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	'''Frederick "Ric" Richardson''' (born 1962 in Sydney, Australia) is an Australian inventor recognised for his early invention of a form of product activation used in anti-piracy. He is the inventor of record for a number of U.S. patents, including the Uniloc patent US5490216 and the Logarex patent 6400293. Richardson grew up in Sydney and currently resides in Byron Bay.		'''Frederick "Ric" Richardson''' (born 1962 in Sydney, Australia) is an Australian inventor recognised for his early invention of a form of product activation used in anti-piracy. He is the inventor of record for a number of U.S. patents, including the Uniloc patent US5490216 and the Logarex patent 6400293. Richardson grew up in Sydney and currently resides in Byron Bay.

	He founded [[~~Unilo~~]] to commercialise his invention, and in 2003 it became a licensing company that has sought to license some of the patents that he invented. Some of these patents date back to 1992. The [[machine fingerprinting technology]] is used to stop copyright infringement. He is now an [[independent inventor]], and is seeking to develop technologies including ship designs, shark warning systems and password replacement technology.		He founded [[Uniloc]] to commercialise his invention, and in 2003 it became a licensing company that has sought to license some of the patents that he invented. Some of these patents date back to 1992. The [[machine fingerprinting technology]] is used to stop copyright infringement. He is now an [[independent inventor]], and is seeking to develop technologies including ship designs, shark warning systems and password replacement technology.