Systems, Devices, and Methods for Identification and Tracking of Objects
OwnerWilliam J. Cahill, JR., Suzanne C. Manleyinventors
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The concept disclosed is referred is a temporary identification device, or, “TID.” The TID comprises essentially, different embodiments of a reproducible layer, the reproducible layer being a pictographic rendering of data, information, colors, and visualization codes pertaining to a specific subject, the subject being animate or inanimate. The medium of the reproducible layer may be, but is not limited to, paper, fabric, synthetic material, or an inked imprint/impression of the data and information integral to the TID. The medium of the reproducible layer is encompassed within, or incorporated onto the TID. In some embodiments, the information embodied within or upon the TID may be transferred directly onto the skin or surface of a subject.
A device for providing a temporary display of identification information of a tangible subject, the temporary identification device comprising a reproducible layer having an outer surface and an inner surface, wherein one surface of the reproducible layer further contains, integrally, a pictographic rendering of data, information, and visualization codes specifically pertaining to the subject, such that the pictographic rendering is transferrable onto the exterior of the subject.
A system for providing identification of a human or animate subject in a hospital, veterinary clinic, or other medical care facility, comprising:
A method for providing temporary identification of a human or animate subject in a hospital, veterinary clinic, or other medical care facility, comprising:
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