Attachment for a mobile device for reading barcodes and capturing non-barcode images
AssigneeThe Code Corporation
InventorsGarrett Russell, Ryan Hoobler, Ming Lei, George Powell, Mark Ashby
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AssigneeThe Code Corporation
InventorsGarrett Russell, Ryan Hoobler, Ming Lei, George Powell, Mark Ashby
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An attachment for a mobile device includes an attachment feature securable to the mobile device. The attachment also includes a first set of imaging optics that receives, from within a first field of view, first light defining a first portion of image data captured by an image sensing system of the mobile device. The first portion of the image data includes a barcode image. The first field of view is centered on a first optical pathway. The attachment also includes a second set of imaging optics that receives, from within a second field of view, second light defining a second portion of the image data. The second portion of the image data includes a non-barcode image. The second field of view is centered on a second optical pathway nonparallel to the first optical pathway.
An apparatus capable of scanning barcodes and capturing non-barcode images through the use of a mobile device comprising a processor, a display screen, an image sensing system, and memory containing executable code configured to cause the image sensing system to capture image data, wherein the apparatus comprises:
An attachment for a mobile device, the mobile device comprising a processor, a display screen, an image sensing system, and memory, the memory containing executable code configured to cause the image sensing system to capture image data, the attachment comprising:
A method for decoding a barcode through the use of an attachment for a mobile device, the attachment comprising a housing that retains a first set of imaging optics and a second set of imaging optics, the attachment further comprising an attachment feature secured to the housing, the method comprising:
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