HANDHELD SCANNER FOR CODED SURFACES
First Claim
1. A swipe scanner for scanning a graphic image printed on a surface, said surface having a position-coding pattern imposed with the graphic image, said swipe scanner comprising:
- at least one first image sensor positioned for imaging portions of said surface during a swipe of the surface, each imaged portion containing part of the position-coding pattern;
at least one second image sensor for capturing, during said swipe, portions of the graphic image; and
a processor configured for;
determining absolute positions of the swipe scanner using said parts of the position-coding pattern; and
using the absolute positions to assemble said captured portions of said graphic image into a scanned graphic image.
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Abstract
A swipe scanner for scanning a graphic image printed on a surface. The surface has a position-coding pattern imposed with the graphic image. The swipe scanner comprises: (a) a first image sensor positioned for imaging portions of the surface during a swipe of the surface, each imaged portion containing part of the position-coding pattern; (b) a second image sensor for capturing, during the swipe, portions of the graphic image; and (c) a processor. The processor is configured for: determining absolute positions of the swipe scanner using the parts of the position-coding pattern; and (d) using the absolute positions to assemble the captured portions of the graphic image into a scanned graphic image.
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13 Claims
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1. A swipe scanner for scanning a graphic image printed on a surface, said surface having a position-coding pattern imposed with the graphic image, said swipe scanner comprising:
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at least one first image sensor positioned for imaging portions of said surface during a swipe of the surface, each imaged portion containing part of the position-coding pattern; at least one second image sensor for capturing, during said swipe, portions of the graphic image; and a processor configured for; determining absolute positions of the swipe scanner using said parts of the position-coding pattern; and using the absolute positions to assemble said captured portions of said graphic image into a scanned graphic image. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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