Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Induction detector systems
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Application No.: US16035919Application Date: 2018-07-16
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Publication No.: US10229348B2Publication Date: 2019-03-12
- Inventor: Bernard Fryshman
- Applicant: Bernard Fryshman
- Applicant Address: US NY Brooklyn
- Assignee: Bernard Fryshman
- Current Assignee: Bernard Fryshman
- Current Assignee Address: US NY Brooklyn
- Agency: Bell & Manning, LLC
- Main IPC: G06K9/62
- IPC: G06K9/62 ; A01H1/02 ; B64D1/18 ; B64C39/02 ; H04N7/18 ; A01M7/00 ; H04N5/225 ; G06T7/00 ; G06K9/00 ; A01M3/00 ; A01M1/22 ; A01M1/20 ; A01M1/14 ; A01M1/06 ; A01M1/02 ; A01M5/04 ; G06T7/62 ; B64D47/08 ; G06T3/40 ; G06T7/90 ; A01M5/02 ; A01M99/00

Abstract:
A device for use in detecting metallic objects includes a processor and an electromagnetic radiation source in communication with the processor. The electromagnetic radiation source is configured to emit radiation to heat a metallic object. The device also includes a temperature sensor in communication with the processor. The temperature sensor is configured to detect heat emitted from the metallic object. The device also includes an alarm configured to notify an operator of the presence of the metallic object responsive to a determination by the processor that a temperature threshold has been exceeded.
Public/Granted literature
- US20190019066A1 INDUCTION DETECTOR SYSTEMS Public/Granted day:2019-01-17
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