Tag Identification System
AssigneeBob Barker Company, Inc.
InventorsGerrad Stephen Allison, Melody Ballard
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Abstract
The present application is directed to an identification system that is configured to be attached to an object. The identification system includes one or more tags that can be manipulated to uniquely identify the object. The manipulation can include removing one or more of the tags and/or marking one or more of the tags.
Claims19
A method of identifying identical washable objects, each of the objects comprises an identical tag that includes zones that are each the same shape and size and with each of the zones being a different color, the method comprising:
- individually selecting each of the washable objects;
- for each of the washable objects, drawing a mark in a different one of the zones;
- placing the washable objects that include the marks in a washing machine and washing the washable objects;
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- removing the washable objects from the washing machine and identifying each of the washable objects based on the zone where the mark is located.
A method of identifying identical washable objects, each of the objects comprises an identical tag that is divided into zones, the method comprising:
- placing a mark on a different zone of each of the washable objects;
- placing each of the washable objects that are marked in the washing machine and washing the washable objects;
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- removing the washable objects from the washing machine and identifying each of the washable objects based on the zone where the mark is located.
A plurality of washable objects configured to be labeled to allow for identification after washing, each of the washable objects having the same shape and size and comprising:
- a body;
- a tag connected to an exterior side of the body, the tag comprising a front face that faces outward away from the body and a rear face that faces towards and is in contact with the exterior side of the body;
- a plurality of zones on the front face with a shape and size of each of the zones being equal;
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- wherein each of the zones is a different color.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.