US2017193259A1PendingUtilityA1
Indicia-reading system
Est. expiryNov 25, 2033(~7.3 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
Indicia-reading systems include an auxiliary reading apparatus with wireless charging capability. The systems are configured to couple, transfer, and receive energy wirelessly between a base charging station and auxiliary indicia reader via resonating coils that include an impedance matching network. Wireless charging capability can save space at the point-of-sale and add convenience for the operator.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 - 20 . (canceled)
21 . A point-of-sale indicia-reader, comprising:
a point of-sale indicia-capturing subsystem for acquiring information about indicia within the point-of-sale indicia capturing subsystem's field of view; a point of sale indicia-decoding subsystem configured for decoding indicia information acquired by the point-of-sale indicia-capturing subsystem; and a magnetic resonance module for wirelessly emitting energy to a hand-held indicia reader.
22 . The point-of-sale indicia-reader of claim 21 , comprising:
a housing; and a scan window disposed in the housing on a horizontal plane.
23 . The point-of-sale indicia-reader of claim 21 , comprising:
a housing; a horizontal scan window disposed in the housing on a horizontal plane; and a vertical scan window disposed in the housing on a vertical plane.
24 . The point-of-sale indicia-reader of claim 21 , comprising:
a housing; a horizontal scan window disposed in the housing on a horizontal plane; and a vertical scan window disposed in the housing on a vertical plane; wherein the magnetic resonance module is disposed in the housing behind the vertical scan window.
25 . The point-of-sale indicia-reader of claim 21 , comprising:
a housing; a horizontal scan window disposed in the housing on a horizontal plane; and a vertical scan window disposed in the housing on a vertical plane; wherein the magnetic resonance module is disposed in the housing below the horizontal scan window.
26 . The point-of-sale indicia-reader of claim 21 , comprising:
a housing; a horizontal scan window disposed in the housing on a horizontal plane; and a vertical scan window disposed in the housing on a vertical plane; wherein the magnetic resonance module is disposed in the housing adjacent the horizontal scan window.
27 . The point-of-sale indicia-reader of claim 21 , wherein the magnetic resonance module wirelessly emits energy to multiple hand-held indicia readers.
28 . The point-of-sale indicia-reader of claim 21 , wherein the magnetic resonance module wirelessly emits energy to multiple hand-held indicia readers having different power requirements.
29 . A point-of-sale system, comprising:
a hand-held indicia reader; and a point of-sale indicia-reader, comprising:
a point of-sale indicia-capturing subsystem for acquiring information about indicia within the point-of-sale indicia capturing subsystem's field of view;
a point of sale indicia-decoding subsystem configured for decoding indicia information acquired by the point-of-sale indicia-capturing subsystem; and
a magnetic resonance module for wirelessly emitting energy to the hand-held indicia reader.
30 . The point-of-sale system of claim 29 , wherein the point of-sale indicia-reader comprises:
a housing; and a scan window disposed in the housing on a horizontal plane.
31 . The point-of-sale system of claim 29 , wherein the point of-sale indicia-reader comprises:
a housing; a horizontal scan window disposed in the housing on a horizontal plane; and a vertical scan window disposed in the housing on a vertical plane.
32 . The point-of-sale system of claim 29 , wherein the point of-sale indicia-reader comprises:
a housing; a horizontal scan window disposed in the housing on a horizontal plane; and a vertical scan window disposed in the housing on a vertical plane; wherein the magnetic resonance module is disposed in the housing behind the vertical scan window.
33 . The point-of-sale system of claim 29 , wherein the point of-sale indicia-reader comprises:
a housing; a horizontal scan window disposed in the housing on a horizontal plane; and a vertical scan window disposed in the housing on a vertical plane; wherein the magnetic resonance module is disposed in the housing below the horizontal scan window.
34 . The point-of-sale system of claim 29 , wherein the point of-sale indicia-reader comprises:
a housing; a horizontal scan window disposed in the housing on a horizontal plane; and a vertical scan window disposed in the housing on a vertical plane; wherein the magnetic resonance module is disposed in the housing adjacent the horizontal scan window.
35 . The point-of-sale system of claim 29 , wherein the magnetic resonance module wirelessly emits energy to multiple hand-held indicia readers.
36 . The point-of-sale system of claim 29 , wherein the magnetic resonance module wirelessly emits energy to multiple hand-held indicia readers having different power requirements.
37 . A point-of-sale indicia-reader, comprising:
a housing; a horizontal scan window disposed in the housing on a horizontal plane; a vertical scan window disposed in the housing on a vertical plane; a point of-sale indicia-capturing subsystem disposed in the housing for acquiring information about indicia adjacent the horizontal scan window and/or the vertical scan window; a point of sale indicia-decoding subsystem disposed in the housing configured for decoding indicia information acquired by the point-of-sale indicia-capturing subsystem; and a magnetic resonance module disposed in the housing for wirelessly emitting energy to a hand-held indicia reader.
38 . The point-of-sale indicia-reader of claim 37 , wherein the magnetic resonance module is disposed in the housing behind the vertical scan window, below the horizontal scan window, and/or adjacent the horizontal scan window.
39 . The point-of-sale indicia-reader of claim 37 , wherein the magnetic resonance module wirelessly emits energy to multiple hand-held indicia readers.
40 . The point-of-sale indicia-reader of claim 37 , wherein the magnetic resonance module wirelessly emits energy to multiple hand-held indicia readers having different power requirements.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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