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US 12554952 B1: Systems and methods for higher scan rates of human aimed scanners in various environments

Granted
2026-02-17
Filed
2024-11-23 application 18957694
Type
Utility · 20 claims
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Abstract

A code reader may include an image sensor to image a scene with a machine-readable indicia, an aimer illuminator to output an aiming signal to cause an aiming pattern, and at least one processor to enable the aimer illuminator to output the aiming signal. The aiming signal may be longer in at least one dimension than a width of a face of an electronic device at a defined distance on which the machine-readable indicia is displayed to enable the aiming signal to illuminate an edge of the electronic device to enable a user to visually identify the aiming signal. The processor(s) may cause the image sensor to capture an image of the scene inclusive of the machine-readable indicia being displayed on an electronic display to generate image data, and cause a notification of the machine-readable indicia being successfully decoded to be generated to notify the user.

Source: PTBLXML, file of 2026-02-17 (ipgb20260217.xml).

Assignees

AssigneeTypePlaceAlso on furp.orgSource
Datalogic USA, Inc. 86 patentsUS company or organizationEugene, ORPTBLXML, file of 2026-02-17

Inventors

InventorPlacePatentsPerson pageSource
Scott William HainesEden Prairie, MNPTBLXML, file of 2026-02-17

CPC categories

SubclassCategoryFirst groupSource
G06KGraphical data reading ; presentation of data; record carriers; handling record carriersG06K7/1404PTBLXML, file of 2026-02-17

Cooperative Patent Classification, as currently assigned (one row per subclass).

Assignments and security interests

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