Diane J Jackson

US Patent:

7152790, Dec 26, 2006

Filed:

May 14, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/437758

Inventors:

Diane Jackson - Beverly Hills MI, US

Assignee:

Imagine Pass L.L.C. - Beverly Hills MI

International Classification:

G07B 15/02

US Classification:

235384, 235487

Abstract:

A method of processing an airline passenger through a terminal comprising the steps of verifying the identity of the passenger by checking a physical characteristic unique to the passenger and taking a picture of the identified passenger. A wristband-ticket () is issued having first () and second () ends and including an attachment () associated with the ends for securely attaching the ends together and rendering the ends non-retachable in response to being detached. The ticket is issued with a picture () of the identified passenger thereon as well as the terminal gate and the flight number and seat assignment thereon. In addition, the ticket is issued with a bar code () thereon identifying the passenger and flight information. The wristband-ticket () is placed around the wrist of the identified passenger and the passenger passes through checkpoints by reading the bar code and/or viewing the photograph.

US Patent:

20030213843, Nov 20, 2003

Filed:

May 14, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/438231

Inventors:

Diane Jackson - Beverly Hills MI, US

International Classification:

G06K005/00

US Classification:

235/382000

Abstract:

A method of issuing a ticket to an event comprising the steps of displaying on a screen the event information for various different venues on a plurality of machines located at various different locations that are geographically separated. The purchaser proceeds by selecting a ticket from the types of tickets displayed on a screen and entering ticket purchasing information for the selected ticket. The machine takes a picture of the ticket purchaser using the machine and a wristband-ticket having first and second ends with the picture of the ticket purchaser and a code thereon and including an attachment associated with the ends and under the code for securely attaching the ends together and rendering the ends non-retachable and the code non-readable in response to the ends being detached.