EP0623722A1 - Holographic security locking device - Google Patents
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- E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
- E05B—LOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
- E05B49/00—Electric permutation locks; Circuits therefor ; Mechanical aspects of electronic locks; Mechanical keys therefor
- E05B49/002—Keys with mechanical characteristics, e.g. notches, perforations, opaque marks
- E05B49/006—Keys with mechanical characteristics, e.g. notches, perforations, opaque marks actuating opto-electronic devices
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- This invention relates to a security device for locking, in a manner that can be opened, generic leaves.
- the word optronics as used herein refers to a technical field jointly involving optics and electronics; in particular, with the attribute deriving from this word, which is used especially by persons skilled in the art, there will be defined those devices, apparatuses, instruments, etc. whose operation is based on applications of optics and electronics principles.
- holography A known example of such applications is holography; this application may be considered basically as a technique of recording on a plate or another support, and of later reproducting as well, generally luminous waves of the coherent monochromatic type (laser beam). This technique enables, for instance, the characteristic reproduction of objects with three-dimensional effects.
- leaf door is the armored door of a safe 2, depicted in figure 1 together with a pair of devices 4 and 6, respectively shown in dash and dot lines.
- devices 4 and 6 represent respective embodiments of the invention, and their simultaneous presence in figure 1 is for convenience of illustration: indeed, they may be used alternatively, as explained hereinafter, depending on different situations.
- the security device 4 includes a key 41 having a bit 42 of conventional design, which key is associated with a respective lock 43 mounted on the leaf 1 and provided with a keyhole 43a for the key 41; at said bit 42, the key 41 has an end 44 jutting out therefrom and carrying a hologram 45 of a conventional type which occupies substantially the whole surface of one side of said end 44.
- said hologram is applied to the end 44 and carries identification informations recorded thereon, as explained hereinafter.
- the lock 43 is provided with an aperture 46 to let the end 44 with its hologram 45 project outwards when the key 41 is inserted into the lock 43.
- the device 4 of this invention includes a reader of the opto-electronic type, generally shown at 48.
- the reader 48 is of conventional type and will not be further described in detail as regards to its component parts, but only its distinctive functional aspects will be considered here.
- the device 4 of the invention includes a magnetomotive locking assembly 50 for releasably driving a conventional bolt 51 of the lock 43 and thus lock in a manner that can be opened, the leaf 1.
- the device 4 also includes an electric power supply 52 for powering the reader 48 and the magnetomotive assembly 50.
- the magnetomotive locking assembly 50 operation is controlled by the reader 48; the latter is provided with conventional opto-electronic means to enable the hologram 45 on the key 41 to be read and the information recorded thereon compared with identification information stored in the reader 48 and thereby, to enable the magnetomotive assembly 50 to release the bolt.
- the holder of the key 41 insert it into the lock 43 so as to make the end 44 and its hologram 45 to come out.
- the reader 48 reads and recognizes said hologram, and once it is verified that the informations recorded thereon match the informations stored in the reader, it enables the magnetomotive assembly to release the bolt 51. Under this condition, the user is allowed to operate the key 41 and the open or shut the leaf 1 as desired.
- a device according to the invention, constructed as in the above embodiment affords a number of advantages.
- the hologram 45 provides the key 41 with a means of identification which is almost impossible to duplicate or decode. It is indeed well known, that holograms, i.e. the recordings of light waves by surface etching with coherent monochromatic light beans, cannot be decoded if the way they have been formed is unknown. In the same way it is known that the parameters used for obtaining the holograms, namely the wavelengths used for the light beams, their respective phase displacement and their chronological sequence of incidence on the surface where the hologram is formed, provide a virtually unlimited range of combinations which, unless known in advance, preclude all chances of the hologram being read and recognized.
- the technical solution provided by the invention achieves the object previously mentioned. It should be also noted that in this embodiment, the key 41, additionally to carrying the hologram 45, still retains its mechanical function to operate the bolt 51 after the reader 48 has enabled the magnetomotive assembly 50 to release the bolt.
- This feature allows the invention to be also employed with common keys as used in normal applications.
- the device of the invention is generally shown at 6 and includes a key 61 having form of a card, adapted for insertion into a lock 63 basically in the form of a slot.
- the key 61 is provided with a hologram 45 at an end 44.
- a conventional opto-electronic reader 48 is mounted on the leaf 1 at the location of the lock 63; this reader 48 is similar to the one of the first embodiment and is arranged to read the hologram 45, compare it with identification informations stored in the reader itself, and enable the operation of a bolt 51 as explained hereinafter.
- the device 6 of this invention comprises an electromechanical actuator assembly 70 for operating a bolt 51 which locks the leaf 1; such an assembly 70 is also conventional (for example, similar assemblies can be found on delayed opening safes which include electromechanical motors driven by timers), and its construction will not be described in detail.
- this second embodiment of the invention is substantially similar to that of the first one, and may be summarized as follows; as the key 61 shaped as a card is inserted into the corresponding lock 63, the end 44 carrying the hologram 45 comes out of the lock 63 and enter the reader 48 through its opening 46.
- the reader 48 reads the hologram 45 and checks its match with the identification informations stored in the reader. In the case of a positive match, the reader 48 enables the electromechanical assembly 70 to operate the bolt 51, thereby unlocking the leaf 1.
- the device 6 of this invention would also lock the leaf, when the same procedure as has been used for unlocking it is followed in the reverse order.
- the door bolt is not operated mechanically through a key, but rather through means incorporated to the device itself.
- the second embodiment also ensures a total security for the device 6 by virtue of the provision of hologram 45, on account of the same considerations as have been offered in connection with the first embodiment.
- the device can be readily used in a variety of applications, other than the armor doors of safes as described above, such as ordinary civil interior doors, leaves of gates and main entrance doors.
- the device of this invention may indeed be easily adapted for different uses in alternative versions of the embodiments previously discussed; in fact, in the first embodiment described, the hologram locates on the protruding end of the key but obviously it could be provided at any other location on the key and the key could, of course be of a type different from that illustrated. It is as much evident that several holograms might be provided on one key, without this constituting a departure from the invention teaching.
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Description
- This invention relates to a security device for locking, in a manner that can be opened, generic leaves.
- Before further proceeding in this description, it is convenient to specify that the word optronics as used herein refers to a technical field jointly involving optics and electronics; in particular, with the attribute deriving from this word, which is used especially by persons skilled in the art, there will be defined those devices, apparatuses, instruments, etc. whose operation is based on applications of optics and electronics principles.
- A known example of such applications is holography; this application may be considered basically as a technique of recording on a plate or another support, and of later reproducting as well, generally luminous waves of the coherent monochromatic type (laser beam). This technique enables, for instance, the characteristic reproduction of objects with three-dimensional effects.
- Coming now back to the field of application of the preferred invention, namely to security devices for doors and generic leaves, it should be pointed out that, although many technological innovations have been made, the solutions currently available on the market are not fully satisfactory.
- For instance, among the latest innovations in this field are locks operated by anti-duplication keys, intended especially for safes and armoured cabinets; such keys usually have conventional shapes and have a set of permanent magnets are embedded in their bit, whose induction fields have unknown orientation.
- Unfortunately, even such keys have been duplicated by counterbeiters. In fact, by disposing around the bit a set of orientable magnets, the latter assume a complementary pattern to that of the embedded magnets, from which it is possible to infer the original shape of the key.
- However, this is only one example out of the many excerptible ones. On a more general level, from the security systems for doors and leaves based on the use of combination locks, to the most sophisticated key designs with various forms and sizes, no technical solutions have been provided heretofore which either can eliminate the risk of confidential informations or elements diffusion, which are useful for overcoming the protection afforded by said security systems, or successfully avoid duplication of the keys.
- It is the object of this invention to overcome the limitations and deficiencies of security systems for locking, in a manner that can be opened, generic doors and leaves, as provided by the state of the art.
- This object is achieved, according to the invention, by a device as outlined above and characterized in the appended claims.
- Further features and the advantages of the invention will be more clearly apparent from the description of two embodiments thereof, given herein below by way of example and not of limitation with reference to the enclosed drawings, in which:
- Figure 1 shows a perspective view of a safe with a leaf according to the invention;
- Figure 2 shows a sectional view of a first embodiment of the device according to the invention; and
- Figure 3 shows a sectional view of a second embodiment of the device according to the invention.
- With reference to such figures, and in particular to figure 1, generally shown at 1 is a leaf in accordance with this invention. More particularly, in this description, the leaf door is the armored door of a safe 2, depicted in figure 1 together with a pair of
devices 4 and 6, respectively shown in dash and dot lines. Thesedevices 4 and 6 represent respective embodiments of the invention, and their simultaneous presence in figure 1 is for convenience of illustration: indeed, they may be used alternatively, as explained hereinafter, depending on different situations. - With reference to Figure 2, the first of these embodiments will now be described.
- The security device 4 includes a
key 41 having abit 42 of conventional design, which key is associated with arespective lock 43 mounted on the leaf 1 and provided with a keyhole 43a for thekey 41; atsaid bit 42, thekey 41 has anend 44 jutting out therefrom and carrying ahologram 45 of a conventional type which occupies substantially the whole surface of one side of saidend 44. In this embodiment, said hologram is applied to theend 44 and carries identification informations recorded thereon, as explained hereinafter. - The
lock 43 is provided with anaperture 46 to let theend 44 with itshologram 45 project outwards when thekey 41 is inserted into thelock 43. The device 4 of this invention includes a reader of the opto-electronic type, generally shown at 48. Thereader 48 is of conventional type and will not be further described in detail as regards to its component parts, but only its distinctive functional aspects will be considered here. - Furthermore, the device 4 of the invention includes a
magnetomotive locking assembly 50 for releasably driving aconventional bolt 51 of thelock 43 and thus lock in a manner that can be opened, the leaf 1. The device 4 also includes anelectric power supply 52 for powering thereader 48 and themagnetomotive assembly 50. Themagnetomotive locking assembly 50 operation is controlled by thereader 48; the latter is provided with conventional opto-electronic means to enable thehologram 45 on thekey 41 to be read and the information recorded thereon compared with identification information stored in thereader 48 and thereby, to enable themagnetomotive assembly 50 to release the bolt. - In operation of the inventive device 4, to lock or unlock the leaf 1 it is foreseen that the holder of the
key 41 insert it into thelock 43 so as to make theend 44 and itshologram 45 to come out. Thereader 48 reads and recognizes said hologram, and once it is verified that the informations recorded thereon match the informations stored in the reader, it enables the magnetomotive assembly to release thebolt 51. Under this condition, the user is allowed to operate thekey 41 and the open or shut the leaf 1 as desired. - A device according to the invention, constructed as in the above embodiment affords a number of advantages.
- Notice, first of all, that the
hologram 45 provides thekey 41 with a means of identification which is almost impossible to duplicate or decode. It is indeed well known, that holograms, i.e. the recordings of light waves by surface etching with coherent monochromatic light beans, cannot be decoded if the way they have been formed is unknown. In the same way it is known that the parameters used for obtaining the holograms, namely the wavelengths used for the light beams, their respective phase displacement and their chronological sequence of incidence on the surface where the hologram is formed, provide a virtually unlimited range of combinations which, unless known in advance, preclude all chances of the hologram being read and recognized. - It can be appreciated, therefore, that the technical solution provided by the invention achieves the object previously mentioned. It should be also noted that in this embodiment, the
key 41, additionally to carrying thehologram 45, still retains its mechanical function to operate thebolt 51 after thereader 48 has enabled themagnetomotive assembly 50 to release the bolt. - This feature allows the invention to be also employed with common keys as used in normal applications.
- With reference to Figure 3, shown in detail therein is a second embodiment of the invention. In the figure, parts which are structurally and functionally equivalent to those of the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- In this second embodiment, the device of the invention is generally shown at 6 and includes a key 61 having form of a card, adapted for insertion into a
lock 63 basically in the form of a slot. Thekey 61 is provided with ahologram 45 at anend 44. - A conventional opto-
electronic reader 48 is mounted on the leaf 1 at the location of thelock 63; thisreader 48 is similar to the one of the first embodiment and is arranged to read thehologram 45, compare it with identification informations stored in the reader itself, and enable the operation of abolt 51 as explained hereinafter. - In addition, the
device 6 of this invention comprises anelectromechanical actuator assembly 70 for operating abolt 51 which locks the leaf 1; such anassembly 70 is also conventional (for example, similar assemblies can be found on delayed opening safes which include electromechanical motors driven by timers), and its construction will not be described in detail. - The operation of this second embodiment of the invention is substantially similar to that of the first one, and may be summarized as follows; as the
key 61 shaped as a card is inserted into thecorresponding lock 63, theend 44 carrying thehologram 45 comes out of thelock 63 and enter thereader 48 through itsopening 46. - The
reader 48 reads thehologram 45 and checks its match with the identification informations stored in the reader. In the case of a positive match, thereader 48 enables theelectromechanical assembly 70 to operate thebolt 51, thereby unlocking the leaf 1. - Of course, the
device 6 of this invention would also lock the leaf, when the same procedure as has been used for unlocking it is followed in the reverse order. - It should be emphasized that in this second embodiment of the invention, the door bolt is not operated mechanically through a key, but rather through means incorporated to the device itself. A part from this difference, the second embodiment also ensures a total security for the
device 6 by virtue of the provision ofhologram 45, on account of the same considerations as have been offered in connection with the first embodiment. - In addition, it matters to remark that by virtue of its simiplicity, the device can be readily used in a variety of applications, other than the armor doors of safes as described above, such as ordinary civil interior doors, leaves of gates and main entrance doors.
- It is important to observe that the device of this invention may indeed be easily adapted for different uses in alternative versions of the embodiments previously discussed; in fact, in the first embodiment described, the hologram locates on the protruding end of the key but obviously it could be provided at any other location on the key and the key could, of course be of a type different from that illustrated. It is as much evident that several holograms might be provided on one key, without this constituting a departure from the invention teaching.
- Other possible embodiments of the invention may provide for a particular location of the
reader 48; the latter could be placed inside the door rather than on it as in the examples given, and especially in connection with the second embodiment of the invention, it could be located away from the leaf 1 and be linked operatively to the door locking means 70 and 51. Such would be the case with a security device according to the invention which is to be operated remotely from its installation leaf. - Other alternative embodiments of the invention may be readily foreseen for those applications where the simple bolt described in the foregoing is replaced with more complicated locking arrangements; in some cases, for instance, the
electromechanical assembly 70 or thelocking assembly 50 could be easily replaced with electromagnetic locking means. Furthermore, also the various functions of thereader 48 which have been previously described as grouped in a single structural element for simplicity, could instead be performed in a distinct manner; such would be the case, for example, where a set of doors are controlled by a central computer which provides the functions of storing the identification information and comparing them with the informations read from the peripheral readers. Such a solution might advantageously be applied to the control of a set of security doors in banks and the like. - Neither these nor any other possible modifications of the embodiments described hereinabove would depart from the essence of the teaching provided by the invention.
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- A security device for locking, in a manner that can be opened, a leaf (1), characterized in that it comprises a hologram (45) containing a plurality of informations, a portable support (41,61) for said hologram (45), an opto-electronic reader (48) associated to said leaf (1) and fitted to read and compare said hologram with identification informations stored in the reader (48), a means (43,50,51,70) of locking, in a manner that can be opened, the leaf (1) under control by said reader (48), said means (43,50,51,70) of locking being enabled to operation by the reader (48) subsequently to reading the hologram (45) and comparing the informations contained therein with the identification informations stored in the reader (48).
- A security device according to Claim 1, characterized in that said support for the hologram (45) comprises a key (41), and said leaf (1) locking means comprises a lock (43) associated with the key (41) provided with a bolt (51) and a bolt locking assembly (50) controlled by said reader (48), which reader (48) is located at said lock (43).
- A device according to Claim 2, characterized in that said key (41) has an end (44), extending along its longitudinal continuation, wherein said hologram (45) is supported, said end (44) projecting outwards through a lock (43) opening (46) when the key (41) is inserted thereinto to allow reading of the hologram (45) by the reader (48).
- A security device according to Claim 3, characterized in that said locking assembly (50) is of a megnetomotive type.
- A device according to Claim 1, characterized in that said leaf (1) locking means comprises an electromechanical assembly (70) for operating a bolt (51), controlled by the reader (48).
- A device according to Claim 5, characterized in that said support (61) is substantially a card.
- A device according to Claim 1, characterized in that said door (1) locking means (43,50,51,70) is of an electromagnetic type.
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ITMI930871A IT1272391B (en) | 1993-05-03 | 1993-05-03 | OPTRONIC SAFETY DEVICE FOR THE CLOSING, IN OPENING WAY, OF SWINGES IN GENERAL |
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US5138468A (en) * | 1990-02-02 | 1992-08-11 | Dz Company | Keyless holographic lock |
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EP0257808A2 (en) * | 1986-08-07 | 1988-03-02 | THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, p.l.c. | Security arrangement |
US5138468A (en) * | 1990-02-02 | 1992-08-11 | Dz Company | Keyless holographic lock |
WO1992008863A1 (en) * | 1990-11-13 | 1992-05-29 | Jury Vitalievich Kudryavtsev | System for preventing unsanctioned switching |
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