Security

Patents tagged Security

Sep 22, 2026

US12742614 - Rapid deployment security fence

A rapidly deployable portable security fence has individual panels formed with bullet resistant material sandwiched in the middle of the panel structure between sheets of aluminum. Each panel has saw tooth blades and a formed deflector panel mounted at the top thereof to deter people from scaling and climbing over the security fence. The structure of the fence and method of deploying the fence results in a rapid deployment to provide a temporary and removable security fence in situations and locations where a permanent bullet resistant security fence is not desired or has not yet been installed. The panels are supported by H-beam support posts receiving the panels at the opposing edges thereof. The fence is maintained in a vertical orientation by stabilizers on opposing sides thereof, such as telescopic legs. A securement apparatus pulls the panels toward the support past to integrate the panels and the support posts together.

Sep 15, 2026

US12736310 - Method of forming a bullet resistant security fence

A method of constructing a bullet resistant security fence includes stacking a plurality of horizontally oriented metal panel members between I-beam support posts. Each metal panel member has a hollow void that can receive an insert module to enhance the bullet resistant capability of the fence structure. The insert module can be formed with alternating layers of metal sheeting and furniture grade plywood, screwed together to create an integral module. The insert module can be formed of multiple layers of ballistic material which may or may not have metal sheeting sandwiching the multiple layers of ballistic material. The multiple layers of ballistic material can be pressed together to form an integrated, unitary member. Each metal extrusion includes an interlocking configuration to resist penetration of the fence at the joint between metal panel members. Crash protection can be added by running cables through the voids in the lowermost panel members.

Jul 7, 2026

US12674637 - Trigger lock device

A secure trigger lock for a firearm includes a solid body, an interior region formed within the solid body and adapted to accept a trigger of the firearm via an entrance formed to allow insertion of the trigger into the interior region of the solid body, the trigger when inserted into the interior region resting against an arcuate interior wall of the interior region of the solid body. A heavy jamb security device for a firearm is disclosed. The heavy jamb security device includes a pin lock; two legs coupled to the pin lock; a leg holder coupled to the heavy jamb security device; pin lock head tabs; and a guard rail nose configured to guide the two legs of the heavy jamb security device down to a bottom of the leg holder on either side of the leg holder.

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Apr 7, 2026

US12595701 - Manufacturing method of an intelligent anti-terrorism protective door

A manufacturing method of an intelligent anti-terrorism protective door comprises the following steps: S1, making front and rear door panels; S2, cutting the composite door core panel materials; S3, making protective door frame; S4, assembling bulletproof and explosion-proof armored composite door core panel; S5, making the door frame; S6, decorating the surface of the protective door; S7, overall assembly; S8, installing the lock; S9, packaging the protective door. The manufacturing method is simple and easy to implement, with strict control over every aspect from raw materials, production processes, to quality control during the manufacturing process, ensuring the product quality. This not only makes the product fire-proof and anti-theft, but also has explosion-proof and bulletproof properties, effectively preventing explosions and bullet attacks, greatly improving the security of the protective door.

Mar 24, 2026

US12584716 - Aerial drone incapacitator

This application describes a portable system for safely and non-destructively intercepting aerial and ground-based objects using advanced sensor technology and net deployment mechanisms. The system detects and tracks objects, identifies targets, and deploys a net for interception. Designed for flexibility, the system features automatic reloading for continuous operation and is adaptable to various environments, making it suitable for security and defense applications.

Feb 10, 2026

US12546571 - Visibility-impairing security device

A visibility-impairing security device is disclosed for producing a gathering of air-suspended light-obscuring matter to obscure vision. The device comprises a body comprising an emission unit receiving portion for holding an emission unit having an outlet for emitting the matter; an opening for the passing therethrough of the matter from the outlet; and a door for closing the opening. The door is configured to move between a closed position in which the opening is covered and an open position in which the opening is at least partially open, thus allowing for the passing therethrough of the matter from the outlet when the door is in the open position.

Feb 3, 2026

US12540800 - Systems and methods for providing a deployable perimeter security apparatus

Embodiments of the disclosure can provide systems and methods for providing a deployable perimeter security apparatus. The apparatus can include a frame with a box-shape, including a first opposing side and a second opposing side; an anchor device operable to extend from a third side of the frame; a first intermediate panel operable to telescope from the first opposing side of the frame; a second intermediate panel operable to telescope from the second opposing side of the frame; one or more telescoping panels, each operable to telescope from a leading side of at least one intermediate panel; one or more lead folding panels, each operable to mount to a leading side of at least one telescoping panel; and one or more extension folding panels, each operable to mount to either an extended side of at least one lead folding panel or an extended side of another extension folding panel.

Jan 27, 2026

US12535292 - Systems and methods of handgun and holster safety and security

A method for securely maintaining a handgun in a holster is provided. The method comprises a secure handgun holster receiving, at a circuit board within the holster, contact from a lever within the holster, the contact resulting from pushing action of the lever; The method also comprises the holster waking up the circuit board based on the received contact. The method also comprises the holster verifying, via an authorized user detection process executed at least by the circuit board, that a provider of the push action is an authorized user of a handgun presently held by the holster. The method also comprises the holster activating, based on the verification, an unlocking process. The method also comprises the holster releasing the handgun based on completion of the unlocking process.

Nov 18, 2025

US12475753 - Message encoding for weapon communications

The present disclosure provides systems and techniques for communicating across electronic components of a device. The device may be a gun, and the device may encode messages to improve the security of the device. The device may obtain a first spreading code, encode, at a first electronic component, a first message according to the first spreading code to produce a first encoded message, transmit the first encoded message from the first electronic component to a second electronic component across a physical communication channel, decode, at the second electronic component, the first encoded message according to the first spreading code, and perform a first action in response to the decoding the first encoded message. The first action may include discharging electric charge from a capacitor bank, charging the capacitor bank, firing a projectile, arming the device, disarming the device, or transmitting data across an additional communication channel.

May 13, 2025

US12298094 - Firearm security device

A firearm security device removably connected to at least a portion of a firearm, the firearm security device including a biometric sensor to scan a physical characteristic of a user and send biometric data therefrom, a control unit running a program thereon and connected to the biometric sensor to compare the biometric data received from the biometric sensor to user data to determine whether the user is an authorized user of the firearm, and a locking pin disposed on a trigger bar of the firearm and connected to the control unit to prevent use of the firearm until the control unit determines the user is authorized to use the firearm.