Locating 2-D bar codes

Registers – Coded record sensors – Particular sensor structure

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235470, 235463, 235494, G06K 710

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053047877

ABSTRACT:
After a two-dimensional bar code is scanned to provide a stored image, the location (i.e., bounds, including orientation) of the bar code image within the scanned area image must be determined to enable decoding. Methods for locating the bar code image include the steps of sampling the stored image, identifying sampling traversals of bar code start and stop patterns, and correlating the identified start and stop pattern traversals to a common bar code image. The correlating data is then used to identify a nominally rectangular area bounding the bar code image. A bounding box may be identified as the smallest area capable of encompassing all of the start and stop pattern traversals related to a common bar code image. Output location data may specify the coordinates of the four corners of a bounding box for use in subsequent decoding. Related systems are described.

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