Coded object system and code recognition methods
AssigneeInterval Research Corporation
InventorsMarcos R. Vescovi, Philippe P. Piernot
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AssigneeInterval Research Corporation
InventorsMarcos R. Vescovi, Philippe P. Piernot
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Disclosed is a method of characterizing a coded object having a plurality of regions. A luminosity value of a first region of the coded object is compared to a luminosity value of a second region of the coded object, wherein the second region's color is known. The first region's color is then determined based on the comparison of the first and second region's luminosity values. In one aspect, the second region's color is known to be white. It is determined that the first region's color is white when the first region's luminosity value is not less than the second region's luminosity value by more than a predetermined constant k, and it is determined that the first region's color is black when the first region's luminosity value is less than the second region's luminosity value by more than a predetermined value. Various coded object configurations are also disclosed.
A method of characterizing a coded object having a plurality of regions, the method comprising:
A method of characterizing a coded object having a first region, the first region having a first subregion having a first color and a second subregion having second color that differs from the first color, wherein the first subregion is movable over a portion of the second subregion, the method comprising:
A method of characterizing a coded object having a white region and a black region, the first and second regions being substantially adjacent, an object being partially within the first region and partially within the second region, the object portion within the first region being white, the object portion within the second region being black, the method comprising:
A method of characterizing a coded object having a first region and a second region, the first region a majority of subregions with a first color and the second regions having a majority of subregions with a second color that differs from the first color, the method comprising:
A coded object comprising a plurality of bit objects that each have at least a first region adjacent to a second region, the first region having a different color than the second region, and the relative positions of the first and second region's color for each of the bit object indicating an identity of the coded object.
A computer readable medium containing instructions for characterizing a coded object having a plurality of regions, the computer readable medium comprising:
A computer readable medium containing instructions for characterizing a coded object having a first region, the first region having a first subregion having a first color and a second subregion having second color that differs from the first color, wherein the first subregion is movable over a portion of the second subregion, the computer readable medium comprising:
A computer readable medium containing instructions for characterizing a coded object having a white region and a black region, the first and second regions being substantially adjacent, an object being partially within the first region and partially within the second region, the object portion within the first region being white, the object portion within the second region being black, the computer readable medium comprising:
A computer readable medium containing instructions for characterizing a coded object having a first region and a second region, the first region a majority of subregions with a first color and the second regions having a majority of subregions with a second color that differs from the first color, the computer readable medium comprising:
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