HLAN Networking of the Electronic 

Inspectors




























Graphene™ delivers also turnkey complete systems networking all existing electronic inspectors in a Packaging Company.    On the base of hardware by Cisco™, hp™, NETGEAR™ or any other choice, we can always integrate all inspection equipments into the Packaging factory own mainframe or let them be accessed by individual terminals.   

What is the most comfortable way to maximise Production and Quality levels of the Food and Beverage Packaging Lines ?    Three different answers exist, following the rationale of the different roles played in the Food and Beverage Packaging process:

  1. Maintenance Staff rationale

An example of the rationale driving the Staff involved in Maintenance activities, can be recognized in their necessity to control constantly and parameterize all the inspection equipments in each Packaging Line.  As an example, all models of electronic inspectors based on cameras:

  • Empty Bottle Inspectors (EBI) model InLine™ or InLine, 
  • Final Inspection systems FinalView™, 
  • VISION™ Full Bottle Inspectors,
  • SX™ Bottle Sorting units,  

need frequent controls and readjustments of their sensitivity, of the position of the inspection masks and, due to the conveyor belt progressive extension, also of the synchronisation.

But, there are also other relevant reasons: to reject the minimum means to increase the Production efficiency much more than the mere increase due to the elimination of the False Rejects.   High reject ratios means fallen bottles, jams and Machines’ downtimes (examples: Filler, Labellers, Craters, Decraters, Palletisers,etc.).   Let frequent activities like the software and parametric maintenances or the typical control of the rejects become a comfortable routine.   


  1. Production Staff rationale

An example of the rationale driving the Staff involved in Production activities, can be recognized in their necessity to constantly control, record, log, print and save data.   Data describing at constant intervals, as an example associated to the change of Staff Shift or a batch of production, what rejects, originated by what of the individual inspections, reduced with losses the Production efficiency.    What cause, when and along how many seconds, created losses after having introduced a Production downtime.  Only objective numbers and records related to amounts of stops, caps, closures, glass or PET bottles, cans, lids, crates or cases, let facts speak, caring the vital interests of the Production Professionals.


   NETGEAR™ is our standard hardware, aside of hp™ and Cisco™ (  Netgear/2014)


  1. Staff Training Dept. rationale
















An example of the rationale driving the Staff involved in Training activities, can be recognized in their necessity to pass from theory to practice.   Whioever has observed the preference of the Staff involved in Production (Operators and Supervisors) and Maintenance, for the practical activities and exercises, rather than hours of theory.    But, training Production and Maintenance Staff in the running Packaging Line, due to the extremely noisy environment, means that just a few attending the course shall really hear all what is being in the meantime explained.  

The best way to reach all these goals is just one: the safest Ethernet cable networking of all of the electronic inspection equipments to:

  1. your own laptop (or, your Company desktop),
  2. Maintenance Department's computer,
  3. Production Manager's computer,
  4. Packaging Line Manager's computer,

without any interference, no software nor hardware, into the Company own pre-existing Ethernet network.   The best way to cut losses and increase the Production efficiency, is the most comfortable one: from Your chair.  Supervisiong it all in the concentration only available in your Office, far from the difficult and noisy environment of the Packaging Lines.   To train Production and Maintenance Staff in the running Packaging Line, due to the extremely noisy environment, mean that just a few attending the course shall really hear all what is being in the meantime explained.  



Turnkey Networking Solutions

And, as a consequence, we master execution and turnkey delivery of the entire hardware and software system, including high-Quality Switches, Modem-routers, Category 6 Ethernet cable, etc.    Our hardware choice is NETGEAR™.   

Have Your Company’s IT Department any preference toward some different brands or standards, like Cisco™ or hp™ ?   

Do you favour VLAN-solutions, integrated in your Company pre-existing network ?       It’ll be for us a pleasure to tailor hardware and software components following your preferences.


 

Pricing

Systems with these potentialities are normally offered for (80,000-100,000)$.   So expensive to cost as much as an additional, non-existing, electronic inspector.   Rare Bottlers may afford such an investment.     Our viewpoint is that what the Electronic Inspectors in each Packaging Line really need is ...You.    They need your maximally concentrated attention and know-how, to let you see what performances they are immediately later capable to assure to your automated Quality Control.   Graphene™ makes available this important Company Upgrade as an hardware + software + installation + commissioning package whose all-inclusive pricing starts from $ 990.     

Provide us some basics, like the position in the Line or Lines’ Layout of the electronic inspection equipments, and from where you’d like to control them.   Graphene™ shall show you how to meet your specific requests.

Further informations here.


Pinterest





Starting by March 20, 2015 all images in this website may be pinned in Pinterest and visible linking:

https:www.interest/graphenecontrol







2014

http://www.graphene-lda.com in 2014:

16921 Visitors from over 160 Countries



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“Cognition: Act or process of knowing. Cognition includes every mental process that may be described as an experience of knowing (including perceiving, recognizing, conceiving, and reasoning), as distinguished from an experience of feeling or of willing. Philosophers have long been interested in the relationship between the knowing mind and external reality; …”

Merriam-Webster dictionary, an Encyclopedia Brytannica Company, 2014


How do we search for informations ?








The Merriam-Webster dictionary, an Encyclopedia Brytannica Company, clears this is an act of cognition.  Cognition originates by Middle English cognicion, from Anglo-French, from Latin cognition-, cognitio, from cognoscere to become acquainted with, know, from co- + gnoscere to come to know.   They are part of our mind symbols acting like arrows or the pointers familiar to coders.   If we think, as an example, to full bottle inspectors or bottling controls, we start by a minimum of symbols and look all around for associated symbols and their relations.   Known example for this activity is searching for content by mean of Google™-like search engines, or its classic counterpart like opening and reading a book.    This is the rationale back of of the following list of twenty nine networked domains and websites controlled by Graphene™:

  1. http://www.graphene.limited
  2. http://www.graphene-lda.com
  3. http://www.graphenelda.com      
  4. http://www.graphene-controls.com
  5. http://www.graphene-lda.us
  6. http://www.graphenelda.us
  7. http://www.graphenelda.eu
  8. http://www.graphene-lda.eu
  9. http://www.graphene.do
  10. http://www.inspection.nu
  11. http://www.inspectors-service.com
  12. http://www.inspectors-servicing.eu
  13. http://www.inspectors-servicing.info
  14. http://www.bottle-inspection.com
  15. http://www.bottling-controls.com
  16. http://www.bottling-quality-controls.com
  17. http://www.electronic-inspection.com
  18. http://www.electronic-inspection.eu
  19. http://www.electronic-inspection.com
  20. http://www.electronic-inspection.info
  21. http://www.electronic-inspectors.biz
  22. http://www.electronic-inspectors.com
  23. http://www.electronic-inspectors.biz
  24. http://www.electronic-inspectors.info
  25. http://www.electronic-inspectors.net
  26. http://www.electronic-inspectors.org
  27. http://www.food-and-beverage-controls.com
  28. http://www.full-bottle-inspectors.com
  29. http://www.mantenimiento-inspectores.com




To be closer to your own idea of Electronic Inspection, 29 ways to let whoever reach an easy access and download of free-of-charge information about Food and Beverage Technologies and Bottling Controls.  

Privacy Policy Update

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We have updated our Privacy Policy, accounting for details of the Newsletters.

Visitors from over 115 countries

JUNE 9, 2014

  9 months passed since this web site http://www.graphene-lda.com started to broadcast informations about services and technologies for the automated Quality Control for the Food and Beverage packaging plants.  To the date, it received visits from over 115 countries, visible in the image above. 

Ten countries ranking in the top: 

  1. USA 
  2. Germany
  3. China
  4. Italy
  5. United Kingdom
  6. France
  7. Spain
  8. India
  9. Taiwan
  10. Brazil

 

with the USA having the major share: over 75 %.

Support ticketing service


Now it is possible to have the fastest access to Graphene® Customers Support service, by clicking the “Feedback” vertical key appearing on the right side of each page:


1 med hr

Above:  the fastest access to Graphene® Support service, clicking the “Feedback” lateral key appearing on right side of each one web page












This ticketing service is provided in partnership with a world leader in softwares for Customer Assistance: UserVoice® a San Francisco-based company.   In brief, UserVoice is a software-as-a-service provider of Customer Support tools that include:

  • Support Ticket system, to track and respond to Customer Support requests;
  • a knowledge base to answer common questions and help users find the information they need when they need it;
  • feedback forums, to understand the ideas Users care about most.

Clicking the lateral tab results in the opening of the window visible below, where are spaces to: write:

  • write your email address, so we can answer you;
  • write your text;
  • upload eventual attachments.

Immediately after you send your support or infos request, you’ll receive our confirmation email. In the special case you have not received anything, check your spam filter mailbox, where the conformation email could have been erroneously deposited. 





Not vulnerable to the Heartbleed attack


Food and Beverage sensitive  =  Data sensitive 

Visitors have surely observed what at first sight could seem an anomaly in this web site.  The amount of web pages devoted to Information Security seems something misplaced in a website addressed to Food and Beverage Safety and Electronic Inspection.  In the reality, they are strictly related.  Food and Beverage Safety is a  subject extremely sensitive, because of the entity of the effects of its violations.  Damages to individual Persons and Companies. Violations most frequently due to human-factor (unintentional error) but also to intentional, willingful negligence or worse.  Because of those damages, the due repairs and indemnizations result extreme.  

Meaning there are extreme reasons for the bad guys to invest in hacking activities to steal informations.












The many pages and news related in this web site to secrecy of the communications, SSL-keys, certification authorities, etc. are a reflex of the countermeasures we took since the start in 2013, when this web site started its existence.  As a result, your and our communications were not endangered by Heartbleed (codenamed CVE-2014-0160, http://www.openssl.org/), a flaw in the OpenSSL, encryption software used by the vast majority of websites to protect sensitive information. This vulnerability in OpenSSL allows an attacker to reveal up to 64KB of memory to a connected client or server. This flaw could expose sensitive data such as passwords or usernamesm even when you thought it was encrypted. 

Today we tested our systems and security by mean of an additional entity, a non-commercial one.  One different than the Israel-based 6Scan® or the US-based GeoTrust® and TRUSTe®, or other anti-hacking paraphernalia we and our partners adopt, like ClamAV™, Hackscan®, Fortinet®, Intego®, etc.  

The test report below originate by QUALYS® SSL LABS.   Our Visitors are warmly invited to test their own Servers and Browsers (clicking the hyperlink) to know what is their real situation.    

Below, the full report related to this Graphene® web site evidences we are not endangered by the Heartbleed attack.  Knowing that the attack started in 2011 and interested ~67 % of the web sites, you can imagine how many times in the reality all of your data had been collected by the worse thinkable Third Parties and how many passwords, however complex you created them, have to urgently change now.



IAFP 2014 annual meeting









In the following the contents of the subjects discussed in the meetings at IAFP 2014, betweeen August 3 and 6, 2014 at Indianapolis, USA.  

Food and Beverage Safety, are as usual the key subjects:  

  • HACCP, 
  • Food and Beverage Law, 
  • Food and Beverage Packaging, 
  • microbial, viral and chemical contaminations of the beverages.




Further details at http://www.foodprotection.org




Vimeo™ weekly statistics of Graphene® videos and animations


February 27, 2014





Last July 7, 2013 Graphene™ started to broadcast its videos and animations by mean of the world recognized no. 1 in Full High Definition video hosting: Vimeo™.  Technical and scientific videos and animations whose massive presence in our network of web sites is vital to assure the maximum comprehension of subjects definitely advanced.  After 8 months it is possible to take a look at the geographic coverage and interest toward our videos and animations, shown below.


Above:  a sight to the geographic interest toward our videos and animations, 8 months after

Graphene® partners with 6Scan

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Above:  6Scan security badge appears green coloured after each daily attack of the bots of 6Scan successfully impeded by this website.  Also, indicates the date of the last test


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To assure our Visitors' right to a safe navigation thru this web site, Graphene® announces the partnership with 6Scan. Partnership signalled by the newly appeared security badge in the lower right angle of all of our pages. The robots of 6Scan attack our web site each 24 hours on a daily base, using a range of hacking strategies.  

In the case they'd encounter the way to break through our actual defenses, assured by CloudFlare® and A2 Hosting®, 6Scan:

  • auto-fixes immediately the eventual causes for the risky condition;
  • warns us.


In the following, 6Scan describe itself:

"The Story

Our story begins at Matzov, the Israeli military unit responsible for defending confidential communications from hackers - the Israeli counterpart of America's NSA.  After spending years designing security algorithms and testing products for vulnerabilities, we became the go-to people for help with securing, well, pretty much anything. We couldn't help but notice a question that kept popping up: "My website got hacked; what do I do now?" None of the solutions we knew of could fix that problem once and for all - they were either complicated, expensive, or did only half the job. Thus, we decided to see if we could think up a way to protect websites that is both affordable and easy enough to use so that websites of any size and budget could finally solve the hacker problem, once and for all - and 6Scan was born.

The Mission

Our mission is to reverse the rising trend of successful website hacks, making the Internet a safer place for website owners as well as for users. As more and more websites will use our one-click, always-updated protection, hackers will have less and less surface area to perform their attacks.

The Location

6Scan's R&D is headquartered on Rothschild Blvd., in the heart of Tel Aviv, Israel”


Features:

Dual Scan

6Scan's Dual Scan approach detects active malware infections and vulnerabilities that could make your site a target for future attacks. This proactive free service works seamlessly in the background to maintain website security.


Auto-Fix

When Dual Scan technology discovers an issue, our Auto-Fix solution acts immediately to resolve the problem. With 6Scan installed there is no need to worry about the time, effort or expense required to secure your website and protect your reputation.


Firewall

6Scan includes a Web Application Firewall (WAF) that uses pattern matching to block out even more security threats For the advanced user, our application firewall is completely configurable so you can choose the level of security you desire for your site.


Cutting Edge Research

The research team works around the clock to find undocumented vulnerabilities. The moment a vulnerability is discovered, our Dual Scan and Auto-Fix features update automatically to proactively protect 6Scan customers from emerging threats.


Blacklist Monitoring

6Scan monitors top blacklists to ensure your site maintains a clean reputation.


Notifications

Receive email or SMS messages with scan results. If an issue is found, 6Scan can send a message with details on how the problem was fixed.

Graphene®

Above:  Graphene® is now a registered service mark in the 31 countries depicted in green colour, 28 in the European Union plus Turkey, Macedonia and Serbia.  A territory inhabited in the end of 2011 by 592 millions of people, served by thousands of Food and Beverage Bottling Companies

December 13, 2013

The Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (OHMI) of the European Union endorsed without any opposition all of the requests of registration of the service mark Graphene.  

Graphene has been endorsed 112 Nice codes of activity, valid in the 31 countries depicted in green colour in the map above, 28 yet part of the EU, plus 3 future new-entries, Turkey, Macedonia and Serbia.  

An area totalling 592 millions of inhabitants in 2011.  The registration, valid until April 23, 2023 is published in the Bulletin of the European Union 228/2013. 

 

Above:  the 8-months timeline followed by Graphene, Lda. to obtain the registration of the service mark Graphene® 





































































































The EU classifies the activities of Graphene as Service categories:  EN-35,  EN-37,  EN-39,  EN-41 and EN-42.    The list of Service activities and related Technologies for which Graphene requested the Service Mark, adopting the OHIM updated wording of Nice Classification, accounts for:


Nice Classification:            39

List of goods and services:       

  1. Bottling services.


Nice Classification:            42

List of goods and services:             

  1. Analysis and evaluation of products and services with respect to possible future applications; 
  2. analysis and evaluation of product development; 
  3. scientific analysis; 
  4. updating of computer software; 
  5. calibration (measuring); 
  6. compilation of computer programs; 
  7. design of diagnostic apparatus and equipment; 
  8. design of computer hardware, software and computer peripherals; 
  9. design of machines, apparatus and instruments; 
  10. computer system design and analysis; 
  11. design and development of data entry systems; 
  12. design and development of testing and analysis methods; 
  13. design and development of new technology for others; 
  14. design and development of computer software for evaluation and calculation of data; 
  15. design, development, maintenance and updating of computer software for process control; 
  16. configuration, installation, fault diagnosis, repair, upgrading and maintenance of computer software; 
  17. consultancy relating to technical and scientific analysis; engineering and scientific consultancy; 
  18. consultancy relating to laboratory testing; quality control of goods; 
  19. providing technical advice in the field of scientific and industrial research; 
  20. providing information in the field of product design; 
  21. providing information in the field of product development; 
  22. inspection of goods for quality control; 
  23. installation, maintenance, updating and upgrading of computer software;
  24. research and development for others; 
  25. scientific research and development; 
  26. technical research; 
  27. provision of information and data relating to scientific and technological research and development; 
  28. computer programming for data processing;
  29. programming of data processing programs; 
  30. programming of computer software for evaluation and calculation of data;
  31. conducting of quality control tests; 
  32. conducting of quality control tests on goods and services; 
  33. scientific and technological services and research; 
  34. analysis and testing services relating to electrical engineering apparatus;
  35. industrial analysis services; 
  36. computer-aided industrial analysis services; 
  37. computer-aided industrial design, research, testing and analysis services;
  38. technical testing and quality control services; 
  39. research services for the development of new products; 
  40. technical measuring and testing services; 
  41. research, testing and analysis services; 
  42. technical measuring and testing laboratory services; 
  43. computer-aided scientific research services; 
  44. laboratory research and analysis services; 
  45. research and development services relating to measuring and regulating technology; 
  46. research, development, analysis and consultancy services in the field of engineering; 
  47. conducting sampling and analysis services to check for contamination;
  48. computer-aided testing services; 
  49. quality control testing and consultancy relating thereto; 
  50. quality control testing services for industrial machinery; 
  51. testing services for the certification of quality standards.



Nice Classification:           37

List of goods and services:      

  1. Providing advice relating to installation, maintenance and repair services; 
  2. providing information relating to the installation of electrical apparatus; 
  3. providing information relating to the installation of machinery; 
  4. providing information relating to the repair or maintenance of laboratory apparatus and instruments; 
  5. providing information relating to the repair or maintenance of measuring and testing machines; 
  6. providing information relating to the repair or maintenance of electronic machines and apparatus; 
  7. providing information relating to the repair or maintenance of optical machines and instruments; 
  8. providing information relating to repair and installation services; 
  9. repair information; installation and maintenance of electronic apparatus; 
  10. installation and maintenance of industrial plant and equipment; 
  11. installation, maintenance and repair of electronic control apparatus; 
  12. installation, maintenance and repair of quality control apparatus; 
  13. installation, maintenance and repair of measuring apparatus; 
  14. installation, maintenance and repair of measuring, signalling and monitoring apparatus and instruments; 
  15. installation, maintenance and repair of weighing apparatus; 
  16. installation, maintenance and repair of regulating, monitoring and control apparatus;
  17. installation, maintenance and repair of electrical and electronic apparatus and equipment; 
  18. installation, maintenance and repair of electrical and electronic measuring and testing apparatus and instruments; 
  19. installation, maintenance and repair of electrical devices; 
  20. installation, maintenance and repair of electrical and electronic apparatus for use in the field of automation; 
  21. installation, maintenance and repair of electronic monitoring apparatus; 
  22. installation, maintenance and repair of electronic data processing apparatus;
  23. installation, maintenance and repair of computer hardware for electronic data processing systems; 
  24. installation, maintenance and repair of hardware for data processing apparatus; 
  25. installation, maintenance and repair of packaging machines; 
  26. installation, maintenance and repair of container filling machines; 
  27. installation, maintenance and repair of filling machines; installation, maintenance and repair of printing machines; 
  28. installation, maintenance and repair of industrial machinery; 
  29. installation, maintenance and repair of automation systems; 
  30. maintenance of printing machines and digital printing systems; 
  31. maintenance of industrial machinery; repair of electrical equipment; 
  32. repair of industrial machinery; 
  33. repair and maintenance of electronic apparatus; 
  34. repair and maintenance of hardware for data processing apparatus; 
  35. repair and maintenance of electronic installations; 
  36. repair and maintenance of industrial machinery; 
  37. repair or maintenance of laboratory apparatus and instruments and providing information relating thereto; 
  38. repair or maintenance of electronic machines and apparatus; 
  39. repair or maintenance of optical machines and instruments and providing information relating thereto; 
  40. machinery retrofit and conversion services; 
  41. interference suppression in electrical apparatus.




Nice Classification:              35

List of goods and services:           

  1. Lifecycle costing; 
  2. cost price analysis regarding waste disposal, removal, handling and recycling.

60 countries in 5 months



February 23, 2014

This website devoted to the Quality Control automation and Machine Vision in Beverage Bottling Lines, started the introduction of content inherent to its subjects, 5 months ago.  In the following, a table showing from what countries Visitors opened these:

                    http://www.graphene-lda.com 


web pages. 

After the initial 5 months, and without Google-referrarls or other kind of paid advertisement:

  • total 60 countries;
  • 80 % of the visits originating by the USA: our North American Visitors alone, opened ~100000 pages of the total actual > 130000.


95 % of the humanity lives in these 60 countries.



Terms of Use update







October 7, 2013

Following the 'Open Gates' initiative, announced last Oct. 3, 2013 in these News, they have been updated the sections:

  • Terms of Use
  • Rights and Permissions
  • Acknowledgements
  • Site Accessibility.

Open Gates

October 3, 2013










Each one website has its own type of content.  90 % of the company's websites, purportedly introduce nearly only promotional content being needed by the company when, on the opposite, content should be wanted by the Visitors.   Content that’s massively useful and provided for free, no forms to fill, no email address, no 'first born child' required.   

Following this 'open gates' logic, Graphene is actively working to provide Visitors with:

  • free-of-charge technical documentation, infographics and guides, rather than advertisement brochures;
  • massively useful and operative methods for Bottling Quality Control, rather than semi-hidden suggestions sounding like a continuous invitation to "buy this or that".

As a consequence, we announce they are being introduced modifications to Terms of Use and Rights & Permissions site policies, corresponding to the open gates address.

Graphene® Channel in Vimeo®

September 27, 2013   


Today, they started to be broadcast 31 of the hundredths of mainly Full HD Graphene® videos, by mean of the World most powerful platform for High Definition streaming: Vimeo™.  A new Graphene® Channel, exclusively devoted to innovation of the automatised Quality Control in world wide Bottling Lines.    

We strongly suggest the vision in Vimeo "Couch Mode".

Its subjects, the Services and Technologies provided by Graphene® to worldwide Food and Beverage Bottling Factories:

  • Machine Vision,
  • Optoelectronics, 
  • Theory of Information,
  • Theory of Error and Measurement,
  • Bottling Line technologies,
  • Food and Beverage Safety,
  • Bottling Controls, 
  • Root Cause Analysis applied to Bottling Line inefficiencies, contaminations and Customers' injuries;
  • Risk Assessment for Bottling Lines' Machinery inefficiencies, contaminations and Customers' injuries.


Via-Internet it can be accessed clicking the image on side. As an alternative is the Apple TV Vimeo service.

Vimeo video hosting











August 27, 2013     

Clicking the light blue Vimeo badge visible above, will link you to Graphene's profile in the Vimeo network, allowing further download of videos in the subjects of Food & Beverage Quality Assurance, Quality Control methods and Electronic Inspection.  To offer its Visitors and Customers the best vision conditions front of tens of gigabytes of high definition multimedia content, Graphene adhered to Vimeo network.  Vimeo, based in New York City, offers to this Graphene network the value added represented by:

  • 50 GB of video storage
  • No bandwidth caps or time limits
  • High Definition video, up to HD 1080, meaning the same as a Blu-ray Disc 
  • Compatibility with Mobile, tablet and connected TV
  • HTML5 support
  • Adobe® Flash® support


HD 1080 (1920 x 1080 pixel) maximum definition available for videos streamed through Vimeo™ service,                                    compared to all existing standards




































Vimeo's hosting video High Definition capability, are added to CloudFlare® cloud based fast content delivery (24 Data Centres in 16 Countries), to assure you the best conditions when visiting this network of web sites.  Further detailed information about the complete list of Mobile devices, Streaming Players & TV’s and Softwares already including Vimeo, or for which there exist and are freely downloadable applications, is available at: https://vimeo.com/everywhere

Coming to the professional reviews and comparisons with other video hosting and streaming platforms, e.g. YouTube, in the following we’ll quote the words of Dan Sung at Pocket Lint (http://www.pocket-lint.com), interviewing the Vimeo CEO, Dae Mellencamp, at her hotel during one of the latest and famous Barcelona’s Mobile World Congress: 

“…..If you haven’t heard of Vimeo before, then, you’re wrong. You have. If YouTube is the household name in online video, then Vimeo (an anagram of movie), along with DailyMotion, is the next most likely you’ll come across when sent a link of the latest must-see. A little different from the other big players, Vimeo prides itself on a more discerning user base made up of indie filmmakers or those with a passion for movies of all lengths and genres who call themselves Vimeans. Home to 10 million of them, the site was the first to support HD videos in October 2007 and one of the few to shun preroll adverts from the start of their clips.

“We work very hard to create the best online video experience possible,” says Mellencamp, describing Apple’s validation of the company. “That’s our goal and the fact that they support that is evidence that we’re doing a good job.”

Indeed, it was news to the Vimeo CEO and all her staff when the Mountain Lion announcement hit. As it turns out, they were on a team outing at the time and were as shocked as anyone else.

“They didn’t tell us at all. It’s really quiet when you work with them. Apple keeps us in the dark as much as anyone else. We work with them and they’re a great partner,” she adds, understandably quick to not break any invisible rules, “but you don’t always know the details or when.”

One reason that makes Vimeo the likely choice for a company like Apple - aside from the obvious conspiracy theories on the Google/Apple conflict - is inherent in an ethos that very closely matches that of the computer giant. Part of creating the best online video platform is putting the user experience first. While Apple’s iOS and OS X are well known for their simplicity, Vimeo too has plenty of gongs on the UX front and pages in books on the subject devoted to its platform.   In January, the company unveiled a huge redesign of the sort that might just have caught Cupertino’s attention in the first place. Features, like a larger player, a stripped-back look with fewer links per screen and hidden browser, aim to put a greater focus on the videos themselves while adding more keyboard shortcuts, greater social support and multiple file uploading are just a few of the additions to make Vimeo easier to use and a richer experience for those for whom it’s already familiar. But if some of those ideas feel obvious, then it might be because they’ve been in the pipeline for quite a while….."

CloudFlare® Content Delivery Network

Cloudflare® Content Delivery Network


June 21, 2013     

Graphene joined the Pro level of the CloudFlare® global network.  CloudFlare is a massive Cloud Network based on 28 data centers distributed in 16 countries:

  • Australia, 
  • Austria, 
  • Canada, 
  • Czech Republic, 
  • France, 
  • Germany, 
  • Hong Kong, 
  • Japan, Poland, 
  • Singapore, 
  • South Korea, 
  • Sweden, 
  • The Netherlands, 
  • United Kingdom,
  • United States of America.   


CloudFlare® provides dynamic web badges whose colour changes depending on the status of the access of the website (and, inherent safeties for the accessing Visitor) on CloudFlare.  

Please, refer to the  badge in the lower left side of each web page.

if your connection to this Website is: 

  • based on CloudFlare, the cloud in the badge will be of orange colour;
  • not based on CloudFlare, the cloud in the badge will merge with it.












CloudFlare protects from malwares and accelerates the downloading of the pages of Graphene website for Visitors.  More, it reduces hops and latency.  Commonly a single request is less than 10 hops and takes less than 30ms. Data centers automatically cache the web site static files at their edge nodes so that these files are stored closer to Visitors, what allow to deliver the dynamic content directly from the web server.  CloudFlare uses the technology called 'Anycast' to route Visitors to the nearest data center.

Approximately two-thirds of the requests for sites in CloudFlare are served directly from the cache of a data center that is physically the closest to the person surfing the web. The fact that CloudFlare has data centers around the world means that whether you are in Atlanta, Sao Paulo or Vladivostok, web pages are delivered to you quickly, even if the original web server is thousands of kilometers away.   

The cooperation with CloudFlare® allows us to provide faster and safe connection with Visitors, and the location of them almost doesn´t matter.  Further information here.


A website certified by GeoTrust® Certification Authority


Mountain Valley, California, USA  -   July 26, 2013     

To assure continuity of  operation and the due secrecy of the communication with Visitors, Graphene adopts a tetrad of security measures .

A Bottler can face damages due to forced recalls, emergency situations, low quality of product, etc. The statistics of this it is possible to follow in the website of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and its webpage: Recalls, market Withdrawals, & Safety Alerts.  

We provide sensitive information how to avoid huge losses in production and shares in the market.

And because of these reasons, to protect our communications with Visitors & Customers, we choose Symantec, the greatest provider of Internet Security of the World. Recently Symantec, already owning Verisign® Certification Authority, acquired GeoTrust® Certification Authority, a 'CA' whose corporate headquarters are based in Mountain View, California, USA.

GeoTrust CA 'TrueBusinessID' encrypted connection, now provides to this website:

  • Security                        Company identification
  • Encryption                    256-bit,  4096-bit root   
  • Assurance                    250000 USD warranty 
  • Dynamic Seal               GeoTrust trust mark (see the one accessible on right side)
  • Universality                   support > 99% of browsers


The first step toward Security is the authentication of the identity of the Company asking to be certified.  As a condition to receive a certificate by this Certificate Authority, we were asked to confirm our business identity by mean of original registration documents.   Documents, which had to be provided to GeoTrust, were delivered in the unique way. To prevent any possible pre-existing Man-in-The-Middle attacks, they didn't pass through web communications at all.  

Later these documents were cross-checked with the Company documents deposited in the Registry Office of the Ministry of Justice of the country where Graphene is incorporated.   This way, GeoTrust verified that the Company has the right to use the domain name submitted in its application by checking with the domain name Registrar.   

Later there arrived a control phone-call to Graphene's office by the phone number they encountered with the help of an Internet search.

Then, and only then, after a 4-days long procedure, they processed the 4096 bit key Graphene® provided them, to obtain a new and final certificate allowing the SSL encryption of the traffic passing through the address:


                https://www.graphene-lda.com/.….


Internet’s one million most-visited domains rely on GeoTrust SSL more than any other Certificate Authority: now we know why.

A brand new website devoted to Bottlers and Beverage Controls


April 23, 2013     

Graphene™ started a brand new informational website, based on Sandvox®  and  Krypton Pro®  technologies  to enhance perception & awareness of its Services  & Technologies.    A web site whose multimedia content results fully used to let the Visitor have an easier and deeper comprehension of complex subjects typical for Optoelectronics.

The web server is an Apache 2.2, based at Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA.

As a solutions-oriented Company, Graphene™ sees its task to help Beverage Companies comply with food & beverage safety laws, and with their own Quality Control policies; to reach the maximum level of Production without cuting the Quality. By mean of care design and optimal decisions during installation & commissioning, adjusting to individual desires of each Bottler.


With Food & Beverage safety regulations and technologies changing every day, our new website will offer a valuable informational resource, providing consistent updates and product solutions for F & B  Companies. 

The site is segmented into several main solutions-oriented areas: 

  • Full Bottle Inspectors, 
  • Empty Bottle Inspectors for glass  
  • PET, 
  • Empty Crate Inspectors;
  • Full Case Inspectors,
  • Weighcheckers, 
  • Rejectors, Sampling, 
  • Conveyor Design, etc.  


Each area provides informations & case histories  to let Customers easily ascertain which solution meets their Quality or Production demands, and easily displays the wide variety of hardware solutions available.

Graphene® registered logo


July 17, 2013     

The "Industrial  Property  Bulletin" # 134/2013 of July 17, 2013, publication of the authority managing all request of patents and signs, namely the Portuguese Institute of Industrial Property, on its page 83 endorsed the worldwide registration of Graphene® company logo visible down.  The official communication to Graphene is available here.



Graphene is a bidimensional material (similar to the reticular structure visible above in the lower half of Graphene Lda. logo) consisting of a single layer of Carbonium atoms.  It was first time obtained a few decades ago by mean of nanotechnologies from slices of the more common graphite, a well known main component of pencils.   Layers  of graphene are arranged in a honeycomb structure.   It is the thinnest known material and, also, already one of the strongest.  At the ambient temperature, it conducts electricity as efficiently as copper, but outperforms other materials as a conductor of heat. 

During tests at extremely low temperatures, in 2010, graphene's junctions outperformed approximately 100 000 times faster the switching speed of today universally admitted Silicium's junctions.  These last are what since 40 years let all of our Electronics' technological applications function, including the device used to read these notes.  This result made graphene the best candidate to replace Silicium-based transistors & junctions, wherever speed is critical.    Laboratory instrumentation, computation, scientific research, aerospace, military & cryptologic applications are already on course. Graphene, being almost completely transparent, is so dense that even the smallest atom, Helium, cannot pass through it. Because of this feature, recently (2013)  there have  been built prototypal displays extremely thin.    Readers interested to deeper insights on graphene, are suggested to link here directly Andre Geim - Nobel Lecture: Random Walk to Graphene in Nobelprize.org. Nobel Media AB 2013. Web. 19 Jul 2013.


Graphene®: an European Union Service Mark


April 23, 2013       

Graphene enterprise presented requests for registration for its own name & trademark to the "Office for the Harmonization of the Internal Market”, “OHIM”, of the European Union, based at Alicante, Spain.  A request extended to 31 countries, codified on the base of the  Nice classification.   OHIM attributed to the trademark the number 011799186 and published it on Aug. 20, 2013 on its Bulletin.  The Nice Classification is a short name for 'International Classification of Goods and Services' (ICGS) for the Purposes of the Registration of Marks established under the Agreement on Classifications (the Nice Agreement) designed for trademarks registration.

The EU classifies the activities of Graphene as Service categories:  EN-35,  EN-37,  EN-39,  EN-41 and EN-42.   The list of Service activities and related Technologies for which Graphene requested the Service Mark, adopting the OHIM updated wording of Nice Classification, accounts for:


Nice Classification:                    39

List of goods and services:       

  1. Bottling services.


Nice Classification:                    37

List of goods and services:      

  1. Providing advice relating to installation, maintenance and repair services; 
  2. providing information relating to the installation of electrical apparatus; 
  3. providing information relating to the installation of machinery; 
  4. providing information relating to the repair or maintenance of laboratory apparatus and instruments; 
  5. providing information relating to the repair or maintenance of measuring and testing machines; 
  6. providing information relating to the repair or maintenance of electronic machines and apparatus; 
  7. providing information relating to the repair or maintenance of optical machines and instruments; 
  8. providing information relating to repair and installation services; 
  9. repair information; installation and maintenance of electronic apparatus; 
  10. installation and maintenance of industrial plant and equipment; 
  11. installation, maintenance and repair of electronic control apparatus; 
  12. installation, maintenance and repair of quality control apparatus; 
  13. installation, maintenance and repair of measuring apparatus; 
  14. installation, maintenance and repair of measuring, signalling and monitoring apparatus and instruments; 
  15. installation, maintenance and repair of weighing apparatus; 
  16. installation, maintenance and repair of regulating, monitoring and control apparatus;
  17. installation, maintenance and repair of electrical and electronic apparatus and equipment; 
  18. installation, maintenance and repair of electrical and electronic measuring and testing apparatus and instruments; 
  19. installation, maintenance and repair of electrical devices; 
  20. installation, maintenance and repair of electrical and electronic apparatus for use in the field of automation; 
  21. installation, maintenance and repair of electronic monitoring apparatus; 
  22. installation, maintenance and repair of electronic data processing apparatus;
  23. installation, maintenance and repair of computer hardware for electronic data processing systems; 
  24. installation, maintenance and repair of hardware for data processing apparatus; 
  25. installation, maintenance and repair of packaging machines; 
  26. installation, maintenance and repair of container filling machines; 
  27. installation, maintenance and repair of filling machines; installation, maintenance and repair of printing machines; 
  28. installation, maintenance and repair of industrial machinery; 
  29. installation, maintenance and repair of automation systems; 
  30. maintenance of printing machines and digital printing systems; 
  31. maintenance of industrial machinery; repair of electrical equipment; 
  32. repair of industrial machinery; 
  33. repair and maintenance of electronic apparatus; 
  34. repair and maintenance of hardware for data processing apparatus; 
  35. repair and maintenance of electronic installations; 
  36. repair and maintenance of industrial machinery; 
  37. repair or maintenance of laboratory apparatus and instruments and providing information relating thereto; 
  38. repair or maintenance of electronic machines and apparatus; 
  39. repair or maintenance of optical machines and instruments and providing information relating thereto; 
  40. machinery retrofit and conversion services; 
  41. interference suppression in electrical apparatus.


Nice Classification:                          42

List of goods and services:             

  1. Analysis and evaluation of products and services with respect to possible future applications; 
  2. analysis and evaluation of product development; 
  3. scientific analysis; 
  4. updating of computer software; 
  5. calibration (measuring); 
  6. compilation of computer programs; 
  7. design of diagnostic apparatus and equipment; 
  8. design of computer hardware, software and computer peripherals; 
  9. design of machines, apparatus and instruments; 
  10. computer system design and analysis; 
  11. design and development of data entry systems; 
  12. design and development of testing and analysis methods; 
  13. design and development of new technology for others; 
  14. design and development of computer software for evaluation and calculation of data; 
  15. design, development, maintenance and updating of computer software for process control; 
  16. configuration, installation, fault diagnosis, repair, upgrading and maintenance of computer software; 
  17. consultancy relating to technical and scientific analysis; engineering and scientific consultancy; 
  18. consultancy relating to laboratory testing; quality control of goods; 
  19. providing technical advice in the field of scientific and industrial research; 
  20. providing information in the field of product design; 
  21. providing information in the field of product development; 
  22. inspection of goods for quality control; 
  23. installation, maintenance, updating and upgrading of computer software;
  24. research and development for others; 
  25. scientific research and development; 
  26. technical research; 
  27. provision of information and data relating to scientific and technological research and development; 
  28. computer programming for data processing;
  29. programming of data processing programs; 
  30. programming of computer software for evaluation and calculation of data;
  31. conducting of quality control tests; 
  32. conducting of quality control tests on goods and services; 
  33. scientific and technological services and research; 
  34. analysis and testing services relating to electrical engineering apparatus;
  35. industrial analysis services; 
  36. computer-aided industrial analysis services; 
  37. computer-aided industrial design, research, testing and analysis services;
  38. technical testing and quality control services; 
  39. research services for the development of new products; 
  40. technical measuring and testing services; 
  41. research, testing and analysis services; 
  42. technical measuring and testing laboratory services; 
  43. computer-aided scientific research services; 
  44. laboratory research and analysis services; 
  45. research and development services relating to measuring and regulating technology; 
  46. research, development, analysis and consultancy services in the field of engineering; 
  47. conducting sampling and analysis services to check for contamination;
  48. computer-aided testing services; 
  49. quality control testing and consultancy relating thereto; 
  50. quality control testing services for industrial machinery; 
  51. testing services for the certification of quality standards.


Nice Classification:                        35

List of goods and services:           

  1. Lifecycle costing; 
  2. cost price analysis regarding waste disposal, removal, handling and recycling.



Due to the fact that technological Services are those offered by Graphene to its Food & Beverage industrial Customers, the most appropriate term results Service Mark, abbreviated ℠, rather than the commonly seen Trade Mark, abbreviated ™.   

A differentiation outlined in the classification of the governamental entity corresponding to OHMI, on the opposite side of the Atlantic Ocean: the American USPTO: a brief introduction visible here.   

In USPTO words: 

“A service mark is a word, phrase, symbol or design, or a combination thereof, that identifies and distinguishes the source of a service rather than goods.  The term 'trademark' is often used to refer to both trademarks and service marks.”



                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         
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