US5457309A — Predictive bar code decoding system and method

Claim 1

Independent Claim 138 words

A system for decoding a bar code, the bar code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of bars, said system comprising: means for obtaining a plurality of samples of the bar code during scanning thereof; means for detecting bar edges in a first portion of the bar code from the plurality of samples, said edge detecting means being responsive to said sample obtaining means; means for predicting at least one bar edge occurrence in a second portion of the bar code, said edge predicting means being responsive to said edge detecting means; and means for controlling sampling of said second portion of the bar code by said sample obtaining means, based upon the at least one predicted bar edge occurrence, said controlling means being responsive to said edge predicting means.

Claim 2

Independent Claim 138 words

A system for decoding a bar code, the bar code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of bars, said system comprising: means for obtaining a plurality of samples of the bar code during scanning thereof; means for detecting bar edges in a first portion of the bar code from the plurality of samples, said edge detecting means being responsive to said sample obtaining means; means for predicting at least one bar edge occurrence in a second portion of the bar code, said edge predicting means being responsive to said edge detecting means; and means for controlling sampling of said second portion of the bar code by said sample obtaining means, based upon the at least one predicted bar edge occurrence, said controlling means being responsive to said edge predicting means.

Claim 3

Dependent Claim 70 words

A system according to claim 1 wherein said edge predicting means comprises: means for determining at least one of time and distance displacements among the detected bar edges in the first portion of the bar code; and means for predicting the at least one bar edge occurrence in the second portion of the bar code, from the at least one of time and distance displacements among the detected bar edges.

Claim 4

Dependent Claim 28 words

A system according to claim 1 wherein said controlling means comprises means for reducing sampling by said sample obtaining means when a bar edge occurrence is not predicted.

Claim 5

Dependent Claim 28 words

A system according to claim 1 wherein said controlling means comprises means for eliminating sampling by said sample obtaining means when a bar edge occurrence is not predicted.

Claim 6

Dependent Claim 27 words

A system according to claim 1 wherein said controlling means comprises means for increasing sampling by said sample obtaining means when a bar edge occurrence is predicted.

Claim 7

Dependent Claim 26 words

A system according to claim 5 wherein said sampling increasing means comprises means for increasing sampling immediately prior to when a bar edge occurrence is predicted.

Claim 8

Dependent Claim 21 words

A system according to claim 5 wherein said controlling means further comprises means for reducing sampling upon detecting a bar edge.

Claim 9

Dependent Claim 19 words

A system according to claim 7 wherein said reducing means comprises means for eliminating sampling upon detecting an edge.

Claim 10

Dependent Claim 64 words

A system according to claim 1 further comprising: means for identifying a bar code type from the detected bar edges, said bar code type identifying means being responsive to said edge detecting means; and wherein said edge predicting means is further responsive to said bar code identifying means, for predicting said at least one bar edge occurrence based upon the identified bar code type.

Claim 11

Dependent Claim 23 words

A system according to claim 1 further comprising memory means, connected to said controlling means, for storing information related to decoded bar codes.

Claim 12

Dependent Claim 25 words

A system according to claim 10 further comprising second memory means, associated with said memory means, for storing alphanumeric data representing a decoded bar code.

Claim 13

Dependent Claim 29 words

A system according to claim 1 wherein said edge detecting means, said edge predicting means and said controlling means are all implemented by a microprocessor under stored program control.

Claim 14

Dependent Claim 53 words

A system according to claim 1 wherein said controlling means controls said sample obtaining means to sample at a first rate, in the absence of a substrate containing a bar code, and at a second rate, which is higher than said first rate, in the presence of a substrate containing a bar code.

Claim 15

Dependent Claim 39 words

A system according to claim 1 wherein said edge detecting means further comprises means for updating a reflectivity threshold for at least one of said at least first and second data values in response to the detected bar edges.

Claim 16

Dependent Claim 26 words

A system according to claim 2 wherein said determining means dynamically updates said at least one of time and distance displacements in response to detected edges.

Claim 17

Dependent Claim 101 words

A system according to claim 1 further comprising: means for determining that at least one bar edge occurrence in said second portion of said bar code need not be detected in order to decode said bar code, said determining means being responsive to said edge detecting means; and wherein said controlling means is responsive to said determining means and to said edge predicting means, for eliminating sampling by said sample obtaining means at said predicted bar edge occurrence when a bar code edge corresponding to said predicted bar edge occurrence need not be detected in order to decode said bar code.

Claim 18

Dependent Claim 74 words

A system according to claim 16 further comprising second means for determining that said predicted edge occurrence may not be accurate; and wherein said controlling means is further responsive to said second determining means, for controlling said sample obtaining means to sample at said predicted edge occurrence notwithstanding that said predicted bar edge occurrence need not be detected in order to decode said bar code, if said predicted edge occurrence may not be accurate.

Claim 19

Independent Claim 134 words

A system for decoding a bar code, the bar code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of bars, said system comprising: means for obtaining a plurality of samples of the bar code during scanning thereof; means for detecting bar edges in a first portion of the bar code from the plurality of samples, said edge detecting means being responsive to said sample obtaining means; means for identifying a bar code type from the detected bar edges, said bar code type identifying means being responsive to said edge detecting means; and means for controlling sampling of said second portion of the bar code by said sample obtaining means, based upon the identified bar code type, said controlling means being responsive to said bar code type identifying means.

Claim 20

Independent Claim 134 words

A system for decoding a bar code, the bar code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of bars, said system comprising: means for obtaining a plurality of samples of the bar code during scanning thereof; means for detecting bar edges in a first portion of the bar code from the plurality of samples, said edge detecting means being responsive to said sample obtaining means; means for identifying a bar code type from the detected bar edges, said bar code type identifying means being responsive to said edge detecting means; and means for controlling sampling of said second portion of the bar code by said sample obtaining means, based upon the identified bar code type, said controlling means being responsive to said bar code type identifying means.

Claim 21

Dependent Claim 27 words

A system according to claim 18 wherein said controlling means comprises means for reducing sampling by said sample obtaining means based upon the identified bar code type.

Claim 22

Dependent Claim 27 words

A system according to claim 18 wherein said controlling means comprises means for eliminating sampling by said sample obtaining means based upon the identified bar code type.

Claim 23

Dependent Claim 27 words

A system according to claim 18 wherein said controlling means comprises means for increasing sampling by said sample obtaining means based upon the identified bar code type.

Claim 24

Independent Claim 155 words

A system for decoding a bar code, the bar code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of bars, said system comprising: means for obtaining a plurality of samples of the bar code during scanning thereof; means for detecting bar edges in a first portion of the bar code from the plurality of samples, said edge detecting means being responsive to said sample obtaining means; means for determining that at least one bar edge occurrence in a second portion of said bar code need not be detected in order to decode said bar code, said determining means being responsive to said edge detecting means; and means for controlling sampling of said second portion of the bar code by said sample obtaining means, when a bar code edge need not be detected in order to decode said bar code, said sample controlling means being responsive to said determining means.

Claim 25

Independent Claim 155 words

A system for decoding a bar code, the bar code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of bars, said system comprising: means for obtaining a plurality of samples of the bar code during scanning thereof; means for detecting bar edges in a first portion of the bar code from the plurality of samples, said edge detecting means being responsive to said sample obtaining means; means for determining that at least one bar edge occurrence in a second portion of said bar code need not be detected in order to decode said bar code, said determining means being responsive to said edge detecting means; and means for controlling sampling of said second portion of the bar code by said sample obtaining means, when a bar code edge need not be detected in order to decode said bar code, said sample controlling means being responsive to said determining means.

Claim 26

Dependent Claim 36 words

A system according to claim 22 wherein said controlling means comprises means for reducing sampling by said sample obtaining means when a bar code edge need not be detected in order to decode said bar code.

Claim 27

Dependent Claim 36 words

A system according to claim 22 wherein said controlling means comprises means for eliminating sampling by said sample obtaining means when a bar code edge need not be detected in order to decode said bar code.

Claim 28

Independent Claim 87 words

A system for decoding a bar code, the bar code having data encoded in first and second data values as a plurality of bars, said system comprising: means for obtaining a plurality of samples of the bar code during scanning thereof; and means for controlling sampling of said bar code on demand, by reducing sampling of said bar code by said sample obtaining means between possible bar edge locations and by increasing sampling of said bar code by said sample obtaining means adjacent possible bar edge locations.

Claim 29

Independent Claim 87 words

A system for decoding a bar code, the bar code having data encoded in first and second data values as a plurality of bars, said system comprising: means for obtaining a plurality of samples of the bar code during scanning thereof; and means for controlling sampling of said bar code on demand, by reducing sampling of said bar code by said sample obtaining means between possible bar edge locations and by increasing sampling of said bar code by said sample obtaining means adjacent possible bar edge locations.

Claim 30

Dependent Claim 25 words

The system of claim 25 wherein said controlling means eliminates sampling of said bar code by said sample obtaining means between possible bar edge locations.

Claim 31

Independent Claim 140 words

A system for decoding an optical data code, the optical data code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of optical features, said system comprising: a sampler which obtains a plurality of samples of the optical data code during scanning thereof; a feature detector which detects optical features in a first portion of the optical data code from the plurality of samples, said feature detector being responsive to said sampler; a feature predictor which predicts at least one feature occurrence in a second portion of the optical data code, said feature predictor being responsive to said feature detector; and a controller which controls sampling of said second portion of the optical data code by said sampler, based upon the at least one predicted feature occurrence, said controller being responsive to said feature predictor.

Claim 32

Independent Claim 140 words

A system for decoding an optical data code, the optical data code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of optical features, said system comprising: a sampler which obtains a plurality of samples of the optical data code during scanning thereof; a feature detector which detects optical features in a first portion of the optical data code from the plurality of samples, said feature detector being responsive to said sampler; a feature predictor which predicts at least one feature occurrence in a second portion of the optical data code, said feature predictor being responsive to said feature detector; and a controller which controls sampling of said second portion of the optical data code by said sampler, based upon the at least one predicted feature occurrence, said controller being responsive to said feature predictor.

Claim 33

Dependent Claim 72 words

A system according to claim 27 wherein said feature predictor comprises: a displacement determiner which determines at least one of time and distance displacements among the detected features in the first portion of the bar code; and wherein the feature predictor predicts the at least one feature occurrence in the second portion of the optical data code, from the at least one of time and distance displacements among the detected optical features.

Claim 34

Dependent Claim 21 words

A system according to claim 27 wherein said controller reduces sampling by said sampler when a feature occurrence is not predicted.

Claim 35

Dependent Claim 21 words

A system according to claim 27 wherein said controller eliminates sampling by said sampler when a feature occurrence is not predicted.

Claim 36

Dependent Claim 20 words

A system according to claim 27 wherein said controller increases sampling by said sampler when a feature occurrence is predicted.

Claim 37

Dependent Claim 24 words

A system according to claim 31 wherein said controller further increases sampling by said sampler immediately prior to when a feature occurrence is predicted.

Claim 38

Dependent Claim 18 words

A system according to claim 31 wherein said controller reduces sampling by said sampler upon detecting a feature.

Claim 39

Dependent Claim 19 words

A system according to claim 33 wherein said controller further eliminates sampling by said sampler upon detecting a feature.

Claim 40

Dependent Claim 52 words

A system according to claim 27 further comprising: an optical code type identifier, which identifies an optical code type from the detected features; and wherein said feature predictor is further responsive to said optical code type identifier, to predict said at least one feature occurrence based upon the identified optical code type.

Claim 41

Dependent Claim 22 words

A system according to claim 27 further comprising a memory, connected to said controller, for storing information related to decoded optical codes.

Claim 42

Dependent Claim 24 words

A system according to claim 36 further comprising a second memory, associated with said memory, for storing alphanumeric data representing a decoded optical code.

Claim 43

Dependent Claim 26 words

A system according to claim 27 wherein said feature detector, said feature predictor and said controller are all implemented by a microprocessor under stored program control.

Claim 44

Dependent Claim 52 words

A system according to claim 27 wherein said controller controls said sampler to sample at a first rate, in the absence of a substrate containing an optical data code, and at a second rate, which is higher than said first rate, in the presence of a substrate containing an optical data code.

Claim 45

Dependent Claim 33 words

A system according to claim 27 wherein said edge detector updates a reflectivity threshold for at least one of said at least first and second data values in response to the detected features.

Claim 46

Dependent Claim 27 words

A system according to claim 28 wherein said displacement determiner dynamically updates said at least one of time and distance displacements in response to a detected feature.

Claim 47

Dependent Claim 87 words

A system according to claim 27 further comprising: a second determiner which determines that at least one feature occurrence in said second portion of said optical data code need not be detected in order to decode said optical data code; and wherein said controller is responsive to said second determiner and to said feature predictor, to eliminate sampling by said sampler at said predicted feature occurrence when a feature corresponding to said predicted feature occurrence need not be detected in order to decode said optical data code.

Claim 48

Dependent Claim 71 words

A system according to claim 42 further comprising a third determiner which determines that said predicted feature occurrence may not be accurate; and wherein said controller is further responsive to said third determiner, to control said sampler to sample at said predicted feature occurrence notwithstanding that said predicted feature occurrence need not be detected in order to decode said optical data code, if said predicted feature occurrence may not be accurate.

Claim 49

Independent Claim 138 words

A system for decoding an optical data code, the optical data code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of optical features, said system comprising: a sampler which obtains a plurality of samples of the optical data code during scanning thereof; a feature detector which detects optical features in a first portion of the optical data code from the plurality of samples, said feature detector being responsive to said sampler; an optical code type identifier which identifies an optical code type from the detected features, said identifier being responsive to said feature detector; and a controller which controls sampling of a second portion of the optical data code by said sampler, based upon the identified optical data code type, said controller means being responsive to said optical data code type identifier.

Claim 50

Independent Claim 138 words

A system for decoding an optical data code, the optical data code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of optical features, said system comprising: a sampler which obtains a plurality of samples of the optical data code during scanning thereof; a feature detector which detects optical features in a first portion of the optical data code from the plurality of samples, said feature detector being responsive to said sampler; an optical code type identifier which identifies an optical code type from the detected features, said identifier being responsive to said feature detector; and a controller which controls sampling of a second portion of the optical data code by said sampler, based upon the identified optical data code type, said controller means being responsive to said optical data code type identifier.

Claim 51

Dependent Claim 22 words

A system according to claim 44 wherein said controller reduces sampling by said sampler based upon the identified optical data code type.

Claim 52

Dependent Claim 22 words

A system according to claim 44 wherein said controller eliminates sampling by said sampler based upon the identified optical data code type.

Claim 53

Dependent Claim 22 words

A system according to claim 44 wherein said controller increases sampling by said sampler based upon the identified optical data code type.

Claim 54

Independent Claim 155 words

A system for decoding an optical data code, the optical data code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of optical features, said system comprising: a sampler which obtains a plurality of samples of the optical data code during scanning thereof; a feature detector which detects optical features in a first portion of the optical data code from the plurality of samples, said feature detector being responsive to said sampler; a determiner which determines that at least one feature occurrence in a second portion of said optical data code need not be detected in order to decode said optical code, said determiner being responsive to said feature detector; and a controller which controls sampling of said second portion of the optical data code by said sampler, when a feature need not be detected in order to decode said optical data code, said controller being responsive to said determiner.

Claim 55

Independent Claim 155 words

A system for decoding an optical data code, the optical data code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of optical features, said system comprising: a sampler which obtains a plurality of samples of the optical data code during scanning thereof; a feature detector which detects optical features in a first portion of the optical data code from the plurality of samples, said feature detector being responsive to said sampler; a determiner which determines that at least one feature occurrence in a second portion of said optical data code need not be detected in order to decode said optical code, said determiner being responsive to said feature detector; and a controller which controls sampling of said second portion of the optical data code by said sampler, when a feature need not be detected in order to decode said optical data code, said controller being responsive to said determiner.

Claim 56

Dependent Claim 32 words

A system according to claim 48 wherein said controller reduces sampling by said sampler when an optical data code feature need not be detected in order to decode said optical data code.

Claim 57

Dependent Claim 29 words

A system according to claim 48 wherein said controller eliminates sampling by said sampler when a feature need not be detected in order to decode said optical data code.

Claim 58

Independent Claim 92 words

A system for decoding an optical data code, the optical data code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of optical features, said system comprising: a sampler which obtains a plurality of samples of the optical data code during scanning thereof; and a controller which controls sampling of said optical data code on demand, by reducing sampling of said optical data code by said sampler between possible feature locations and by increasing sampling of said optical data code by said sampler adjacent possible feature locations.

Claim 59

Independent Claim 92 words

A system for decoding an optical data code, the optical data code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of optical features, said system comprising: a sampler which obtains a plurality of samples of the optical data code during scanning thereof; and a controller which controls sampling of said optical data code on demand, by reducing sampling of said optical data code by said sampler between possible feature locations and by increasing sampling of said optical data code by said sampler adjacent possible feature locations.

Claim 60

Dependent Claim 22 words

The system of claim 51 wherein said controller eliminates sampling of said optical data code by said sampler between possible feature locations.

Claim 61

Independent Claim 79 words

A method for decoding a bar code, the bar code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of bars, said method comprising the steps of: obtaining a plurality of samples of the bar code during scanning thereof; detecting bar edges from the plurality of samples; predicting a bar edge location from the detected bar edges; and controlling sampling of the bar code between the bar edges and the predicted bar edge location.

Claim 62

Independent Claim 79 words

A method for decoding a bar code, the bar code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of bars, said method comprising the steps of: obtaining a plurality of samples of the bar code during scanning thereof; detecting bar edges from the plurality of samples; predicting a bar edge location from the detected bar edges; and controlling sampling of the bar code between the bar edges and the predicted bar edge location.

Claim 63

Dependent Claim 49 words

A method according to claim 53 wherein said predicting step comprises the steps of: determining at least one of time and distance displacements among the detected bar edges; and predicting the bar edge location from the at least one of time and distance displacements among the detected bar edges.

Claim 64

Dependent Claim 24 words

A method according to claim 53 wherein said controlling step comprises the step of reducing sampling when a bar edge location is not predicted.

Claim 65

Dependent Claim 24 words

A method according to claim 53 wherein said controlling step comprises the step of eliminating sampling when a bar edge location is not predicted.

Claim 66

Dependent Claim 23 words

A method according to claim 53 wherein said controlling step comprises the step of increasing sampling when a bar edge location is predicted.

Claim 67

Dependent Claim 27 words

A method according to claim 57 wherein said sampling increasing step comprises the step of increasing sampling immediately prior to when a bar edge location is predicted.

Claim 68

Dependent Claim 22 words

A method according to claim 57 wherein said controlling step further comprises the step of reducing sampling upon detecting a bar edge.

Claim 69

Dependent Claim 21 words

A method according to claim 59 wherein said reducing step comprises the step of eliminating sampling upon detecting a bar edge.

Claim 70

Dependent Claim 41 words

A method according to claim 53 further comprising the step of: identifying a bar code type from the detected bar edges; and wherein said predicting step predicts said at least one bar edge location based upon the identified bar code type.

Claim 71

Dependent Claim 18 words

A method according to claim 53 further comprising the step of storing information related to decoded bar codes.

Claim 72

Dependent Claim 19 words

A method according to claim 62 further comprising the step of storing alphanumeric data representing a decoded bar code.

Claim 73

Dependent Claim 27 words

A method according to claim 53 wherein said detecting step, said predicting step and said controlling step are all implemented by a microprocessor under stored program control.

Claim 74

Dependent Claim 52 words

A method according to claim 53 wherein said controlling step controls sampling of the bar code at a first rate, in the absence of a substrate containing a bar code, and at a second rate, which is higher than said first rate, in the presence of a substrate containing a bar code.

Claim 75

Dependent Claim 38 words

A method according to claim 53 wherein said edge detecting step further comprises the step of updating a reflectivity threshold for at least one of said first and second data values in response to the detected bar edges.

Claim 76

Dependent Claim 27 words

A method according to claim 54 wherein said determining step dynamically updates said at least one of time and distance displacements in response to a detected edge.

Claim 77

Dependent Claim 69 words

A method according to claim 53 further comprising the step of: determining that the predicted bar edge location need not be detected in order to decode said bar code; and wherein said controlling step comprises the step of eliminating sampling at said predicted bar edge location when a bar code edge corresponding to said predicted bar code location need not be detected in order to decode said bar code.

Claim 78

Dependent Claim 63 words

A method according to claim 68 further comprising the step of determining that said predicted edge location may not be accurate; and wherein said controlling step comprises the step of sampling at said predicted edge location notwithstanding that said predicted bar edge location need not be detected in order to decode said bar code, if said predicted edge location may not be accurate.

Claim 79

Independent Claim 76 words

A method for decoding a bar code, the bar code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of bars, said method comprising the steps of: obtaining a plurality of samples of the bar code during scanning thereof; detecting bar edges from the plurality of samples; identifying a bar code type from the detected bar edges; and controlling sampling of the bar code, based upon the identified bar code type.

Claim 80

Independent Claim 76 words

A method for decoding a bar code, the bar code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of bars, said method comprising the steps of: obtaining a plurality of samples of the bar code during scanning thereof; detecting bar edges from the plurality of samples; identifying a bar code type from the detected bar edges; and controlling sampling of the bar code, based upon the identified bar code type.

Claim 81

Dependent Claim 23 words

A method according to claim 70 wherein said controlling step comprises the step of reducing sampling based upon the identified bar code type.

Claim 82

Dependent Claim 23 words

A method according to claim 70 wherein said controlling step comprises the step of eliminating sampling based upon the identified bar code type.

Claim 83

Dependent Claim 23 words

A method according to claim 70 wherein said controlling step comprises the step of increasing sampling based upon the identified bar code type.

Claim 84

Independent Claim 98 words

A method for decoding a bar code, the bar code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of bars, said method comprising the steps of: obtaining a plurality of samples of the bar code during scanning thereof; detecting bar edges from the plurality of samples; determining that at least one bar edge occurrence in said bar code need not be detected in order to decode said bar code; and controlling sampling of the bar code when a bar code edge need not be detected in order to decode said bar code.

Claim 85

Independent Claim 98 words

A method for decoding a bar code, the bar code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of bars, said method comprising the steps of: obtaining a plurality of samples of the bar code during scanning thereof; detecting bar edges from the plurality of samples; determining that at least one bar edge occurrence in said bar code need not be detected in order to decode said bar code; and controlling sampling of the bar code when a bar code edge need not be detected in order to decode said bar code.

Claim 86

Dependent Claim 33 words

A method according to claim 74 wherein said sample controlling step comprises the step of reducing sampling when a bar code edge need not be detected in order to decode said bar code.

Claim 87

Dependent Claim 33 words

A method according to claim 74 wherein said sample controlling step comprises the step of eliminating sampling when a bar code edge need not be detected in order to decode said bar code.

Claim 88

Independent Claim 73 words

A method for decoding a bar code, the bar code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of bars, said method comprising the steps of: obtaining a plurality of samples of the bar code during scanning thereof; reducing sampling of said bar code between possible bar edge locations; and increasing sampling of said bar code adjacent possible bar edge locations, to thereby provide sampling on demand.

Claim 89

Independent Claim 73 words

A method for decoding a bar code, the bar code having data encoded in at least first and second data values as a plurality of bars, said method comprising the steps of: obtaining a plurality of samples of the bar code during scanning thereof; reducing sampling of said bar code between possible bar edge locations; and increasing sampling of said bar code adjacent possible bar edge locations, to thereby provide sampling on demand.

Claim 90

Dependent Claim 24 words

The method of claim 77 wherein said reducing step comprises the step of eliminating sampling of said bar code between possible bar edge locations.

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Predictive bar code decoding system and method

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