Symbol Technologies, LLC

Alexander Breytman

Vladimir P Gurevich

Edward D Barkan

Mark J Krichever

Howard M Shepard

Miklos Stern

Yajun Li

Emanuel Marom

Paul Dvorkis

Raj Bridgelall

Alistair Robert Hamilton

David Tsi Shi

Robert Sanders

Yuri Gofman

Joseph Boriotti

Mitch Maiman

Lisa Fan

Jorg Schieffers

Different aiming light patterns are generated to enable an imaging reader to be pointed directly at a target by employing non-interferometric optical components that are fabricated by molding and machining techniques.

Aiming light pattern generator in imaging readers for electro-optically reading indicia

An improved optical system for scanning optical codes is disclosed. A laser beam produced thereby is a diverging, nearly diffraction free beam and may be used to produce an elongated scanning spot. A laser assembly which may be used to produce such beams and spots, combines various optical functions in structures which are relatively insensitive to temperature change.

Beam shaping system and diverging laser beam for scanning optical code

A scanning component in a scanner for electro-optically reading bar code symbols is mounted on a spring having opposite spring end portions between which the scanning component is mounted. The spring end portions are mounted on a holder. At least one clamp, and preferably a pair of clamps detachably clamps the spring end portions on the holder. Each clamp has a fixed clamping portion on the holder, and a detachable clamping portion movable from a clamped position in which a respective spring end portion is sandwiched between a respective detachable clamping portion and a respective fixed clamping portion during reading, and a detached position in which the respective spring end portion is free to be removed from the clamped position.

Clamp assembly for detachably clamping spring in electro-optical system for reading indicia

Optical scanner

The invention relates to systems and techniques for reading optical codes, and more particularly to code reading systems with plural imaging or scanning modules pointed in various directions toward a target volume, which increase the likelihood that a code symbol on an arbitrarily oriented object in the target volume will be read. Other aspects of the invention relate to use and configuration of hand held readers, docking devices, operator side rails, arched tunnels and mirrors for increasing the coverage of the system, Additional aspects of the invention relate to components associated with point of sale installations or code reading terminals including integrated scales, input pads, system controls and displays.

Integrated code reading systems including tunnel scanners

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Bellmore, NY, United States of America

Alexander Breytman