Reading device for identifying a tag or an object adapted to be identified, related methods and systems
AssigneeBilcare Technologies Singapore Pte. Ltd.
InventorsPeter Malcolm Moran, Adrian Paul Burden
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Abstract
Disclosed is a reading device for identifying a tag or an object adapted to be identified, said reading device including a first reading element for reading a first set of identification features located in the tag or the object adapted to be identified. The first reading element is a magneto-optical reading element; wherein the first reading element is adapted to conform to the tag or object adapted to be identified when brought into contact with the tag or object adapted to be identified.
Claims20
A reading device for identifying a tag or an object adapted to be identified, said reading device comprising:
- a first reading element for reading a first set of identification features located in the tag or the object adapted to be identified, wherein the first reading element is a magneto-optical reading element;
- wherein the first reading element is adapted to conform to the tag or object adapted to be identified when brought into contact with the tag or object adapted to be identified.
A reading device for identifying a tag or an object adapted to be identified, said reading device comprising:
- a first reading element for reading a first set of identification feature located in the tag or the object adapted to be identified, wherein the first reading element is a magneto-optical reading element;
- the magneto-optical reading element comprises at least one optical processing unit and at least one magneto-optical substrate;
- the magneto-optical reading element comprises an engagement element for positioning the magneto-optical substrate over an area of the first set of identification features,
- wherein the engagement element substantially surrounds the magneto-optical substrate and the engagement element is essentially complementary in shape to an engagement track in the tag or object adapted to be identified, thereby forming an interlocking means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.