unit can deter and prevent non-designated individual from entering the JSI Key owner'"'"'s residence or designated facility. The JSI Key working in conjunction with it (BISP) Biometric Identification Surface Pads can allow the JSI Key owner and designated individual to have access into the residence or designated facility with or without a JSI Key after their prints have been installed in the JSI residential/facility unit.

The homeowner can use the JSI Key to activate the biometric controlled system from inside the house, where the fingerprints and handprints are electrically stored in the door security network. The security network consist of a 5″

×

11″

biometric scanning panel, image storing kit, and an entry access unit located at all the external entrances to the house using BISP technology. The homeowner can use the JSI Key to scan and store residential members'"'"' handprints or fingerprints in the biometric controlled entry access unit.

The biometric controlled entry access unit can support up to five BISPS. An undisclosed or disclosed BISP can be located outside the home or facility. Afterward, the designated individual would place a handprint or fingerprint on the pad to gain access to the home. With this network deployed in the home, designated residence members can enter the home without a key. The biometric application in the home functions as an additional security.