Method of embedding and recovering encoded item identification information in an emulsion by means of radiant energy
AssigneeJan N. Hodges
InventorJan N. Hodges
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AssigneeJan N. Hodges
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This process and apparatus induces an artificial quantity of a number of sequentially tuned discreet frequencies, in specific bandwidths and timeframes, into an encoded composition target of a number of receptive elemental resonators, not present in natural formations, which respond in kind, with programmed user formulation, by emitting combinations of intelligent pulses at corresponding specific frequencies and time periods. These pulses are detected, from the medium, and are converted to registered combinations of data that are associated with the target identification, providing a better, more comprehensive and cost effective means for the encoding and decoding of individual item identification data, without the use of existing passive identification methods, for collection and management, within existing Supply Chain and Asset Management tracking infrastructures.
A process for embedding and retrieving identification information, in an emulsion, affixed to and designating individual Items, by use of Radiant Energy identification methods:
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