Image capture unit and computer readable medium used in combination with same
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1. A non-transitory computer-readable medium having computer-executable instructions accessible therefrom, said computer-executable instructions configured for controlling at least one processor to perform a method of processing information generated by an image capture unit, said computer-executable instructions comprising operations for:
- processing sensor data received from the image capture unit, wherein said sensor data includes a plurality of image tiles and position indicating data defining a relative position of a respective one of said image tiles, wherein at least a portion of said image tiles includes data representing a discrete portion of visual content;
displaying a feedback image derived using said data representing the discrete portion of said visual content of at least a portion of said image tiles, wherein displaying the feedback image includes displaying the discrete portion of said visual content of at least a portion of said image tiles in response to at least a portion of said image tiles being generated and wherein displaying the discrete portion of said visual content includes correlating the relative position of a particular one of said image tiles with at least one other image tile that has been previously generated and displayed.
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An image capture unit and computer readable medium used in combination therewith is disclosed. In a preferred embodiment, the image capture unit includes an image capturing sensor, a visual display, an instance of the computer readable medium, and circuitry for integrating functionalities thereof. The computer readable medium causes sensor data received from the image capturing sensor to be processed. The sensor data includes a plurality of image tiles and position indicating data defining a respective relative position of each one of each image tiles. Each one of each image tiles includes data representing a discrete portion of visual content. The computer readable medium causes a feedback image be displayed on the visual display. Displaying the feedback image includes correlate the relative position of each one of each image tiles with at least one other image tile that has been previously generated and displayed.
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1. A non-transitory computer-readable medium having computer-executable instructions accessible therefrom, said computer-executable instructions configured for controlling at least one processor to perform a method of processing information generated by an image capture unit, said computer-executable instructions comprising operations for:
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processing sensor data received from the image capture unit, wherein said sensor data includes a plurality of image tiles and position indicating data defining a relative position of a respective one of said image tiles, wherein at least a portion of said image tiles includes data representing a discrete portion of visual content; displaying a feedback image derived using said data representing the discrete portion of said visual content of at least a portion of said image tiles, wherein displaying the feedback image includes displaying the discrete portion of said visual content of at least a portion of said image tiles in response to at least a portion of said image tiles being generated and wherein displaying the discrete portion of said visual content includes correlating the relative position of a particular one of said image tiles with at least one other image tile that has been previously generated and displayed. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. An image capture unit, comprising:
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a visual display; an image capturing sensor; one or more positional sensors; at least one processor coupled to the visual display, to the one or more positional sensors, and to the image capturing sensor; at least one memory coupled to said at least one processor; instructions accessible from said at least one memory by said at least one processor, wherein said instructions are configured for causing said at least one processor to; process sensor data received from the image capturing sensor and from the one or more positional sensors, wherein said sensor data includes a plurality of image tiles and position indicating data, wherein the position indicating data defines a relative position of a respective one of said image tiles, wherein at least a portion of said image tiles include data representing a discrete portion of visual content; display, on the visual display, a feedback image derived using at least a portion of said image tiles, wherein causing said at least one processor to display the feedback image includes causing said at least one processor to display at least a portion of said visual content in response to at least a portion of said image tiles being generated and wherein causing said at least one processor to display at least the portion of said visual content includes causing said at least one processor to correlate the relative position of a particular one of said image tiles with at least one other image tile that has been previously generated and displayed. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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Current AssigneeVisual Content IP, LLC (Dominion Harbor Enterprises, LLC)
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Original AssigneeIMAGE TRENDS IP, LLC
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InventorsWilder, Michael Charles, Polk, Darryl Ray, Wilkes, Michael David, Parker, Sheppard, Potucek, Martin, Edgar, Albert Durr
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Primary Examiner(s)Popovici, Dov
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Application NumberUS14/033,254Publication NumberTime in Patent Office305 DaysField of SearchNoneUS Class Current358/1.6CPC Class CodesG06V 30/142 using hand-held instruments...G06V 30/418 Document matching, e.g. of ...H04N 1/00408 Display of information to t...H04N 1/0044 for image preview or review...H04N 1/04 Scanning arrangements , i.e...H04N 1/107 with manual scanningH04N 1/2104 for one or a few picturesH04N 1/3876 Recombination of partial im...H04N 1/3877 Image rotationH04N 1/393 Enlarging or reducingH04N 2201/0081 Image reader H04N2201/0091 ...H04N 2201/0084 Digital still cameraH04N 2201/0096 Portable devicesH04N 2201/0414 Scanning an image in a seri...H04N 2201/043 Viewing the scanned areaH04N 2201/0432 Adjusting the orientation o...
