Ralf Schippmann

Title: Ralf Schippmann and Document-Scanning Innovation.

Introduction

Ralf Schippmann is an inventor associated with Biot, France, and Amadeus S.a.s. His patent work includes a method and device designed to make scanning paper documents with a user device more guided and efficient.

Latest Patents

Schippmann is associated with 1 patent: “Method and Device for Scanning Multiple Documents for Further Processing.” The invention uses a user device to display a live scene and recognize paper documents. A multilayer convolutional neural network identifies each document’s corner coordinates, which are used to create a frame around it and map its position into an augmented-reality engine’s coordinate system. The device highlights each document on the display and guides the user toward a suitable scanning position. When the device reaches that position, it automatically captures an image with appropriate resolution, document coverage, and sharpness, then transmits the image for further processing.

Career Highlights

Schippmann’s documented patent contribution focuses on combining computer vision, augmented reality, and automated image capture to support document processing. He is associated with Amadeus S.a.s.

Collaborations

The provided information names Paul Krion and Swagat Parida as Schippmann’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborations.

Conclusion

Ralf Schippmann’s patent describes a guided, augmented-reality approach to document scanning that helps users capture suitable images for further processing.