System and method for recognizing visual indicia

Image analysis – Image transformation or preprocessing

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382141, 382282, 356394, G06K 936

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for reading visual indicia is disclosed. The method involves capturing the visual indicia as a digital image, isolating the visual indicia on the digital image, converting the visual indicia to image primitives, identifying the identified visual indicia, and presenting the visual indicia. The apparatus contains a camera for capturing a visual image, a video-to-digital converter, and a computing means.

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