AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Roth, Mark W.
Abrégé
In some embodiments, an RFID system for product identification may include a compartment having a first wall and a second wall that extend toward each other and that together define at least part of a cavity and a channel. The cavity may extend laterally along a first direction and may be configured to contain a suspended package and having a first width may extend along a second direction. The channel may extend laterally along the first direction and having a second width may extend along a second direction, the channel being in fluid communication with the cavity, the channel may be configured to limit movement along the second direction of a support that extends downward through the channel and into the cavity to support the suspended package, the second width of the channel being narrower than the first width of the cavity.
G06K 7/10 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour la lecture de supports d'enregistrement par radiation corpusculaire
G06K 13/00 - Transport de supports d'enregistrement d'une position à une autre, p.ex. d'une position d'alimentation à une position de poinçonnage
G06K 17/00 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour faire travailler en coopération des équipements couverts par plusieurs des groupes principaux , p.ex. fichiers automatiques de cartes incluant les opérations de transport et de lecture
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Modesette, Chad
Begley, Michael
Powell, John
Abrégé
RFID label rejecting system including an imager for scanning an RFID label, and a label removal component for discarding an inoperable RFID label. The label removal component may include a paddle configured to receive the inoperable label as part of the removal process. The label removal component may include a retraction system configured to position the paddle in an ejection path of the label rejection system to receive a rejected label. The label removal component may include a removable liner on the paddle configured to receive the rejected label and to be discarded with the rejected label. The label removal component may include a pressurized gas system configured for ejecting a rejected label.
G06K 5/00 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour vérifier l'exactitude du marquage sur un support d'enregistrement; Dispositifs de localisation de colonne
G06K 17/00 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour faire travailler en coopération des équipements couverts par plusieurs des groupes principaux , p.ex. fichiers automatiques de cartes incluant les opérations de transport et de lecture
G06K 19/077 - Supports d'enregistrement avec des marques conductrices, des circuits imprimés ou des éléments de circuit à semi-conducteurs, p.ex. cartes d'identité ou cartes de crédit avec des puces à circuit intégré - Détails de structure, p.ex. montage de circuits dans le support
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Iyer, Pradeep S.
Wiegers, Ronald
Abrégé
Methods and systems including one or more entropically configured distinct physical features (an "identropy") that serve as unique identifiers for a physical item, such as a product or device, particularly products and/or devices in commerce, documents, packaging, etc. are described herein. The identropy makes it possible to uniquely distinguish one item from the other. In one embodiment, the identropy needs to be converted into a digital entity which can be done through a challenge - response interaction, in which a physical challenge acts upon the identropy, and in which the identropy as a reaction to the challenge will provide a physical response. In some embodiments, the response(s) described above is encrypted. In some embodiments, the resulting decrypted and optionally decompressed code can be compared to the digital response that was retrieved upon the challenge by the authentication device to estimate a trust score, such as a trust quotient.
G06K 19/08 - Supports d'enregistrement pour utilisation avec des machines et avec au moins une partie prévue pour supporter des marques numériques caractérisés par le genre de marque numérique, p.ex. forme, nature, code utilisant des marquages de différentes sortes sur le même support d'enregistrement, p.ex. un marquage étant lu optiquement et l'autre par des moyens magnétiques
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Roth, Mark
Abrégé
A system for reading RFID tags or labels on merchandise in a shopping cart or basket includes a chamber sized and configured to receive a shopping cart or basket. The chamber includes a portal sized and configured to accommodate a shopping cart or basket, along with an associated closure that is movable between open and closed conditions. At least one antenna coupled to an RFID reader is associated with an interior of the chamber and oriented to send signals to and receive signals from RFID tags or labels on merchandise in a shopping cart or basket within the chamber. The chamber and the closure are configured to prevent signals sent to and from RFID tags or labels on merchandise in a shopping cart or basket within the chamber from exiting the chamber. A transport mechanism may be provided to automatically move the shopping cart or basket through the chamber.
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Roth, Mark W.
Abrégé
In some embodiments, a product management system includes at least one receiving location configured to receive a product associated with at least one smart device encoded with a unique identifier. The product management system further includes a reader system configured to receive a first signal transmitted from the at least one smart device, determine a time measurement, determine a state of the product based at least in part on a time measurement, and transmit a second signal based on the state of the product. The product management system further includes at least one display associated with the product and configured to receive the second signal from the reader system, and generate a visual indication of the state of the product based at least in part on the second signal.
G06K 19/077 - Supports d'enregistrement avec des marques conductrices, des circuits imprimés ou des éléments de circuit à semi-conducteurs, p.ex. cartes d'identité ou cartes de crédit avec des puces à circuit intégré - Détails de structure, p.ex. montage de circuits dans le support
6.
RFID READ AND WRITE POWER SETTING SYSTEM AND METHOD
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Wimmers, David J.
Mistyurik, John D.
Fowler, Scott P.
Mccoppin, Ryan
Abrégé
A system and method for configuring Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) read and write power levels includes an RFID module that generates RF signals, a digital step attenuator that attenuates RF signals, an antenna that transmits attenuated RF signals, and an RF shield that isolates the antenna from an RFID label supply roll. A floor read power is determined by iteratively interrogating an RFID label while decreasing the RF signal power until the label fails to respond to the interrogation. A ceiling read power is determined by iteratively interrogating the RFID label while increasing the RF signal power until multiple labels respond to the interrogation. The read power level is set between the floor read power and the ceiling read power. The write power level is determined by iteratively attempting to program the RFID module while increasing the write power from the read power level until successfully written.
G06K 7/10 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour la lecture de supports d'enregistrement par radiation corpusculaire
B41J 3/407 - Machines à écrire ou mécanismes d'impression ou de marquage sélectif caractérisés par le but dans lequel ils sont construits pour le marquage sur des matériaux particuliers
B41J 3/50 - Mécanismes d'impression de caractères produisant également un enregistrement par d'autres moyens
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Roth, Mark
Abrégé
A method for recovering missed RFID tagged items in an RFID tunnel environment is disclosed. The method comprises using a dynamic RFID tunnel system comprised of a first RFID tunnel and a second RFID tunnel to inventory one or more containers of items having RFID tags. A first RFID read is performed in the first RFID tunnel and compared to expected inventory stored in a database. If the comparison does not match, a second RFID read is performed in a subsequent RFID tunnel at a higher RFID read power and by moving the containers slower than the speed of movement of the containers into the first RFID tunnel. If a comparison of the second read to the expected containers' inventory still does not match, the containers may be recirculated through the tunnel system or may be diverted to an exceptions audit depending on how the system is configured.
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Pursel, Linwood
Duckett, Jeanne
Abrégé
The present invention relates to a centralized system for generating labels and/or RFID tags that are printed and/or encoded with standard schema to make tracking of components easier in order to provide for the provenance of assets, especially consumable goods. A smart printing terminal is provided that can manage the product commissioning process as each item or component for a particular product is readied for shipment. The entire case, as well as pallet information, may be correlated together to provide for a complete data set relating to the products commissioned for a particular grower/producer or end user/customer.
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Duckett, Jeanne
Abrégé
A method of ensuring employee compliance during preparation of a food product, comprises: verifying the identity of an employee using an internet-of-thing printer; evaluating compliance of the employee using the internet-of-thing printer; wherein the compliance is selected from the criteria consisting of: training compliance; handwashing compliance; body temperature within a safe and healthy range; and combinations thereof; wherein the handwashing compliance further comprises using a smart device; and if the employee is compliant, permitting the employee to begin preparation of the food product.
10.
METHODS FOR ENHANCED FOOD SAFETY FOR FOOD STORAGE AND PREPARATION
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Duckett, Jeanne
Abrégé
Methods for food traceability are disclosed, which enhance food safety. In one embodiment, methods are disclosed for tracing a temperature profile of a food product from an origin to an ultimate disposition. In another embodiment, methods are disclosed for identifying a recall for a food item from an origin to an ultimate disposition are disclosed. In yet other embodiments, methods are disclosed for tracing a food item from a food service location to a consumer.
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Roth, Mark
Abrégé
A system and method for hands-free stock picking using radio frequency identification ("RFID") includes a fixed RFID reader configured to interrogate RFID tags associated with inventory that is disposed on shelving, and an RFID barrier that is configured to substantially inhibit interrogation of RFID tags associated with active inventory on the shelving. The RFID reader receives responses from the replenishment inventory on the shelving which are tabulated. When an item is picked from the active inventory and moved away from the RFID barrier, the RFID reader receives an increased number of responses for that item compared to the tabulated inventory. The system then associates the picked item with the associated customer order.
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Duckett, Jeanne
Porter, Lori
Abrégé
A smart prep table and associated method of food traceability is disclosed which comprises an RFID system used in conjunction with a machine vision or intelligent imaging system to unobtrusively obtain, maintain and update information on the current inventory levels of the food items and/or ingredients on or in proximity to the prep table. The device and related method of the present invention may also be used to gather traceability data with respect to the food items and/or ingredients, and the food products that result therefrom. In turn, the traceability data may be provided to consumers or other users, and may also be used to generate a variety of different consumer or user alerts.
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Duckett, Jeanne
Schaberl, Michael
Carrion, Txus
Abrégé
A system and method for food traceability from a food service location to the consumer is disclosed. The method comprises marking food items with a received label as the food items are received. This received label identifies a storage location for the food item and generates traceability information for the food item. If the food item is not intended for storage, then the food item is transferred to a prep table and unique item information is generated for the food item. The food item can then be prepped for usage. During the prepping process, the food item's expiration date is verified, and a serial number is generated, and a use by date is calculated. If the prepped food item is to be served to a consumer, a label is generated with traceability information, and unneeded ingredients are re-purposed or properly disposed of.
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Mcgovern, Owen
Ross, Gillian
Mynott, Stephen
Weedlun, Paul
Abrégé
A thermal transfer and process for producing it that provides a fully-digital printed heat transfer capable of little to no process changeover between different graphics. Specifically, the method comprises printing a digital image onto a treated adhesive substrate, applying the image side to a carrier substrate, then digitally cutting and removing substrate not containing graphic elements through a combination of kiss-and-through cutting to produce a high stretch, multi-color photographic quality print transfers for the apparel and soft goods industry.
B32B 3/10 - Produits stratifiés caractérisés essentiellement par le fait qu'une des couches comporte des discontinuités ou des rugosités externes ou internes, ou bien qu'une des couches est de forme générale non plane; Produits stratifiés caractérisés essentiellement par des particularismes de forme caractérisés par une couche discontinue, c. à d. soit continue et percée de trous, soit réellement constituée d'éléments individuels
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Stern, Mitchell
Brown, Timothy
Mistyurik, John
Watson, Jan
Mauro, Roberto
Gomes Da Costa, Joao Pedro
Romo Jr., Jesus
Abrégé
A label applicator device for use with a printer (10) or combination printer/cutting device (100) for applying a printed label to an object. The device comprises a mounting plate for mechanically connecting the device to the printer or combination printer/cutting device, a positioning arm, an adjusting element, and a tamping plate attached to the adjusting element. The positioning arm movably retains the adjusting element to control the depth that the tamping plate moves when applying a label exiting the printer or combination printer/ cutting device to a product. The device further comprises an electronic interface port for electrically communicating with the printer or combination printer/cutting device. Alternatively, a printer or a combination printer/cutting device may be directly integrated into the label applicator device. The label applicator device is adaptable for use with both new and existing printers and cutting devices.
B41J 3/407 - Machines à écrire ou mécanismes d'impression ou de marquage sélectif caractérisés par le but dans lequel ils sont construits pour le marquage sur des matériaux particuliers
B41J 11/70 - Utilisation de dispositifs coupants coupant perpendiculairement à la direction de l'avance du papier
B65C 1/02 - Pose d'étiquettes sur la surface plane d'objets, p.ex. sur des emballages, des bandes plates
B65C 9/18 - Alimentation en étiquettes à partir de bandes, p.ex. de rouleaux
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Iyer, Pradeep S.
Abrégé
System and method for using one or more entropically configured distinct physical features (a "IDENTROPY") for establishing trust, accountability, and transparency with respect to physical items are disclosed. Such system and method are useful, among other things, for detecting counterfeit physical items.
17.
METHOD OF TRACKING DONATED AND DISPOSED OF FOOD PRODUCT ITEMS
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Duckett, Jeanne
Carrion, Txus
Porter, Lori
Schaberl, Michael
Daum, Susan
Abrégé
An automated method of tracing food products that are to be donated or disposed of and that is comprised of (1) the configuration and setup of an application for the food product items to be donated or disposed of; (2) the execution of the food product item donation or disposal event, wherein labels may be created with appropriate data about the food product and/or event printed thereon and/or the data captured in a data log; and (3) the viewing and/or extraction and further processing of the captured data from the data log of the updates to the food products that are being donated or disposed of. The method of the present invention may be used in conjunction with an intelligent printer, such as a RFID, QR code, or barcode printer.
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Duckett, Jeanne
Daum, Susan
Porter, Lori
Abrégé
A method of remotely updating information related to a food product item is disclosed herein. The method is comprised of configuring an application that can receive nutritional, allergen, dating or other important information specific to the food product. The information may be updatable either automatically or manually. The data is input into the application and linked to a remote database via a key identifier. The food product is then tagged or labeled so that a user may access the most current updated information. The method of the present invention may be used in conjunction with an intelligent printer, such as a RFID, QR code, or barcode printer, a smart device, or a personal computer.
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Williams, Larri
Neuhard, Lance
Entingh, Timothy
Johnson, Kelly
Abrégé
A cutter accessory is provided for use in combination with a printing device as part of a printing system. The cutter accessory includes a body that is configured to be mounted onto the printing device. An access door is mounted to the body and movable between a closed position and an open position. A slot is defined in the access door and configured to receive printed material from the printing device when the access door is in the closed position. A cutting blade is movably mounted to the body, with at least one cam being associated with the cutting blade. The cam is operable to move the cutting blade with respect to the slot to cut the printed material and is accessible when the access door is in the open position, but not accessible when the access door is in the closed position.
B26D 1/08 - Coupe d'une pièce caractérisée par la nature ou par le mouvement de l'élément coupant; Appareils ou machines à cet effet; Eléments coupants à cet effet comportant un élément qui ne suit pas le mouvement de la pièce ayant un élément coupant se déplaçant linéairement l'élément coupant étant animé d'un mouvement de va-et-vient du genre guillotine
B26D 5/00 - Dispositions pour manœuvrer et commander les machines ou les dispositifs de coupe, découpage, poinçonnage, perforation ou séparation autrement que par coupe
B41J 11/70 - Utilisation de dispositifs coupants coupant perpendiculairement à la direction de l'avance du papier
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Duckett, Jeanne F.
Walker, Stephen John
Euse, Karen L.
Blair, Jayne
Abrégé
Systems and methods are provided for creating printed tags for use in connection with a heated food item placed into a hot holding unit. System components may include a user interface, a printer, and a controller. The controller is programmed to instruct the user interface to display a prompt for an operator to input information identifying one or more characteristics of a food item positioned within or to be placed into a hot holding unit. The controller receives the information from the user interface and instructs the printer to generate a tag identifying the food item and the time at which the food item is to be removed from the hot holding unit and discarded. The tag may include a display area to display the printed information and a support area with a slit that allows the tag to be supported by a rack of the hot holding unit.
B65C 11/02 - Distributeurs d'étiquettes à commande manuelle, p.ex. modifiés pour permettre l'application d'étiquettes sur des objets avec équipement pour impression
G06K 19/06 - Supports d'enregistrement pour utilisation avec des machines et avec au moins une partie prévue pour supporter des marques numériques caractérisés par le genre de marque numérique, p.ex. forme, nature, code
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES, LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Duckett, Jeanne F.
Walker, Stephen John
Euse, Karen L.
Blair, Jayne
Abrégé
A tag for use in a hot holding unit for storing a heated food item on a rack has a perimeter defining a display area and a support area, wherein the display area includes information identifying the food item and the time at which the food item is to be removed from the hot holding unit and discarded, and the support area includes at least one slit associated with the perimeter and configured to receive a rod of the rack.
B65C 11/02 - Distributeurs d'étiquettes à commande manuelle, p.ex. modifiés pour permettre l'application d'étiquettes sur des objets avec équipement pour impression
G06K 19/06 - Supports d'enregistrement pour utilisation avec des machines et avec au moins une partie prévue pour supporter des marques numériques caractérisés par le genre de marque numérique, p.ex. forme, nature, code
A23L 5/00 - Préparation ou traitement des aliments ou produits alimentaires en général; Aliments ou produits alimentaires ainsi obtenus; Leurs matériaux
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Duckett, Jeanne F.
Wirrig, Richard D.
Neuhard, Lance D.
Wimmers, David J.
Williams, Larri B.
Makley, James A.
Evans, Andrew R.
Watson, Jan M.
Abrégé
A high speed tabletop and industrial printer is disclosed with integrated high speed RFID encoding and verification at the same time. The industrial printer simultaneously prints on and electronically encodes/verifies RFID labels, tags, and/or stickers attached to a continuous web. The industrial printer comprises a lighted sensor array for indexing the printing to the RFID tags; and a cutter powered from the industrial printer for cutting the web that the RFID tags are disposed on. The industrial printer comprises two RFID reader/writers that are individually controlled. Specifically, one of the RFID reader/writers comprises the ability to electronically encode the RFID tags while the web is moving; and the second RFID reader/writer uses an additional RFID module and antenna on the printer for verifying the data encoded to the RFID tags. Further, the printer utilizes adaptive RFID power settings to prevent misreads and other errors when encoding tags.
G06K 17/00 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour faire travailler en coopération des équipements couverts par plusieurs des groupes principaux , p.ex. fichiers automatiques de cartes incluant les opérations de transport et de lecture
B41J 2/32 - Machines à écrire ou mécanismes d'impression sélective caractérisés par le procédé d'impression ou de marquage pour lequel ils sont conçus caractérisés par l'application sélective de chaleur à un matériau d'impression ou de transfert d'impression sensibles à la chaleur utilisant des têtes thermiques
G06K 1/12 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour marquer les supports d'enregistrement sous la forme numérique autrement que par poinçonnage
G06K 5/00 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour vérifier l'exactitude du marquage sur un support d'enregistrement; Dispositifs de localisation de colonne
G06K 7/10 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour la lecture de supports d'enregistrement par radiation corpusculaire
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Duckett, Jeanne F.
Evans, Andrew R.
Makley, James A.
Neuhard, Lance D.
Watson, Jan M.
Williams, Larri B.
Wimmers, David J.
Wirrig, Richard D.
Abrégé
A process for optimizing a command sequence between an RFID (radio-frequency identification) interrogator and an RFID tag based on foreknowledge of a communication sequence between the RFID interrogator and the RFID tag, involves the steps of: issuing a Req_RN (request random number) command via the RFID interrogator; issuing a handle New RN 16 (new random number 16) via the RFID tag; responding with an access command via the RFID interrogator; and responding with status via the RFID tag.
G06K 7/10 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour la lecture de supports d'enregistrement par radiation corpusculaire
B41J 2/32 - Machines à écrire ou mécanismes d'impression sélective caractérisés par le procédé d'impression ou de marquage pour lequel ils sont conçus caractérisés par l'application sélective de chaleur à un matériau d'impression ou de transfert d'impression sensibles à la chaleur utilisant des têtes thermiques
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Duckett, Jeanne F.
Wirrig, Richard D.
Neuhard, Lance D.
Wimmers, David J.
Williams, Larri B.
Makley, James A.
Watson, Jan M.
Evans, Andrew R.
Abrégé
A high speed tabletop and industrial printer is disclosed with integrated high speed RFID encoding and verification at the same time. The industrial printer simultaneously prints on and electronically encodes/verifies RFID labels, tags, and/or stickers attached to a continuous web. The industrial printer comprises a lighted sensor array for indexing the printing to the RFID tags; and a cutter powered from the industrial printer for cutting the web that the RFID tags are disposed on. The industrial printer comprises two RFID reader/writers that are individually controlled. Specifically, one of the RFID reader/writers comprises the ability to electronically encode the RFID tags while the web is moving; and the second RFID reader/writer uses an additional RFID module and antenna on the printer for verifying the data encoded to the RFID tags. Further, the printer utilizes adaptive RFID power settings to prevent misreads and other errors when encoding tags.
G06K 1/12 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour marquer les supports d'enregistrement sous la forme numérique autrement que par poinçonnage
B41J 2/32 - Machines à écrire ou mécanismes d'impression sélective caractérisés par le procédé d'impression ou de marquage pour lequel ils sont conçus caractérisés par l'application sélective de chaleur à un matériau d'impression ou de transfert d'impression sensibles à la chaleur utilisant des têtes thermiques
G01S 7/02 - DÉTERMINATION DE LA DIRECTION PAR RADIO; RADIO-NAVIGATION; DÉTERMINATION DE LA DISTANCE OU DE LA VITESSE EN UTILISANT DES ONDES RADIO; LOCALISATION OU DÉTECTION DE LA PRÉSENCE EN UTILISANT LA RÉFLEXION OU LA RERADIATION D'ONDES RADIO; DISPOSITIONS ANALOGUES UTILISANT D'AUTRES ONDES - Détails des systèmes correspondant aux groupes , , de systèmes selon le groupe
G06K 5/00 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour vérifier l'exactitude du marquage sur un support d'enregistrement; Dispositifs de localisation de colonne
G06K 7/10 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour la lecture de supports d'enregistrement par radiation corpusculaire
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Morrow, Mark S.
Mcmuller, Gary E.
Litmer, Lavern C.
Chandler, Douglas M.
Abrégé
A method of adding a plurality of customizable event timers to a food freshness printer or smart printer (1) is disclosed. The customizable event timers are added by the operator for the purpose of sounding an alarm to indicate an elapse in time and/or printing labels at a predetermined interval. When the event timer expires and the user acknowledges the audible tone, the user has the option to restart the timer for the next event or delete the timer. Further, the event timers enable the user to either display a message or print a set of labels when the timer expires.
G04G 15/00 - Garde-temps comprenant des moyens devant être actionnés à des moments choisis à l'avance ou après des intervalles de temps prédéterminés
B41J 3/407 - Machines à écrire ou mécanismes d'impression ou de marquage sélectif caractérisés par le but dans lequel ils sont construits pour le marquage sur des matériaux particuliers
B65C 9/46 - Application de marques de dates, de marques codées ou d'un genre similaire, sur des étiquettes pendant l'étiquetage
G04G 13/02 - Production de signaux horaires acoustiques à des moments choisis à l'avance, p.ex. pour les réveils
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Duckett, Jeanne F.
Wirrig, Richard D.
Neuhard, Lance D.
Williams, Larri B.
Makley, James A.
Watson, Jan M.
Evans, Andrew R.
Wimmers, David J.
Abrégé
A high speed tabletop and industrial printer is disclosed with integrated high speed RFID encoding and verification at the same time. The industrial printer simultaneously prints on and electronically encodes/verifies RFID labels, tags, and/or stickers attached to a continuous web. The industrial printer comprises a lighted sensor array for indexing the printing to the RFID tags; and a cutter powered from the industrial printer for cutting the web that the RFID tags are disposed on. The industrial printer comprises two RFID reader/writers that are individually controlled. Specifically, one of the RFID reader/writers comprises the ability to electronically encode the RFID tags while the web is moving; and the second RFID reader/writer uses an additional RFID module and antenna on the printer for verifying the data encoded to the RFID tags. Further, the printer also comprises a quick release cover with thumbscrews that allow for easy removal.
G06K 17/00 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour faire travailler en coopération des équipements couverts par plusieurs des groupes principaux , p.ex. fichiers automatiques de cartes incluant les opérations de transport et de lecture
B41J 2/32 - Machines à écrire ou mécanismes d'impression sélective caractérisés par le procédé d'impression ou de marquage pour lequel ils sont conçus caractérisés par l'application sélective de chaleur à un matériau d'impression ou de transfert d'impression sensibles à la chaleur utilisant des têtes thermiques
G06K 1/12 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour marquer les supports d'enregistrement sous la forme numérique autrement que par poinçonnage
G06K 7/10 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour la lecture de supports d'enregistrement par radiation corpusculaire
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Duckett, Jeanne F.
Wirrig, Richard D.
Neuhard, Lance D.
Makley, James A.
Wimmers, David J.
Williams, Larri B.
Evans, Andrew R.
Watson, Jan M.
Abrégé
A high speed tabletop and industrial printer is disclosed with integrated high speed RFID encoding and verification at the same time. The industrial printer simultaneously prints on and electronically encodes/verifies RFID labels, tags, and/or stickers attached to a continuous web. The industrial printer comprises a lighted sensor array for indexing the printing to the RFID tags; and a cutter powered from the industrial printer for cutting the web that the RFID tags are disposed on. The industrial printer comprises two RFID reader/writers that are individually controlled. Specifically, one of the RFID reader/writers comprises the ability to electronically encode the RFID tags while the web is moving; and the second RFID reader/writer uses an additional RFID module and antenna on the printer for verifying the data encoded to the RFID tags. Further, the printer utilizes adaptive RFID power settings to prevent misreads and other errors when encoding tags.
G06K 17/00 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour faire travailler en coopération des équipements couverts par plusieurs des groupes principaux , p.ex. fichiers automatiques de cartes incluant les opérations de transport et de lecture
B41J 2/32 - Machines à écrire ou mécanismes d'impression sélective caractérisés par le procédé d'impression ou de marquage pour lequel ils sont conçus caractérisés par l'application sélective de chaleur à un matériau d'impression ou de transfert d'impression sensibles à la chaleur utilisant des têtes thermiques
G06K 1/12 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour marquer les supports d'enregistrement sous la forme numérique autrement que par poinçonnage
G06K 7/10 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour la lecture de supports d'enregistrement par radiation corpusculaire
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Duckett, Jeanne F.
Neuhard, Lance D.
Wimmers, David J.
Williams, Larri B.
Makley, James A.
Watson, Jan M.
Evans, Andrew R.
Wirrig, Richard D.
Abrégé
A process for optimizing RFID tag system throughput comprises the steps of: accepting memory block identification for each memory block to be written and data to be written into each memory block; executing RFID Gen 2 (radio-frequency generation 2) tag device commands via the composite RFID interrogator host write memory command to place the RFID Gen 2 tag device in an open state; executing successive write commands to the multiple memory blocks of the RFID Gen 2 tag device defined in a host command; leaving the RFID Gen 2 tag device in the open state for a duration of an entire set of command write/verification operations conducted while the RF power from the RFID encoder is not altered; and returning the RFID Gen 2 tag device to a ready state when all memory blocks have been written, and returning status of results to the host command.
G06K 1/12 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour marquer les supports d'enregistrement sous la forme numérique autrement que par poinçonnage
B41J 2/32 - Machines à écrire ou mécanismes d'impression sélective caractérisés par le procédé d'impression ou de marquage pour lequel ils sont conçus caractérisés par l'application sélective de chaleur à un matériau d'impression ou de transfert d'impression sensibles à la chaleur utilisant des têtes thermiques
G06K 7/10 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour la lecture de supports d'enregistrement par radiation corpusculaire
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Duckett, Jeanne F.
Wirrig, Richard D.
Neuhard, Lance D.
Williams, Larri B.
Makley, James A.
Watson, Jan M.
Evans, Andrew R.
Wimmers, David J.
Abrégé
A process for printing, encoding and verifying RFID products, using a thermal tabletop and industrial printer device involves: feeding a label in position; fetching data from memory; generating a program command with a data packet; sending the data packet to an RFID reader/writer module; receiving a response packet from the RFID reader/writer module; extracting response data from the response packet; decoding the response data; and electronically encoding the RFID products with data by means of a first RFID reader/writer module while the continuous web is moving, characterized by verifying the data encoded to the RFID tags by means of a second RFID reader/writer module, wherein the second RFID reader/writer module (34) is individually controlled from the first RFID reader/writer module, such that encoding and verifying of the RFID products can be done simultaneously.
G06K 17/00 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour faire travailler en coopération des équipements couverts par plusieurs des groupes principaux , p.ex. fichiers automatiques de cartes incluant les opérations de transport et de lecture
B41J 2/32 - Machines à écrire ou mécanismes d'impression sélective caractérisés par le procédé d'impression ou de marquage pour lequel ils sont conçus caractérisés par l'application sélective de chaleur à un matériau d'impression ou de transfert d'impression sensibles à la chaleur utilisant des têtes thermiques
G06K 1/12 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour marquer les supports d'enregistrement sous la forme numérique autrement que par poinçonnage
G06K 7/10 - Méthodes ou dispositions pour la lecture de supports d'enregistrement par radiation corpusculaire
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Duckett, Jeanne F.
Morrow, Mark S.
Mcmullen, Gary E.
Abrégé
A method of utilizing a startup wizard is disclosed. The startup wizard guides a user through the installation of a food freshness barcode printer, enabling a non-technical user to complete the installation in minimal time. Specifically, the startup wizard detects first power on or is accessible from a system menu. Then, when the printer is installed, the startup wizard is entered which prompts the user for some or all of the following items: language, date format, product database, network configuration, or other specific elements required for implementation. The user is then guided through the installation process which enables a non-technical user to complete the installation of the food freshness barcode printer in minimal time.
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Isabell, Michael J.
Abrégé
A radio frequency identification (RFID) device (10) including: a circuit (12) provisioned to communicate an identification code to an RFID reader; a first antenna (14) operatively connected to the circuit; and a radiating structure (22) inductive coupled to the first antenna (14).
G06K 19/07 - Supports d'enregistrement avec des marques conductrices, des circuits imprimés ou des éléments de circuit à semi-conducteurs, p.ex. cartes d'identité ou cartes de crédit avec des puces à circuit intégré
A41D 27/00 - VÊTEMENTS DE DESSUS; VÊTEMENTS DE PROTECTION; ACCESSOIRES - Parties constitutives des vêtements ou de leur confection
D02G 3/44 - Filés ou fils caractérisés par la destination pour laquelle ils ont été conçus
D06H 1/04 - Marquage des matériaux textiles; Marquage combiné à la mesure ou à la visite par fixation de fils, étiquettes ou analogues
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Franklin, Priscilla S.
Abrégé
A label assembly including one or more dissolvable thermal direct adhesive labels mounted on a release liner. According to one embodiment, each label includes a base layer, a thermal direct layer, an adhesive layer, and a barrier layer. The base layer, which has an upper surface and a lower surface, is water-dissolvable and may be made of a water- dissolvable paper. The thermal direct layer is positioned directly over the upper surface of the base layer and functions in the conventional manner to produce markings therein in response to heat. The adhesive layer is water-dissolvable and is positioned below the lower surface of the base layer. The barrier layer, which is positioned directly below the lower surface of the base layer and directly over the adhesive layer, serves to prevent migration of the adhesive layer through the base layer and into contact with the thermal direct layer.
AVERY DENNISON RETAIL INFORMATION SERVICES LLC (USA)
Inventeur(s)
Weedlun, Paul
Ganz, Susan
Abrégé
A process for applying digitally printed applique indicia which results in decorative and identification elements when applied to apparel and other textile products, the elements being an alternative to direct embroidery, embroidered emblems, thermo-transfer films, silk screen or sublimated printing. The production process includes a design phase (1 ), a separation phase (2), a printing phase (3), an optional traditional embroidery phase (4), and an etching/cutting phase (5) The process can incorporate embroidered elements but has the benefit of reducing or eliminating portions of stitching and or extra applique layers in the emblem The resulting product has superior care and durability characteristics to screen printing and heat transfers as the image is more wash fast and can be ironed The heat or pressure transfer capability can allow much faster customization of finished garments.
B32B 5/02 - Produits stratifiés caractérisés par l'hétérogénéité ou la structure physique d'une des couches caractérisés par les caractéristiques de structure d'une couche comprenant des fibres ou des filaments