Thomas Stark

Title: Thomas Stark and Document-Scanning Innovation.

Introduction

Thomas Stark is an inventor associated with Biot, France, and Amadeus S.A.S. His patent work addresses the scanning of paper documents with a user device, combining document recognition, augmented reality, and automated image capture.

Latest Patents

Stark is associated with 1 patent: “Method and Device for Scanning Multiple Documents for Further Processing.” The invention films or displays a scene through a user device and uses a multilayer convolutional neural network to recognize paper documents and identify their corner coordinates. It then creates a frame around each document, maps the coordinates to an augmented reality engine, and highlights the documents on the device’s display. On-screen guidance helps the user position the device to capture images with suitable resolution, coverage, and sharpness. When the device reaches the recommended scanning position, it automatically takes a picture and transmits it for further processing.

Career Highlights

The patent reflects Stark’s work on making document capture more guided and automated. By combining computer vision with augmented reality, the method helps users frame documents and capture images suitable for subsequent processing.

Collaborations

Stark is associated with Amadeus S.A.S. His named coworkers include Paul Krion and Swagat Parida.

Conclusion

Thomas Stark’s patent describes an augmented-reality-assisted approach to document scanning that guides users toward suitable positioning and automates image capture for further processing.