COMPUTER-AND HUMAN-READABLE PART MARKINGS AND SYSTEM AND METHOD USING SAME

Patent №

US 6,869,022

Granted

2005-03-22

Filed 2001

Owner

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

Lab

AI components

2

vision · hardware

Assignment

Recorded

Dataset

AIPD

2023_r1 edition

Application

09681953

A part marking technique based on a string of alphanumeric human-readable characters which are “printed” using a “texture” which is “cut-out” from a two-dimensional redundant bit pattern, e.g., a two-dimensional matrix of data cells selectively occupied or not occupied by dots or other suitable geometric shapes. The bit pattern is readable by a system comprising an imager and a computer for processing the data contained in the acquired image. In the case of a bit pattern formed by visible dots, the system comprises an optical detector, e.g., a television camera or other imager. The part marking is simultaneously readable by a human and a computer system.

VisionAI hardwareG06K 7/1417G06K 7/10722G06K 19/06037

AI classification

Vision1.00
AI hardware0.90
Natural language0.01
Machine learning0.00
Knowledge representation0.00
Planning0.00
Evolutionary computation0.00
Speech0.00

Ownership

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

assignment · 119940145

Assignors

CORBY, NELSON RAYMOND JR.

On an employer assignment, the assignors are typically the inventors.

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