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Haddonfield, NJ, United States of America

Ian A Scott

USPTO Granted Patents = 12

Average Co-Inventor Count = 10.7

ph-index = 9

Forward Citations = 557(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal12 out of 649 
 
Metrologic Instruments, Inc.
 patents

Years Active: 2002-2011

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12 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 7905410 - Automated tunnel-type scanning system enabling automated tracking and identification of packages transported therethrough (2011-03-15),
2. 7344082 - Automated method of and system for dimensioning objects over a conveyor belt structure by applying contouring tracing, vertice detection, corner point detection, and corner point reduction methods to two-dimensional range data maps of the space above the conveyor belt captured by an amplitude modulated laser scanning beam (2008-03-18),
3. 7275693 - Automated system and method for identifying and measuring packages transported through a laser scanning tunnel (2007-10-02),
4. 7000839 - Automated method of and system for identifying and measuring packages transported through a laser scanning tunnel (2006-02-21),
5. 6971580 - AUTOMATED METHOD OF AND SYSTEM FOR DIMENSIONING OBJECTS OVER A CONVEYOR BELT STRUCTURE BY APPLYING CONTOURING TRACING, VERTICE DETECTION, CORNER POINT DETECTION, AND CORNER POINT REDUCTION METHODS TO TWO-DIMENSIONAL RANGE DATA MAPS OF THE SPACE ABOVE THE CONVEYOR BELT CAPTURED BY AN AMPLITUDE MODULATED LASER SCANNING BEAM (2005-12-06),
6. 6705528 - Automated system and method for identifying and measuring packages transported through a laser scanning tunnel (2004-03-16),
7. 6705526 - AUTOMATED METHOD OF AND SYSTEM FOR DIMENSIONING OBJECTS TRANSPORTED THROUGH A WORK ENVIRONMENT USING CONTOUR TRACING, VERTICE DETECTION, CORNER POINT DETECTION, AND CORNER POINT REDUCTION METHODS ON TWO-DIMENSIONAL RANGE DATA MAPS CAPTURED BY AN AMPLITUDE MODULATED LASER SCANNING BEAM (2004-03-16),
8. 6619550 - AUTOMATED TUNNEL-TYPE LASER SCANNING SYSTEM EMPLOYING CORNER-PROJECTED ORTHOGONAL LASER SCANNING PATTERNS FOR ENHANCED READING OF LADDER AND PICKET FENCE ORIENTED BAR CODES ON PACKAGES MOVING THERETHROUGH (2003-09-16),
9. 6554189 - Automated system and method for identifying and measuring packages transported through a laser scanning tunnel (2003-04-29),
10. 6540144 - Techniques for interfacing a bar code scanner to a PC using a keyboard retransmit protocol (2003-04-01),
11. 6457642 - Automated system and method for identifying and measuring packages transported through a laser scanning tunnel (2002-10-01),
12. 6382515 - Automated system and method for identifying and measuring packages transported through a laser scanning tunnel (2002-05-07),

Title: Innovations by Ian A Scott: A Pioneer in Automated Package Identification

Introduction

Ian A Scott, an inventor based in Haddonfield, NJ, has made significant contributions to the field of automated package scanning and identification. With a portfolio of 12 patents, Scott focuses on innovations that enhance the efficiency and accuracy of package tracking systems. His work continues to drive advancements in automated logistics and supply chain management.

Latest Patents

Among his most recent patents, Scott has developed an automated tunnel-type scanning system enabling automated tracking and identification of packages transported therethrough. This system is structured around a conveyor belt and includes a tunnel structure designed for transporting packages. Key components of this invention include an omni-directional barcode scanning subsystem, a package detection and dimensioning subsystem, and a data management subsystem. The package detection subsystem captures measurement data of each package prior to scanning, allowing for accurate identification and tracking of packages in both singulated and non-singulated arrangements.

Scott's other notable patent is an automated method for dimensioning objects over a conveyor belt structure utilizing contour tracing, vertice detection, corner point detection, and scanning technologies. This invention employs an omni-directional holographic scanning tunnel to read barcodes while capturing dimensional data to simultaneously track multiple packages. The system analyzes mathematical models in real-time to correlate package identification and measurement data, ensuring seamless operations in logistics environments.

Career Highlights

Ian A Scott has built his career at Metrologic Instruments, Inc., where he plays a crucial role in developing groundbreaking technologies for package identification and automated scanning systems. His inventive contributions have not only advanced the company's offerings but have also set new standards in the industry.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Scott has collaborated with talented individuals, including fellow innovators Xiaoxun Zhu and Ka Man Au. These partnerships have been instrumental in fostering creativity and driving the development of innovative solutions within the field of automated package identification.

Conclusion

Ian A Scott stands out as a prominent inventor, whose innovative patents reflect a commitment to enhancing the field of automated logistics. His work showcases the potential for technology to revolutionize package tracking and identification, paving the way for more efficient supply chain management systems. As the need for automated solutions grows, Scott’s contributions will undoubtedly continue to make a significant impact on the industry.

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