公开(公告)号：EP1543981A3

公开(公告)日：2006-07-26

申请号：EP04029154.4

申请日：2004-12-09

Applicant: Xerox Corporation

Inventor： Saund, Eric ,  Hadimioglu, Babur B. ,  Hecht, David L. ,  Fitch, John S. ,  White, Stephen D. ,  Goldstein, Richard J.

IPC: B41J11/00 ,  B41J3/36 ,  B41J3/28 ,  H04N5/77

CPC classification number: B41J3/36 ,  H04N5/77

Abstract: In accordance with one aspect of the present exemplary embodiment, provided is a hand-held printer system and method for printing on a target. The system includes a hand-held printer, a target position sensing system which senses a position of the target, and a hand-held printer position sensing system which senses a position of the hand-held printer relative to a printing surface of the target. A control mechanism actuates the printing of the hand-held printer based on the sensed positions.

公开(公告)号：EP1209897A3

公开(公告)日：2003-10-15

申请号：EP01309647.4

申请日：2001-11-15

Applicant: Xerox Corporation

Inventor： Lunt, Teresa F. ,  Hecht, David L. ,  Franklin, Matthew K. ,  Berson, Thomas A. ,  Stefik, Mark J. ,  Bell, Alan G. ,  R. Drews, Dean ,  Breuel, Thomas M. ,  Cass, Todd ,  Greene, Daniel H. ,  Curry, Douglas N. ,  Krivacic, Robert T.

IPC: H04N1/32

CPC classification number: H04N1/32523 ,  G06T1/0021 ,  G06T2201/0064 ,  H04N1/32101 ,  H04N1/32144 ,  H04N2201/0082 ,  H04N2201/324 ,  H04N2201/3246 ,  H04N2201/327

Abstract: A print management system includes a policy (113) that determines a protection level for a document to be printed. The document is printed using forgery detection and deterrence technologies, such as fragile and robust watermarks, glyphs, and digital signatures, that are appropriate to the level of protection determined by the policy. A plurality of printers (130) are managed by a print management system (112). Each printer (130) can provide a range of protection technologies. The policy determines the protection technologies for the document to be printed. The print management system (112) routes the print job to a printer (130) that can apply the appropriate protections and sets the appropriate parameters in the printer. Copy evidence that can establish that a document is a forgery and/or tracing information that identifies the custodian of the document and restrictions on copying of the document and use of the information in the document are included in the watermark that is printed on the document. A document can be verified as an original or established as a forgery by inspecting the copy evidence and/or tracing information in the watermark.

公开(公告)号：EP1107184A3

公开(公告)日：2003-09-17

申请号：EP00310774.5

申请日：2000-12-04

Applicant: Xerox Corporation

Inventor： Hecht, David L. ,  Gorbet, Matthew G. ,  Flores, L. Noah ,  Banerjee, Shilajeet

IPC: G06T7/00

CPC classification number: G06T3/0068 ,  G06K9/32 ,  G06T7/70

Abstract: Apparatus, methods and articles of manufacture consistent with the present invention, provide a registration scheme wherein a first set of information on a substrate having embedded data embodied thereon is registered with a second set of information, based on the embedded data. In accordance with this registration scheme, an image capture device (470) captures an image that includes embedded code and causes a display to be created that includes a combination of the captured image and information that augments the image with additional information. The additional information is registered with the captured image in the combined display.

Abstract translation: 装置，方法和制造与本发明一致的制品，worin上的衬底的第一组的信息基于所述嵌入的数据具有嵌入在其上实施与第二组的信息的登记数据，提供一个注册方案。 与此登记方案雅舞蹈，图像捕获设备（470）拍摄图像没有包括嵌入的代码和使显示要创建没有包括所捕获的图像和信息的组合也与附加信息增加的图像。 的附加信息与在组合显示所捕获的图像登记。

公开(公告)号：EP1217537A3

公开(公告)日：2003-07-30

申请号：EP01310422.9

申请日：2001-12-13

Applicant: Xerox Corporation

Inventor： Hecht, David L. ,  Kaplan, Ronald M. ,  Petrie, Glen W. ,  Luckman, Colin G.

IPC: G06F17/28

CPC classification number: G06F17/2809 ,  G06F17/289

Abstract: A method and apparatus is disclosed for generating and distributing multilingual documents. The multilingual documents are comprised of primary information consisting of human-readable text and secondary information consisting of machine-readable data (126) such that a translation of the text is accomplished by converting the human-readable text into a second language through the use of the decoded machine-readable data. The machine-readable data (126) is comprised of a code that describes a set of editing operations that can be applied to the human-readable text to convert it into at least a second language. In a preferred embodiment, the machine-readable data (126) is embedded in the image using an unobtrusive code on the document such as Xerox DATAGLYPH codes.

公开(公告)号：EP1215617A3

公开(公告)日：2002-11-27

申请号：EP01310477.3

申请日：2001-12-14

Applicant: Xerox Corporation

Inventor： Hecht, David L. ,  Petrie, Glen W. ,  Flores, Noah L. ,  Gorbet, Matthew G.

IPC: G06K7/14 ,  G06K19/06 ,  G06F3/00

CPC classification number: G06K7/143 ,  G06F3/002 ,  G06K7/14 ,  G06K19/06037

Abstract: Apparatus, methods, and articles of manufacture consistent with the present invention provide a user interface for data processing systems wherein occlusion glyph code tilings (21) are used to facilitate the accurate extraction of user selection information from a substrate while presenting user interface graphics to the user. The tiled code system in the present invention is comprised of tiles, with tiled code regions and occlusion regions (M Occlusion). In one embodiment, a first tiled code system facilitates robust decoding of the substrate with a suitable image capture. The occlusions are comprised of user interface graphics for user selection and information, such as glyphs encoding a second code system. The occlusion regions occur periodically in each tile. The tiled code pattern can be used to implement a graphical user interface. A user uses a selection device to capture an image of a portion of the substrate that includes portions of tiled codes to complete a tile. The image is analyzed to determine the tile code pattern. A context code is determined from the tiled code pattern, and a selection code is determined from the occlusion information in the image. The context code and selection code are then processed by a syntax processor. Based on a selection or series of selections by a user, the syntax processor sends commands to the system.

公开(公告)号：EP0550189B1

公开(公告)日：1996-11-13

申请号：EP92311378.1

申请日：1992-12-14

Applicant: XEROX CORPORATION

Inventor： Hecht, David L.

IPC: G02F1/315 ,  G02F1/03 ,  G01D15/14

CPC classification number: G02F1/0327 ,  G02F1/315 ,  G02F2202/20 ,  G02F2203/12

公开(公告)号：EP0660261A2

公开(公告)日：1995-06-28

申请号：EP94309085.2

申请日：1994-12-06

Applicant: XEROX CORPORATION

Inventor： Hecht, David L. ,  Stearns, Richard G.

IPC: G06K19/06

CPC classification number: G06K7/143 ,  G06K19/06037

Abstract: A self-clocking glyph code (31) is composed of data glyphs (34) which encode logically ordered data values, together with one or more multi-glyph synchronization code patterns (33). Each of the synchronization code patterns (33) is distinguishable from the data glyphs (34), but the synchronization code pattern (33) or patterns provide an explicit spatial reference for the data glyphs. To this end, the glyphs (37) of the synchronization code pattern (33) or patterns are written on the recording medium (35) in accordance with the same spatial formatting rule as the data glyphs (34), plus at least one additional formatting rule that establishes a predetermined geometric relationship between the glyphs of the synchronization code pattern or patterns (33) and corresponding ones of the spatially formatted data glyphs (34), such that the logical order of at least a significant number (>> 1)of the data glyphs (34) is inferable from the synchronization code pattern or patterns (33). Preferably, each of the synchronization code patterns (33) is composed of glyphs (37) that are selected from the same finite symbol set as the data glyphs (34), so the synchronization code pattern or patterns (33) typically are defined by glyph patterns that have a suitably high statistical probability of being unique with respect to any pattern of data glyphs.

Abstract translation: 自定时字形码（31）由数字字形（34）组成，数字字形（34）与一个或多个多字形同步码模式（33）一起编码逻辑排序的数据值。 每个同步代码模式（33）可以与数据字形（34）区分开，但是同步码模式（33）或模式为数据字形提供了明确的空间参考。 为此，根据与数据字形（34）相同的空间格式规则将同步码模式（33）的图形（37）或图案写入记录介质（35），加上至少一个附加格式 规则，其在同步码模式或模式（33）的字形与空间格式化的数据字形（34）中的对应的字形之间建立预定的几何关系，使得至少大量数字（>> 1）的逻辑顺序 数据字形（34）可以从同步码图案或图案（33）推断。 优选地，每个同步代码模式（33）由从与数据字形（34）相同的有限符号集中选择的字形（37）组成，因此同步码模式或模式（33）通常由字形 相对于数据字形的任何模式，具有适当高的统计概率的模式是唯一的。

公开(公告)号：EP0375431B1

公开(公告)日：1995-01-04

申请号：EP89313453.6

申请日：1989-12-21

Applicant: XEROX CORPORATION

Inventor： Hecht, David L. ,  Sprague, Robert A.

IPC: H04N1/40 ,  H04N1/036 ,  H04N1/41

CPC classification number: H04N1/40037

公开(公告)号：EP0550189A1

公开(公告)日：1993-07-07

申请号：EP92311378.1

申请日：1992-12-14

Applicant: XEROX CORPORATION

Inventor： Hecht, David L.

IPC: G02F1/315 ,  G02F1/03 ,  G01D15/14

CPC classification number: G02F1/0327 ,  G02F1/315 ,  G02F2202/20 ,  G02F2203/12

Abstract: Increasing the addressing capability of an optical image bar (40) having a particular pixel center-to-center spacing (pixel pitch) is accomplished by employing a plurality of N electrodes (115a,b; 117a,b; 118a,b; 120a,b) per pixel (112,113). Compared to an optical image bar with one electrode per pixel, this provides N times as many locations for the electric potential transition which establishes the center of the pixel. The provision of multiple electrodes per pixel interval can be used to implement interlacing.

Abstract translation: 增加光学图像条的寻址能力（40），具有特定的像素的中心到中心的间隔（像素间距）通过采用n个电极的多元性完成（115a和115b; 117A，B; 118A，118B; 120A， b）中（每个像素112113）。 相比于具有每个像素一个电极光学图像条上，这提供了N次其中确定了像素的中心的电势转变为许多位置。 每像素间隔的多个电极的设置可以被用于实现隔行扫描方式。

公开(公告)号：EP0549315A1

公开(公告)日：1993-06-30

申请号：EP92311676.8

申请日：1992-12-21

Applicant: XEROX CORPORATION

Inventor： Hecht, David L. ,  Stearns, Richard G. ,  Prasadam Flores, Noah L.

IPC: G06K9/18 ,  G06K19/06 ,  G06K1/12

CPC classification number: G06K7/143 ,  G06K1/121 ,  G06K9/18 ,  G06K19/06037

Abstract: A self-clocking glyph code (23) is provided for encoding n-bit long digital values (where n>1) in a logically ordered sequence of composite glyphs (31a-31d) that are written, printed, or otherwise recorded on a hardcopy recording medium in accordance with a predetermined spatial formatting rule. As used herein, a "composite glyph" is a graphical symbol that has a plurality of predefined, substantially orthogonal, graphical characteristics; each of which is capable of assuming any one of a plurality of predefined graphical states. An n-bit long digital value is distributively encoded in a glyph of this type by decomposing its n-bits, prior to or during the encoding, into a plurality of shorter, ordered, non-overlapping bit strings. The digital values of these bit strings, in turn, are encoded in the states of respective graphical characteristics of the composite glyph in a predetermined logical order, thereby preserving the logical ordering of the bit strings.

Abstract translation: 提供了一种自定时字形码（23），用于对以写入，打印或以其他方式记录在硬拷贝上的复合字形（31a-31d）的逻辑有序序列中的n位长数字值（其中n≥1）进行编码 记录媒体。 如本文所使用的，“复合字形”是具有多个预定义的，基本上正交的图形特征的图形符号; 其中的每一个都能够呈现多个预定图形状态中的任何一个。 通过在编码之前或期间将其n位分解成多个较短的，有序的，不重叠的位串，将n位长数字值分散编码在这种类型的字形中。 这些位串的数字值依次以预定的逻辑顺序被编码在复合字形的相应图形特征的状态中，从而保持位串的逻辑顺序。