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Definitions

• Security document comprising at least one combined image and a revelation means, and associated method
• the present invention relates to the field of security documents.
• BACKGROUND Methods relying on retinal persistence to allow movement to be restored are known from the prior art.
• the phenakistiscope is known, which uses a cardboard disc, pierced with slots, on which a movement is decomposed into a series of still images, and a handle allowing it to be held during its rotation.
• the zootrope which consists of a drum pierced with slits on its upper half and sheltering inside, in its lower part, a band of drawings decomposing a movement. When one rotates the drum and stares intently through the slots, the drawings become animated.
• the application WO 2006/029744 A1 describes in particular the superposition, by folding of a document, of two optical elements making it possible to obtain different optical effects depending on the distance separating said optical elements. Furthermore, the application WO 02/17242 A1 describes the superposition, by folding a document, a hologram and a hidden information in order to reveal said hidden information. Finally, the application US 2006-0290136 A1 describes the superposition, by folding of a document, an encoded image and an optical lens to decode said image. summary
• the invention thus proposes, in particular, to exploit the principle of the decomposition in motion set out above in order to be able to authenticate the security documents by visualizing, for example, decomposed movements, thereby causing an illusion of movement.
• a security document comprising a revelation means, chosen from a revelation frame and / or a lenticular network, associated with a combined image present on the document or on another object, in particular a similar document, this combined image comprising at least two nested images, at least one of the combined image and the revelation means appearing on an area of the at least partially transparent document, preferably completely transparent, the revelation means allowing, when superposed at least partially on the combined image of the same document or the other object, in particular a similar document, to successively observe the nested images, the superposition of the revelation means and the image combined can be performed by folding the document and / or superimposing the document with the other object, including a similar document.
• the similar document may for example be similar in its function and / or in its form to the document according to the invention.
• both documents may be bank notes, for example with the same fiduciary value.
• the two documents can be differentiated from each other only by a serial number for example.
• the similar document may advantageously thus comprise a revelation means and / or a combined image that can respectively be associated with the combined image and / or the means of revealing the document according to the invention.
• a security document having a new document authentication structure consisting of the reproduction of nested images, causing for example the illusion of a movement, by superposition and relative displacement of a combined image and a revelation means, in particular a revelation screen or a lenticular array, and / or a change of observation angle of the revelation means, in particular a lenticular array, and combined image superimposed.
• the relative displacement of the combined image and the revelation means can make it possible to successively observe the nested images, in particular by animating the revelation means with a relative movement in a plane parallel to the plane containing the combined image.
• the combined image and the revealing means are superimposed so as to be in contact.
• Said relative displacement is in particular a translation.
• the successive observation of the nested images can be done in transmitted light, the combined image and the revelation frame being placed between a light source and the observer, and / or in reflected light, the observer looking at the combined image and the revelation frame illuminated in reflection by a light source.
• the combined image, and the nested images that it comprises, can be raster images.
• the combined image may correspond to the decomposition of a movement of a pattern, for example text, alphanumeric signs, ideograms, an object, a person and / or an animal.
• the nested images can represent successive positions and / or successive movements of a pattern, for example an object, a person and / or an animal.
• the combined image may advantageously be obtained by the superposition of the nested images each representing a movement of the pattern.
• the nested images may represent information hidden and revealed successively by relative displacement, in particular by translation, of the revelation means on the combined image and / or change of the observation angle of the revelation means superimposed on the combined image .
• the combined image must retain a recognizable aesthetic, in particular so as to constitute a first authentication element.
• the revelation means may be a revelation frame and the observation of the nested images may for example be made by a relative displacement, in particular by translation, of the revelation means relative to the combined image.
• the revelation means can be a lenticular network and the observation of the nested images can still be done by a relative displacement, in particular by translation, or by a change in the angle of observation of the revelation means superimposed on the image combined.
• the means of revelation may allow the human eye to visualize a different nested image at a time, the observer's brain being able to reconstitute for example a motion or observe hidden information.
• lenticular network refers to a micro lens array superimposed on the combined image, consisting of nested images.
• the combined image and / or the revelation means may comprise a set of points and / or parallel lines or not, the size and / or spacing between them are variable or constant, this set forming a succession light and dark areas, for example white and black.
• the combined image and / or the revelation means comprise a set of points arranged for example in lines and / or columns, the observation of the nested images can be done by translation in at least two directions. These include a direction parallel to said lines and a direction parallel to said columns.
• the combined image and / or the revelation means may in particular comprise a set of lines, preferably parallel to each other, of thickness and spacing between them defined.
• the lines may have the same thickness and / or the same spacing between them.
• the combined image and / or the revelation means may for example comprise a succession of dark and light lines, for example black and white.
• the thickness of the dark lines of the combined images may for example be equal to the thickness of the clear lines of the revelation means, and vice versa.
• the revelation means may comprise opacifying bands with parallel edges, possibly non-rectilinear.
• the presence of opacifying tapes with non-rectilinear edges may make reproduction by a counterfeiter more difficult.
• the area, in particular the length and / or the width and / or the largest dimension, of the revealing means may be greater than or equal to the area, in particular the length and / or the width and / or the most large dimension of the combined image.
• the area, in particular the length and / or the width and / or the most large dimension of the combined image may be greater than or equal to the area, in particular the length and / or the width and / or the most large dimension of the combined image.
• the revelation means may have any shape, for example circular, oval, star, polygonal, for example rectangular, square, hexagonal, pentagonal, rhombus, among others.
• two combined images of different dimensions are associated.
• the combined image of smaller dimension is in particular repeated, in particular according to a network, in particular of lines and columns, in order to appear as a background on which is disposed the combined image of larger dimension.
• the associated revelation means then consists of a first revelation means adapted to the combined image of larger size, and a second revelation means adapted to the combined image of smaller dimension.
• the two different combined images may have similarities and / or complement each other. They can in particular be identical and / or symmetrical.
• the folding of the security document can be done along a median line of the document, preferably parallel to one side of the document, for example along a median line passing through the middle of the width or the length of the document.
• the combined image and / or the revelation means may appear in a window of the security document, the window being in particular at least partially transparent.
• security windows in security documents are for example described in documents GB 1 552 853 which describes the creation of a window, in particular by means of transparency, laser cutting, abrasion or mechanical incision, EP 0 229 645 which describes the galvano creation of a window on one or both sides of a bijet paper, WO 2004/096482 which describes the creation of a laser cut window, CA 2 471 379 which describes the creation a transparent window and association with a security element and WO 2008/006983 which describes the creation of a transparent window on a bijet paper.
• the combined image and / or the revealing means may appear on an area of reduced opacity of the security document.
• a zone of reduced opacity may especially correspond to a zone of lesser thickness, to a transparent zone or to an area comprising at least one layer of a material of less opacity.
• the opacity of said zone of reduced opacity will be sufficiently low to allow observation in transmission, and preferably sufficiently low to allow observation in transmission and reflection.
• the combined image and / or the revelation means may be worn on the security document by a printing process, for example offset, soft-mode, laser, gravure, typography or screen printing.
• the combined image and / or the revelation means may be printed, for example by colored or unstained inks, visible to the naked eye, under ultraviolet (UV) and / or infrared (IR), opaque or luminescent, in particular fluorescent, thermochromic, photochromic, interferential, in particular iridescent, or optically variable depending on the angle of observation
• UV ultraviolet
• IR infrared
• opaque or luminescent in particular fluorescent, thermochromic, photochromic, interferential, in particular iridescent, or optically variable depending on the angle of observation
• Nonochromatic in particular comprising liquid crystals, metallic or not, magnetic or otherwise, among others.
• the combined image and / or the revelation means may also include metallizations and / or demetallizations, for example aluminum.
• metallizations and / or demetallizations can be used in order to avoid counterfeiting by printing.
• metallizations and / or demetallizations of different colors are used, for example by means of aluminum and copper.
• the combined image and / or the revelation means may be further printed with liquid crystals and carried on an area of the light-polarizing security document, such that the combined image and / or the revelation means are visible only when folding the document on itself.
• the combined image and / or the revelation frame is a watermark or pseudo-watermark.
• the successive observation of the nested images is preferably done in transmitted light.
• Watermarks are produced by techniques well known in the paper industry. Pseudo-watermarks reproduce the appearance of a watermark by having differences in opacity, they can be obtained mechanically by supplying pressure with or without heat input and / or chemically by applying a composition, for example by increasing locally the transparency of paper through transparent substances. The density of fibrous material between the lightest and darkest areas of the pseudo-watermark may be uniform unlike a conventional watermark.
• the combined image, the nested images and / or the revelation frame may be colored, and in particular of different colors. In particular, the combined image and the revelation frame, or the different nested images, are of different colors.
• the document may comprise a front and back, and be provided with two at least partially transparent windows respectively carrying the combined image and the revelation frame.
• the combined image and / or revelation frame may be metallized.
• the combined image may be formed by a first metallization, for example aluminum, on the front and a second metallization, identical and the register, for example copper, on the back of the document.
• the revelation screen may be formed by a first metallization, for example copper, on the front and a second metallization, identical and the register, for example aluminum, on the back of the document. In this way, when the document is folded on itself, one can observe a side of the document the front of the combined image and the back of the revelation frame in the same metal, for example aluminum.
• the back of the combined image and the front of the revelation frame in the same metal, for example copper.
• the combined image and / or the revelation means may be carried by a patch and / or a foil on the security document.
• the patch and / or the foil may comprise metallizations and / or demetallizations, for example aluminum, or any type of printing.
• the patch and / or the foil may comprise holographic impressions and / or liquid crystals.
• the combined image and / or the revelation means may further be carried by a security thread incorporated in the surface, mass or window (s) in the security document.
• the document may also comprise a security thread having an alternation of combined images and revelation means.
• the presence of a succession of combined images and / or revelation means on the security thread may make it possible to avoid introducing the security thread at the marker during the formation of the security document.
• the security document may also include two security son, one carrying at least one combined image and the other carrying at least one means of disclosure.
• the security son or son may have a width sufficient to allow to include the combined image and / or the entire disclosure means.
• the width of the security son or son may for example be between 3 and 20 mm, and preferably between 4 and 8 mm, preferably equal to 4 mm.
• the security document may thus comprise the following combinations between combined images and means of revelation: at least one combined image, respectively a revelation means, carried by a window of the document and the revelation means, respectively the combined image, associated with an impression, a metallization and / or demetallization otherwise carried on the security document, at least one combined image, respectively a revelation means, carried by a security document window and the revelation means, respectively the associated combined image appearing on a patch or foil of the security document, at least one combined image respectively revealing means, carried by a window of the security document and the revealing means, respectively the associated combined image appearing on a security thread of the security document, an alternation of combined images and revelation means carried by a security thread incorporated in the security document, a security thread carrying a plurality of combined images, respectively a plurality of revelation means, and the revelation means, respectively the associated combined images appearing by printing on the security document,
• the at least partially transparent zone may correspond to a recess, passing through or not, of the document in which the revealing means is placed, in particular a lenticular network and / or a revealing frame, and / or the combined image.
• the zone may for example be constituted by a translucent tracing paper.
• the zone may also be constituted by a polymer layer comprising for example polyethylene (PE), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polycarbonate (PC), polyester carbonate (PEC), polyethylene terephthalate glycol (PETG), of acrylonitryl butadiene styrene (ABS) or a light-collecting film, for example of the type "wave guide", for example a polycarbonate-based luminescent film sold by BAYER under the trade name LISA ® .
• PE polyethylene
• PVC polyvinyl chloride
• PET polyethylene terephthalate
• PC polycarbonate
• PEC polyethylene terephthalate glycol
• ABS acrylonitryl butadiene styrene
• a light-collecting film for example of the type "wave guide", for example a polycarbonate-based luminescent film sold by BAYER under the
• the combined image or the revelation screen is obtained in particular by laser etching.
• the zone can also be transparent by applying a generally oily composition which permanently transparent the zone, for example a composition made of oil and transparent mineral material as described in US Patent 2,021,141, or as for example a composition in the form of a wax combined with a solvent as described in US Patent 1,479,437.
• a generally oily composition which permanently transparent the zone, for example a composition made of oil and transparent mineral material as described in US Patent 2,021,141, or as for example a composition in the form of a wax combined with a solvent as described in US Patent 1,479,437.
• the zone can also be made transparent by locally applying a wax by heat transfer, as described in US Pat. No. 5,118,526.
• zone a fibrous layer comprising a heat-fusible material, for example polyethylene as described in patent EP 0 203 499, which under the local action of heat will vary in its transparency.
• a heat-fusible material for example polyethylene as described in patent EP 0 203 499, which under the local action of heat will vary in its transparency.
• the combined image can also be represented on another element of the security document, which provides additional security.
• Said other element of the security document may in particular be a watermark, an impression, a patch or a foil.
• the security document as well as the elements that it comprises, for example a security thread, a patch and / or a foil, may comprise one or more security elements as defined below.
• Some of the security features are detectable to the eye, daylight or artificial light, without the use of a particular device.
• These security elements comprise for example colored fibers or boards, fully or partially printed or metallized wires. These security elements are called first level.
• security elements are detectable only with a relatively simple device, such as a lamp emitting in the ultraviolet (UV) or infrared (IR).
• UV ultraviolet
• IR infrared
• These security elements comprise, for example, fibers, boards, strips, wires or particles. These security elements may be visible to the naked eye or not, being for example luminescent under a lighting of a Wood lamp emitting in a wavelength of 365 nm. These security elements are said to be second level.
• security elements still require for their detection a more sophisticated detection device.
• These security elements are for example capable of generating a specific signal when they are subjected, simultaneously or not, to one or more external excitation sources. The automatic detection of the signal makes it possible to authenticate, if necessary, the document.
• These security features include for example tracers in the form of active materials, particles or fibers, capable of generating a specific signal when these tracers are subjected to optronic, electrical, magnetic or electromagnetic excitation.
• These security elements are said to be third level.
• the security elements present in the security document and the elements that it comprises may have first, second or third level security features.
• the security document may for example be a means of payment, such as a bank note, a check or a restaurant ticket, an identity document such as an identity card or a visa or a passport or a permit to drive, a lottery ticket, a ticket or an entrance ticket to cultural or sporting events.
• the subject of the invention is also a method of authenticating a security document as defined above, in which the revelation means are at least partly superimposed on the combined image in order to successively observe the nested images and it is concluded that the document is authenticated, the superposition of the revelation means and the combined image can be achieved by folding the document and / or by superimposing the document with another object, in particular a similar document .
• the revelation means can be a revelation frame and the observation of the nested images can be done by a relative displacement, in particular by translation, of the revelation means with respect to the combined image.
• the revelation means may be a lenticular network and the observation of the nested images may be by relative displacement, in particular by translation, or by a change in the viewing angle of the revelation means superimposed on the combined image .
• FIG. 1 represents a series of nested images making it possible to create a combined image of a document according to the invention
• FIG. 2 represents a combined image of a document according to the invention obtained from the series of interleaved images of FIG. 1
• FIG. 3 represents an example of means of revealing a security document according to the invention; which can be associated with the combined image of FIG. 2
• FIGS. 4 to 6 show exemplary embodiments of security document according to the invention, the combined image or the revelation means being carried by a window of the document, FIGS.
• FIG. 7 to 11 show other exemplary embodiments of security document according to the invention, the combined image and / or the revealing means being carried by at least one security thread or foil
• FIG. example of two different combined images of a document according to the invention FIG. 12b represents an exemplary means for revealing a document according to the invention that can be associated with the combined images of FIG. 12a;
• FIGS. 13a and 13b show another example of a document according to the invention, and
• FIGS. 14 and 15 represent patterns that can be associated, these patterns each comprising at the same time a means of revelation and a combined image.
• FIG. 1 shows a series of interleaved images 2a making it possible to create a combined image 2 representing in this example a pattern in the form of an elephant.
• the nested images 2a correspond, for example, to four different positions of the elephant and thus make it possible to create a decomposition of the movement of the elephant.
• Each nested image 2a comprises a set of parallel lines, spaced apart from each other in a regular manner or not, and having variable thicknesses.
• FIG. 2 shows the combined image 2 obtained from the series of interleaved images 2a of FIG. 1.
• the images 2a are superimposed on each other so as to form a combined pattern which corresponds to the combined image 2.
• FIG. 3 shows an example of revealing means 3 in the form of a revealing frame that can be associated with the combined image 2 of FIG. 2.
• the revelation means 3 is for example of rectangular shape and comprises a set of parallel lines, spaced apart from each other regularly or not, and having varying thicknesses.
• the revelation means 3 has an area, a length and a width, greater than those of the combined image 2 thus making it easier to visualize all the movements of the elephant during the relative movement between the combined image 2 and the means of disclosure 3.
• the combined image 2 and the revelation means 3 comprise sets of lines alternately dark and clear, including black and white, but it could be otherwise.
• the lines could be colored and be different for the combined image 2 and for the revelation means 3.
• the revelation means 3 may also be a lenticular network comprising, for example, a translucent or transparent polymeric film.
• the lenticular network may in particular be microembossed or printed.
• FIGS. 4 to 6 show exemplary embodiments of security document 1 according to the invention, comprising a combined image 2 in accordance with that of FIG. 2 and a revelation means 3 in accordance with that of FIG. 3.
• the document 1 comprises a window 4, preferably at least partially transparent, in which the revealing means 3 appears.
• the document 1 also comprises a combined image 2 carried on the document 1, for example by printing, in particular soft-sizing, or metallization and / or demetallization.
• the area on which the combined image 2 appears may also be at least partially transparent.
• the security document 1 comprises a window 4, preferably at least partially transparent, in which a combined image 2 appears.
• the document 1 also comprises a patch 5 comprising, for example, holographic impressions, on which is shown the means
• the patch 5 may also be at least partially transparent.
• the patch 5 may include metallizations and / or demetallizations, for example aluminum, and the revelation means 3 may comprise holographic impressions and / or metallizations and / or demetallizations.
• the document 1 comprises a window 4, preferably at least partially transparent, on which the revealing means 3 appears.
• the document 1 also comprises a security thread 6 on which the combined image 2 appears.
• security 6 may also be at least partially transparent or have a partially transparent area at the combined image 2.
• FIGS. 7 to 11 show further examples of security document 1 according to the invention comprising a combined image 2 and a revelation means 3 in accordance with those of FIGS. 2 and 3, the combined image 2 and / or the revealing means 3 being carried by at least one security thread or foil.
• the document 1 comprises a security thread 6 of sufficient width to alternately display combined images 2 and revealing means 3.
• the security thread 6 is at least partially transparent or presents a or at least partially transparent areas at the combined images 2 and / or revealing means 3.
• the document 1 comprises a security thread 6 on which there is a means of revealing 3.
• the document 1 also comprises a combined image 2, for example in the form of a softprint on the document 1.
• the security thread 6 may be at least partially transparent or have an at least partially transparent area.
• the document 1 may also include an area at least partially transparent at the combined image 2.
• the document 1 comprises two security son 6a and 6b.
• the security thread 6a comprises three combined images 2 and the security thread 6b comprises three revelation means 3.
• the security thread 6a and / or the security thread 6b may be at least partially transparent or comprise at least one at least partially transparent zone, especially at a combined image 2 or a revelation means 3.
• the document 1 comprises a foil 7 on which there is an alternation of combined images 2 and of revealing means 3.
• the foil 7 can be at least partially transparent or comprise at least one zone that is at least partially transparent at the level a combined image 2 and / or a revelation means 3.
• the document 1 comprises a security thread 6 on which a combined image 2 appears.
• the document 1 also comprises a patch 5, which may comprise holographic metallizations or not, on which there appears a means of revelation 3.
• the security thread 6 may be at least partially transparent or comprise an area at least partially transparent at the combined image 2.
• the patch 5 may also be at least partially transparent, especially at the level of the revelation means 3.
• the combined images 2 and the revelation means 3 can be inverted.
• the at least partially transparent areas may be located at the combined images 2 or the revelation means 3, or at both.
• the security son or son 6, 6a and 6b can be introduced in the security document 1 in a conventional manner, for example surface, mass or window (s).
• the authentication of the documents 1 can be done by folding the documents 1 in the direction of the length or the width so as to superimpose at least partially the combined images 2 and the revelation means 3, then to relatively move relative to each other. to others so as to visualize for example the illusion of a movement of the elephant and / or to change the viewing angle of the combined images 2 and 3 superimposed revelation means.
• FIG. 12a two different combined images (21) and (22) are schematically represented, the second combined image (22) being a symmetrical image of the first combined image (21).
• the second combined image (22) has also been reduced in size and multiplied to obtain a combined image array (22) organized in rows and columns.
• Figure 12b shows the revealing frame (3) of the nested images (21a) and (22a) shown schematically in Figure 12a.
• This revelation frame (3) is constituted by the association of two elementary frames (3a) and (3b) for respectively observing the nested images (21a) and (22a).
• Figure 13a is shown a document (1) having a front (la) and a back (Ib).
• the document (1) is provided with two transparent windows (4) carrying respectively a combined image (2) metallized and a revelation frame (3) metallized.
• the combined image (2) is formed by a first aluminum metallization on the front (la) and a second metallization, identical and the copper register on the back (Ib).
• said revealing frame (3) is formed by a first copper metallization on the front (la) and a second metallization, identical and to the register, aluminum on the back (Ib).
• FIG. 14 is a schematic representation of a combined image 22 arranged in a combined image array 22 around a revealing frame 31.
• FIG. 15 is a diagrammatic representation of a combined image 21 surrounded by a revelation screen 32.
• the patterns represented in FIGS. 14 and 15 can be respectively arranged on a document and on the same document, a similar document or another object, and vice versa.
• the combined image array 22 constitutes two bands between which the revealing frame 31 is arranged in a strip.
• the combined image 21 is then repeated along a strip placed centrally between two strips constituting the frame of revelation 32.
• This variant and the repetition of the combined images and / or revelation frame according to a band makes it possible in particular to facilitate the registration by removing an orientation.
• cross-referencing will not be necessary and only a marking in the direction will be necessary.

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