What does OVI stand for?

Optically Variable Ink

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Information technology (IT) and computers

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Other intricate new safeguards included an enhanced embedded security thread, a security watermark, different microprinting and the use of an optically variable ink.

Ex-IRA leader arrested over fake dollars plot; 1.Powerful pair: ...

There are numerous security features, incorporating raised numbers, optically variable ink which changes colour as the cards is tilted and a raised plant stem from which the UK's national flowers - rose, thistle, daffodil and shamrock - grow.

ID card design revealed by home secretary

When we sell our proprietary security ink products, like optically variable inks, we go in and do a physical audit of the printing facility," he says.

Security labeling: the security labeling industry aims to keep a step ...

Options include secure thermal transfer ribbon, optically variable ink, and the ability to deliver the KODAK TRACELESS System for Anticounterfeiting via NEXPRESS Presses.

Kodak Showcases Innovative Printing Solutions at drupa 2008

Examples include holograms (three-dimensional images), kinegrams (similar to holograms, except that they show different images or give the effect of a moving image when viewed at different angles), and optically variable inks (color-shifting inks, like that on U.

The spurious and the injurious: a look at the latest solutions in ...

Kodak's security technologies are utilized to implement overt and covert features on products or packaging, such as digital watermarks, microprinting, optically variable inks and a variety of ultra covert markers.

Kodak Calls on Businesses and Industry to Join the Fight Against ...

These elements are printed in an optically variable ink that shifts color under normal light and becomes greatly illuminated when exposed to ultraviolet light.

New Datacard Security Laminate Offers Lower Costs, Faster Delivery; ...

System security features include, among other things, ultraviolet ink, an invisible anti-counterfeiting feature that becomes visible when an ultraviolet light is used to illuminate the card, as well as the company's Tri Color PolaSecure feature, which has three optically variable inks printed on the card's inner laminate.

Oregon Department of Transportation Selects Digimarc ID Systems for ...