Manufacture of printed image inventories
First Claim
1. An apparatus comprising a non-volatile machine-readable medium storing a program having instructions which when executed by a processor will cause the processor to manufacture an inventory of print products from frames of a digital video work, each frame comprising a still image in sequence in the work, the instructions of the program for:
- assigning frame metadata to each print of the digital video work, the frame metadata including an identification of the work, provenance of the work, and an identification of the frame within the work;
for each print, generating a cryptographic hash of the print'"'"'s image, object metadata and the frame metadata,wherein the object metadata comprises metadata for objects recognized in the frame, wherein the recognized objects include at least one of a person, and animal or a good,wherein the frame metadata includes tags describing a minimum of one of the frame'"'"'s image, a geographic location where the frame'"'"'s image was filmed, a geographic location of where the frame'"'"'s image is represented to be in the work,wherein the hash uniquely identifies the printed image;
adding a watermark to the hash;
creating proof of authenticity by writing the hash with the watermark to a node of a transaction processing network.
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Abstract
There are disclosed methods and apparatus for manufacture of prints produced and packaged from image inventories. A physical print production and packaging machine assigns metadata to each physical print of a frame of a digital video work. It takes objects that have been detected, recognized and assigned metadata to the objects by the frame slicing and packaging machine and detects, recognizes and assigns new items of metadata to objects that are unique to the physical print. The print production and packaging machine then generates a cryptographic hash of the physical print'"'"'s digital file. Lastly, the print production and packaging machine writes the hash to a node of a transaction processing network.
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1. An apparatus comprising a non-volatile machine-readable medium storing a program having instructions which when executed by a processor will cause the processor to manufacture an inventory of print products from frames of a digital video work, each frame comprising a still image in sequence in the work, the instructions of the program for:
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assigning frame metadata to each print of the digital video work, the frame metadata including an identification of the work, provenance of the work, and an identification of the frame within the work; for each print, generating a cryptographic hash of the print'"'"'s image, object metadata and the frame metadata, wherein the object metadata comprises metadata for objects recognized in the frame, wherein the recognized objects include at least one of a person, and animal or a good, wherein the frame metadata includes tags describing a minimum of one of the frame'"'"'s image, a geographic location where the frame'"'"'s image was filmed, a geographic location of where the frame'"'"'s image is represented to be in the work, wherein the hash uniquely identifies the printed image; adding a watermark to the hash; creating proof of authenticity by writing the hash with the watermark to a node of a transaction processing network. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A process for manufacturing an inventory of print products from frames of a digital video work, each frame comprising a still image in sequence in the work, the process comprising:
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assigning frame metadata to each frame of the digital video work, the frame metadata including an identification of the work, provenance of the work, an identification of the processor, and an identification of the frame within the work; for each print, generating a cryptographic hash of the print'"'"'s image object metadata and the frame metadata; wherein the object metadata comprises metadata for objects recognized in the frame, wherein the recognized objects include at least one of a person, and animal or a good, wherein the frame metadata includes tags describing a minimum of one of the frame'"'"'s image, a geographic location where the frame'"'"'s image was filmed, a geographic location of where the frame'"'"'s image is represented to be in the work, wherein the hash uniquely identifies the printed image; adding a watermark to the hash; creating proof of authenticity by writing the hash to a node of a transaction processing network. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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