| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
|---|
| 109058000 |
WALL AND PANEL STRUCTURES, CLOSURES AND CLOSURE ADJUNCTS
| 73 |
| 109023000 |
COMBINED
| 66 |
| 109050000 |
SUPPORTS AND MOUNTINGS
| 32 |
| 109001000 |
MISCELLANEOUS
| 11 |
| 109045000 |
INCIDENTALLY MOVABLE SAFE OR COMPARTMENT
| 10 |
| 109053000 |
PLURAL COMPARTMENT
| 7 |
| 109002000 |
BANK PROTECTION DEVICES | 5 |
| 20140305350 | Robber Trapping Door - A robber trapping door has a locking assembly comes into function in order to lock the trapping door, it is comprised of a locking bar that extends so as to interfere with a triangular member, which locks the door from turning in one direction. To prevent the door from turning in the opposite direction, a pair of ratcheting means normally operate so as to also interfere with the triangular member. The ratcheting means work in a fashion similar to ratchets of the prior art, meaning that they will be movable when pushed in one particular direction but unmovable when pushed in any other directions by way of a biasing means, which brings them back to their original position. | 10-16-2014 |
| 20140305351 | Robber trapping door - A robber trapping door has an interior door section adapted to be securely and pivotally attached to an interior surface of a wall member adjacent to an opening therethrough. An exterior door section adapted to be securely and pivotally attached to an exterior surface of the wall member adjacent to the opening therethrough; and a connector member securely connected to the exterior door section, adapted to extend through the opening of the wall member, and is movably connected to the interior door section, such that the interior and exterior door sections can pivotally move in unison with one another. The interior door section includes a stopper mechanism adapted to prevent the interior door section from pivoting with respect to the wall member, and thereby also preventing the exterior door section from pivoting with respect to the wall member, such that when a robber is attempting to pass through the interior and exterior door sections the stopper can be activated locking the door sections in place and trapping the robber therebetween for apprehension. | 10-16-2014 |
| 20140373761 | HIGH TRAFFIC FLOW ROBOTIC PORTAL FOR SECURE ACCESS - Electro-mechanical and electronically controlled access devices are described for controlling access to a building, premises or area in a secure manner such that a subject who is deemed ineligible for access will be barred entry and may be optionally retained. The devices can contain multiple rotatable door panels, which can be positioned behind one another. The door panels can be controlled by mechanized arms or other control devices in order to control the passage through the device. The direction of flow through a device according to these embodiments is electronically controlled and may be changed at any point in time. At any instant in time, the flow through the device is unidirectional. Multiple devices can be stacked together to form clusters, which can be controlled according to traffic, time of day, or other factors. | 12-25-2014 |
| 20100147201 | Security, Monitoring and Control System for Preventing Unauthorized Entry into a Bank or Other Building - A series of doors, locks, walls and signage present a vestibule room or safety enclosure for use in controlling access into a secured space. Exterior signage regarding weapon detection equipment and the appearance of a mantrap enclosure is used to dissuade visitors from bringing weapons into the secured area. A person within the safety enclosure may always exit through the exterior door and thus avoid harm in the event of a natural disaster. | 06-17-2010 |
| 20090056599 | Safe locking mechanism - A secure safe for dealing with large volumes of cash at point of sale and storing in a safe box, the safe including: a slidably mounted front access door; a note validator mounted in the door; a dual-level access means for securing the door at two different positions, wherein the dual-level access means includes a first locking stage that enables a retail operator to move the door to a first position where access to a note-receiving means in communication with the note validator is exposed; a second locking stage enabling a cash removal operator to move the door to a second position to expose the contents of the safe box; and the note validator being in communication with the safe box for storing validated notes in the safe box. | 03-05-2009 |
| 109490500 |
SHIELDS AND PROTECTORS | 5 |
| 20080271652 | Barrier - A barrier that includes attack resistant pane(s) (see DEFINITIONS section). In this way, a person behind the barrier can be protected when they are outside. More specifically, the person behind the barrier is protected, at least to some extent, from both: (i) vehicular attacks; and (ii) blast (for example, bombs) and/or ballistic (for example, bullet) attacks. Also, the protected person can see what is happening across the barrier because of the attack-resistant pane(s). Also, if the barrier is unanchored then it can be moved from place to place, for example, by heavy equipment, so that the same barrier can be re-deployed at different outdoor locations (or indoor locations) on an as-needed basis. Preferably, the barrier also includes framing pieces that secure the attack-resistant pane(s) to the body of the barrier, with the framing pieces being covered on one side by an attack-resistant material (preferably, hardened steel). | 11-06-2008 |
| 20090165683 | SECURITY DEVICE - A security device for personal security can be used with self-service units mounted on/in a wall. The security device has a fixed screen panel. The security device is provided so that it need only be fastened to the wall and so that the security device can be arranged with a gap or clearance from an underlying surface. The screen panel can have an advertising display case. | 07-02-2009 |
| 20090178597 | Physical threat containment, neutralization and protection means applicable to terrorism, combat and disaster mitigation - Various novel means are provided to neutralize determined if not fanatical attackers, and in most embodiments to proactively prevent harm to most or all innocent bystanders. In one example, a system offering protection to victims of any one or more of terrorism, criminal behavior and disasters is provided. The system provides protection via one or more of i) immobilization of a perpetrator, if any, ii) protective physical immobilization of potential or actual victims of a disaster, iii) protective physical shielding of actual or potential victims of a disaster, iv) physical blockage of dangerous flying projectiles or debris whether coming from a perpetrator or as a consequence of an actual or potential disaster or v) visual blockage of the perpetrator such that he cannot easily act against victims. | 07-16-2009 |
| 20100012004 | Basalt particle-containing compositions and articles for protective coatings and ballistic shield mats/tiles/protective building components - It has been found that basalt particles, when combined with a resin binder and a reinforcing material, such as fiberglass, provide unexpected strength, fire-resistance, radiation impermeability, and projectile shielding for ballistic armor/shields, fire-resistant building panels, construction blocks and protective coatings on substrates. The armor panels can be worn, as in a bullet-proof vest, or can be used as a shield to protect a vehicle, aircraft or other structures as projectile penetration-resistant and fire and radiation resistant materials. | 01-21-2010 |
| 20110139044 | Modular System for Containment of Fragments and Diffusion of Gases from Explosion - A system of gravel modules to be used atop a room or other enclosure in which there is a threat of explosion. Each module has a rigid metal box frame, which contains a two layers of gravel. The lower gravel layer is screen gravel, and a layer of graded gravel is above the screen gravel. The box frame has a lower and an upper criss-cross pattern of bridge cable. A stack of wire mesh and other supporting material is laid over the lower bridge cable to support the screen gravel, and more wire mesh is laid over the screen gravel to support the graded gravel. The depths and grades of gravel are selected according to the type potential explosion, in terms of explosive fragment sizes and the nature of any expanding gases. | 06-16-2011 |
