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Years Active: 2003-2022
Title: Innovations by Jason J Lee
Introduction
Jason J Lee is a prominent inventor based in Concord, MA, known for his significant contributions to barcode reading technology. With a total of 11 patents to his name, Lee has developed innovative solutions that enhance the efficiency and accuracy of barcode scanning systems. His work has had a substantial impact on various industries that rely on barcode technology for data management and processing.
Latest Patents
One of Lee's latest patents is focused on an architecture for faster decoding in a barcode reading system that includes a slow interface between the camera and decoder. This invention discloses a barcode reading system that integrates an image decoding system, a communication interface, and an image sensor system package. The image decoding system comprises a processor, memory, and a decoder stored in the memory. The image sensor system package is coupled to the image decoding system via the communication interface and includes a photo sensor array and pre-processing circuitry. The photo sensor array captures image frames at a first speed, while the pre-processing circuitry performs operations on these frames and transfers them to the image decoding system at a second speed, which is slower than the first.
Another notable patent by Lee is a barcode-scanning system configured for both data validation and data formatting. This system includes a barcode reader and a data manipulation module. The barcode reader reads and decodes a barcode, generating decoded data. The data manipulation module consists of a data validation module and a data formatting module
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