Eastman-kodak Company

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Carestream Health, Inc.

Kodak Alaris Inc.

Skc Haas Display Films Co., Ltd.

Rohm and Haas Denmark Finance A/s

Nelson Adrian Blish

Daniel Phinney

John R Squilla

James E Roddy

Edward Covannon

Donna K Rankin-Parobek

David M Schaertel

Eugene R Rinas

Donald Saul Rimai

Sujatha Ramanujan

Gary P Lawniczak

Robert J Zolla

Louis S Horvath

Janet Donner

Lou Horvath

Ronald S Cok

Badhri Narayan

Thomas D Pawlik

Judith A Bose

Richard Dominic Bomba

Scott P MacKenzie

Jennifer J Phinney

Timothy John Tredwell

Joshua Monroe Cobb

Victor C Wong

Kurt Michael Sanger

Jeffery Richard Hawver

Robert S Jones

John Martin Pratt

Donald R Williams

Charles E Brugger

Robert B Bayley

Robert V Reisch

Vishwas G Abhyankar

David M Pultorak

George O Simmons

Robert Breslawski

Joseph T Olesik

Ronald L Chichester

Louis G Horvath

Sharon Stiller

Sierra Stiller-Saiger

Jacob Adam Blish

Daniel P Phinney

A system for monitoring ingestion of medicine () comprises forming a digestible radio frequency identification (RFID) tag (). The RFID tag is attached to the medicine. The RFID tag and medicine are ingested. A signal from the RFID tag is monitored.

System to monitor the ingestion of medicines

A document scanner () includes an input tray () for holding documents () and an input image capture device () for capturing images of the documents () in the input tray () prior to transporting the document for imaging; an output tray () for holding documents () after the documents () exit the scanner; an output image capture device () for capturing images of the output tray; an image processor for determining characteristics of the output tray or characteristic of the documents () before imaging and after the documents () exit the scanner; and scanner functions are modified based on the output tray characteristics or the document characteristics.

Verifying accuracy of a scanned document

A system for verifying accuracy of a raster scanned image of a document () includes an input tray () that holds documents prior to imaging; an input imaging device () that captures an image of a document in the input tray; transmitting the captured input tray image to an image processor (); transporting the document through a document scanner (); a raster capture device for capturing a raster scanned image of the document with; transmitting the raster scanned image to the image processor; and verifying the accuracy of the raster scanned image by comparing the raster scanned image of the document to the input tray image of the document.

System for verifying accuracy of a raster scanned image of a document

A method for authenticating an object that includes providing a label () with invisible indicia () printed with optically active material on a reflective substrate; providing a device that has a digital camera () having a light source (), an image sensor (), a first polarizing filter () having a first orientation, and a second polarizing filter () having a second orientation; illuminating the label with the light from the light source through the first polarizing filter; forming an image with the image sensor using reflected light from the label wherein the reflected light passes through the second polarizing filter prior to reaching the sensor; wherein the second polarizing filter makes the invisible indicia visible; and authenticating the object.

Method for authenticating an object

A system for making a panoramic image includes a digital camera () for capturing a first image () defining a first overlap region () and a second image () defining a second overlap region (). Two points () in the first overlap region are identified and a first vector () overlap region connecting the two points is defined. Two points () in the second overlap region which correspond to the two points in the first overlap region are identified and a second vector () of the two points is defined. If the points in the first vector match points in the second vector, determine if the first and second vectors are parallel. If the vectors are not parallel, rotate the second vector image until the second vector is parallel to the first vector.

System for making a panoramic print

A system for authenticating an object includes a label () with invisible indicia () on the object which rotates a polarization of incident light; a digital camera () having a light source (), an image sensor (), a first polarizing filter () having a first orientation, and a second polarizing filter () having a second orientation orthogonal to the first orientation; illuminating the label with light from the light source through the first linear polarizer; forming an image with the image sensor using reflected light from the label wherein the reflected light passes through the second polarizer prior to reaching the sensor; wherein the second linear polarizer makes the invisible indicia visible; and authenticating the object.

System for authenticating an object

System for making a panoramic image

A method of making a panoramic image includes capturing a first image () defining a first overlap region () capturing a second image (), and defining a second overlap region (). Two points () in the first overlap region are identified and a first vector () overlap region connecting the two points is defined. Two points () in the second overlap region which correspond to the two points in the first overlap region are identified and a second vector () the two points is defined. If points in the first vector match points in the second vector, determine if the first and second vectors are parallel. If the vectors are not parallel, rotate the second vector image until the second vector is parallel to the first vector.

Method of making a panoramic print

A document scanner () includes an input tray () for holding documents () and an input image capture device () for capturing images of the documents ()in the input tray () prior to transporting the document for imaging; an output tray () for holding documents () after the documents () exit the scanner; an output image capture device () for capturing images of the output tray; an image processor for determining characteristics of the output tray or characteristic of the documents () before imaging and after the documents () exit the scanner; and scanner functions are modified based on the output tray characteristics or the document characteristics.

Method of capturing an image of a document

A system for capturing an image of a document includes an input tray () for holding documents (); an input imaging device () that captures an image of a first document in the input tray; wherein the input tray image of the first document is captured as an area image; transmitting the captured input tray image of the first document to an image processor (); and transporting the first document to an output tray.

System for capturing an image of a document

Method of printing a panoramic print

A system () for viewing location marker data on a display () located in a vehicle () has a transponder () located on a structure () and a transmitter () located on the vehicle, which transmits a first signal (). The transponder receives the first signal and transmits a second signal () with a first identification tag. A receiver () in the vehicle receives the second signal. A microprocessor () in the vehicle interprets the first identification tag and displays location marker data corresponding to the first identification tag on the display.

Wireless address and street name locator

Growing community of inventors

Rochester, NY, United States of America

Nelson Adrian Blish