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US 10,853,713 B2Granted
Identification collar and methods
AssigneeGlobal Interconnect, Inc.
InventorsMichael Melkonian, Chester Anthony Potter, Robert Edward Daley, III, Jonathan W. Goodwin
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Abstract
A collar comprising a top surface having a legend capable of being read by a reading device, a collar body and an inner wall configured to surround and secure the collar to an object placed within a slot defined by the inner wall.
Claims10
A cable identifying collar, the collar comprising:
- a top surface comprising a legend, wherein the legend is capable of being read by a reading device and includes identifying information;
- a collar body extending from the top surface;
- and
- an inner wall having a slot capable of receiving an object, the inner wall being located on an interior of the collar body,
- wherein the inner wall is configured to surround and secure the collar to the object within the slot,
- wherein the object comprises a cable having a cylindrical, un-level, or uneven outer surface, and
- wherein the slot capable of receiving the object further includes the object and the inner wall surrounds and secures the collar to the object within the slot, and wherein the slot has a diameter in a static position that is smaller than an outer diameter of the cable in a static position, such that the collar is secured to the cable by elastomeric forces applied by material the collar is comprised of.
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A method of tracking, the method comprising:
- providing an object having a collar and legend affixed to the collar that is capable of being read by a reading device;
- scanning the legend with the reading device;
- storing data associated with the legend in a database;
- and
- tracking the object based on the data in the database,
- wherein the object comprises a cable having a cylindrical, un-level, or uneven outer surface, and
- wherein the collar is secured to the cable by elastomeric forces applied by material the collar is comprised of.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.