Patan Technology
February 20th, 2011, 23:07
anyone heard of this
We have developed special equipment to handle particularly difficult recovery assignments. The Patan technology (pattern analyser) analyse the magnetic patterns stored on a medium. It then converts them into readable data. The Patan machine is a result of proprietary software, electronics and positioning systems.
The machine is used both for advanced data recovery and quality assurance of data erasure.
There are several steps in the actual recovery process:
The first step is to customise our equipment to the individual hard disk. Based on information from the manufacturer and comprehensive analysis, we are ready to resolve very difficult problems.
The next step is to physically retrieve data from the damaged disk. We disassemble it in one of our clean rooms, clean and mark the platters. The platters are then fitted onto the special machine, which scans every single surface and picks up analogue signals from the disk. Finally these signals are digitised and converted into readable data stored on a new medium. The quality of the copy depends on how severely damaged the original disk was.
The last step is to analyse the copy in order to determine the logical structure of partitions, file systems and files. When the analysis is finished, the file system is rebuilt and data is accessible to the user again.
some how they not going to share this with anyone else
Ibas in Oslo
We have developed special equipment to handle particularly difficult recovery assignments. The Patan technology (pattern analyser) analyse the magnetic patterns stored on a medium. It then converts them into readable data. The Patan machine is a result of proprietary software, electronics and positioning systems.
The machine is used both for advanced data recovery and quality assurance of data erasure.
There are several steps in the actual recovery process:
The first step is to customise our equipment to the individual hard disk. Based on information from the manufacturer and comprehensive analysis, we are ready to resolve very difficult problems.
The next step is to physically retrieve data from the damaged disk. We disassemble it in one of our clean rooms, clean and mark the platters. The platters are then fitted onto the special machine, which scans every single surface and picks up analogue signals from the disk. Finally these signals are digitised and converted into readable data stored on a new medium. The quality of the copy depends on how severely damaged the original disk was.
The last step is to analyse the copy in order to determine the logical structure of partitions, file systems and files. When the analysis is finished, the file system is rebuilt and data is accessible to the user again.
some how they not going to share this with anyone else
Ibas in Oslo
Re: Patan Technology
February 21st, 2011, 6:38
IMHO this is only fairytale 
Only a shine marketing technique.
Only a shine marketing technique.
Re: Patan Technology
February 21st, 2011, 8:19
I don't believe the hype :O)
Re: Patan Technology
February 21st, 2011, 10:29
Doesn't this sound almost exactly like SignalTrace(TM) from ActionFront (now Seagate Recovery)?
http://services.seagate.com/signal_trace.aspx
http://services.seagate.com/signal_trace.aspx
Re: Patan Technology
February 21st, 2011, 13:27
Si si, e c'era la marmotta che confezionava la cioccolata..... 
Re: Patan Technology
February 21st, 2011, 14:16
Vulcan wrote:Doesn't this sound almost exactly like SignalTrace(TM) from ActionFront (now Seagate Recovery)?
http://services.seagate.com/signal_trace.aspx
For SignalTrace its True.
But it could work only with old WesternDigitals (WD) drives. Now it is useless , only for marketing and advertising.
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