Print data interception and processing system
OwnerNeal J. Loberinventor
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Approaches are described for intercepting, processing, and formatting output data fields for labeling workflows, including RFID encoding and compliance with industry standards. A print data interception and processing system (PDIPS) is operable to intercept formatted output data, such as print job data, from user devices. The system identifies relevant output data fields, applies mapping rules to associate fields with label formats, encodes RFID tags with serialization data, and formats the label content according to regulatory or enterprise standards. The processed data is transmitted to label output devices, enabling the creation of physical labels, electronic displays, or other outputs. The PDIPS may utilize machine learning models to facilitate automatic field mapping and dynamic template generation. The system can be implemented across various configurations, including standalone devices, firmware-based systems, software deployments, and cloud-based architectures.
A print data interception and processing system (PDIPS), comprising:
A computer-implemented method for processing data models for labeling workflows, comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing instructions that, when executed by at least one processor of a computing system, causes the computing system to:
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