InkSure Technologies Inc.    Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309.
Jan 21, 2011 Fostering enforcement of motor vehicle safety laws and regulations, CarSure can read taggants (optical codes) and authenticate documents through car windows. Invisible taggants are integrated into documents during manufacturing process and thereafter can only be detected by CarSure reader. Taggants can be incorporated into any material, including plastics commonly used in stickers affixed to car windows, and are active for entire life of document.

3M Co., Electronic Products Div.    Austin, TX 78726
Dec 09, 2010 Suited for border management, law enforcement, and transportation, handheld Model MD6000 enables users to validate multiple types of IDs while in field. Unit is equipped with readers for optical character recognition, 3-track magnetic stripes, contactless RF chips and contact chips, as well as optical single fingerprint capture. After data is captured, device encrypts and relays it via wireless Bluetooth technology to user's laptop, tablet PC, or smartphone.

Vasco Data Security Inc.    Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181
Mar 17, 2009 Able to display alpha-numeric digits and Asian character sets, DIGIPASS® 835a features optical interface for automatic download of encrypted data from PC onto display. Data is transferred by holding optical interface in front of computer screen. Utilizing 5 phototransistors, optical technology has data transmission speed of 20 fps and can be used with CRT, TFT, LCD, LED, and plasma screens. EMV-PLA-compliant, reader is suited for e-banking solutions in countries that use PIN-less payment cards.

Honeywell International, Inc.    Morristown, NJ 07960
Jan 14, 2009 Equipped with Shift-PLUS(TM) technology for extended battery life, flashlight-sized Dolphin 7600 incorporates Adaptus Imaging Technology v5.0, which allows unit to read 1D and 2D bar codes, OCR fonts, and images to meet scanning needs for variety of retail or light industrial applications. Core features of Windows Mobile 6 include integration with Microsoft applications including Office, Internet Explorer Mobile, Exchange and Outlook, and SQL Server.

ifm efector, Inc.    Exton, PA 19341
Aug 18, 2008 Multi-Code Reader can identify, verify, and qualify most marking methods including dot-peened, laser-etched, and printed DMC codes as well as printed barcodes. Suited for harsh environments, solid-state, metal housing measures 80 x 42 x 53 mm and unit incorporates CMOS image sensor with DSP and integrated lighting system. Maximum target speed is 7 msec and unit can read even partially damaged or worn code from any orientation. It is available in 2 x 24 Vdc models with VGA resolution.

Access IS    Reading RG6 1AZ   United Kingdom
Jul 16, 2008 Operating from 3 Vdc power supply, Model OCR130 is designed for OEM integration into portable devices via 12-way, 0.5 mm pitch FFC. With operating current of 130 mA which drops substantially when reader is in rest mode, it captures code lines from machine-readable travel documents including machine-readable passports, visas, and travel cards conforming to ICAO Document 9303. APACS debit and credit documents can also be read together with E13B OCRB and mixed E13B and OCRB fonts.

National Federation of the Blind    Baltimore, MD 21230
Aug 03, 2006 Combining digital camera with PDA, Handheld Electronic Reader puts character-recognition software together with text-to-speech conversion technology. Users can take pictures of printed materials and hear contents of document played back in clear synthetic speech. Portable unit can store thousands of printed pages, and users can also transfer files to desktop and laptop computers, as well as Braille notetakers.

Hand Held Products    Skaneateles Falls, NY 13153
Feb 02, 2006 Designed for the direct part mark (DPM) identification market, models 6308 DPM Reader and 6328 Cordless DPM Reader provide data accuracy in part traceability, authenticity, and supply chain management processes in automotive, aerospace, electronics, healthcare, and defense industries. Powered by Adaptus(TM) Imaging Technology 5.0, model 6308 supports USB, keyboard wedge, and RS232 communications, while model 6328 features Bluetooth v1.2 wireless connectivity.

Cognex Corp.    Natick, MA 01760 2059
Jan 09, 2006 Capable of reading of all printed and Direct Part Mark codes, DataMan(TM) 7500 series combines IDMax(TM) code reading software with UltraLight(TM) illumination technology to read codes regardless of marking method, part material, shape, or surface texture. Corded DataMan 7500 supports USB, keyboard wedge, and RS232 communications, and cordless DataMan 7550 supports Bluetooth® wireless communications. Both ID readers combine DSP with 1,280 x 1,024 image sensor.

Integrated Engineering    Amsterdam 1105 BJ  Netherlands
Sep 13, 2005 With anti-eavesdropping functionality and MRZ optical reading capability, e-Document reader prevents 3rd parties from invading sensitive information contained on e-passport. Product supports one reading operation for optical as well as for RFID information for all current passport chips and operating systems - even when passport is equipped with shielding. Also available, LEGIC Advance readers include card-only reader and combined card + PIN reader.

Cognex Corp.    Natick, MA 01760 2059
Jul 18, 2005 Featuring image formation technology and OCR, 2D matrix, and barcode recognition algorithms, In-Sight® 1721 delivers reliable reading performance on SEMI-standard scribes. It can read wafer marks that have been affected by CMP, edge beads, copper metallization, and blue or green nitride coating. GUI facilitates set up, and automatic tuning minimizes operator intervention. Built-in network and serial communications provide connectivity to other process tools and fab network.

Pepperl + Fuchs, Inc.    Twinsburg, OH 44087 2245
Mar 29, 2005 Fixed-mount Models MAC340 and MAC344 provide product identification or online data recording. Model MAC340 offers scan distance of 32 mm with ±3 mm depth of field, while Model MAC344 offers scan distance of 90 mm and ±7 mm depth of field. Both feature real-time DSP with processing rate of 150 MIPS. Data matrix code, with symbol size of 16 x 16, and module size of 0.35 mm, result in progressive scanning with 25 evaluations/sec and 6 m/s object transport speed.

Cognex Corp.    Natick, MA 01760 2059
Sep 07, 2004 DataManâ„¢ 6400 and 6500 hand-held readers and In-Sight® fixed-mount readers combine IDMaxâ„¢ software with optimized lighting and optics for decoding 1D and 2D codes. DataMan 6400 reads laser and ink jet produced codes, while DataMan 6500 adds ability to read codes formed by electrochemical etching and dot peen marking. In-Sight 5110 supports ISO mark quality metrics for real-time 1D and 2D code verification at mark and read stations.

Visioneer, Inc.    Pleasanton, CA 94588
Nov 19, 2003 CardReader 100â„¢ turns business cards into digital data that can be accessed, managed, and maintained. It contains ultra-small, USB-powered scanner as well as professional software that can accurately scan and OCR business cards. Unit syncs to mobile device platforms, such as Palmâ„¢ and WinCE, and exports information to PIM applications such as Outlook®, Outlook Express, Excel®, ACT! and GoldMine.

Omron Electronics, LLC    Schaumburg, IL 60173
Aug 21, 2003 Model V530 offers dual camera capability allowing it to achieve single-product and lot management simultaneously. Controller can store up to 35 defect images in internal memory and up to 400 using compact flash cards, allowing image analysis mode to detect marking problems quickly. Optional intelligent light source reduces background effects of processed and rough-surface metal parts. Light intensity is stored in controller menu for easy changeover switching.

DVT, Inc.    Norcross, GA 30093
Mar 11, 2003 IntelligentScanner, with integrated light, reads up to 180 codes/sec. It provides automatic identification and data capture by reading bar codes, Data Matrix, and OCR characters to communicate coordinate information to motion control, SPC, HMI, and PLC packages. Built-in Ethernet communications allow data acquisition and simultaneous transmission for date/lot code verification, documentation, and part tracking. Unit interprets all popular code formats.

Lockheed Martin Systems Integration    Owego, NY 13827-3998
May 14, 2002 PureVISION(TM) Optical Character Recognition solution is designed to conform to specific company's mail stream. Its software is Microsoft Windows(R) NT-based, fully scalable to run on mail transports, and reads at various system speeds up to 36,000 mail pieces per hour. Software includes RAF's Argosy Post(TM) PLUS, the preeminent system available for reading difficult addresses in a fast and cost effective way.