System and method for the imparting of optical digital CPUS and ROM's to diverse physical objects
AssigneeThink4iR (Pty) Ltd
InventorGavin Randall Tame
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AssigneeThink4iR (Pty) Ltd
InventorGavin Randall Tame
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The invention relates to an article which includes an optical symbol which can be scanned/captured by an image capturing device. The optical symbol incorporates, or is encoded with (i) a set of instructions which are readable and executable by a computing device/processor; and (ii) data which is associated with the article. At least some of the instructions are configured such that, when a computing device/processor executes the instructions, the data is used by the device/processor during the execution of the instructions. The optical symbol may be a two-dimensional barcode or a three-dimensional barcode. The data may be read-only memory (ROM).
An article which includes an optical symbol which can be scanned/captured by an image capturing device, wherein the optical symbol incorporates, or is encoded with, a set of instructions which are readable and executable by a computing device/processor, wherein each instruction of the set of instructions has (i) at least one associated directive/indicator and (ii) associated read-only memory (ROM) which are also incorporated or encoded into the optical symbol,
A method of marking an article, wherein the method includes:
A system for performing one or more functions/operations which is related to an article on which an optical symbol is provided, wherein the system includes:
A system for creating an optical symbol which is associated with a particular article, wherein the system includes an encoding module which is configured to encode at least a set of instructions and, for each instruction of the set of instructions, at least one associated directive/indicator and associated ROM, into an optical symbol,
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium on which instructions are stored which, when executed by a computer/processor, are configured to encode a set of instructions and, for each instruction of the set of instructions, at least one associated directive/indicator and associated ROM into an optical symbol,
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.