Data output and input method realized by aid of point codes

Abstract

Disclosed are point codes read by the aid of image recognition and a data output/input method realized by the aid of the point codes. The data output/input method includes that at least one point code corresponding to pointer data is formed on the surface of an object, each point code consists of a plurality of blocks, and each block is provided with a locus. Each block is partitioned into a plurality of locus regions which are arrayed, and parts of the locus regions which are arrayed into a cross shape form a mark region. The loci forming contents of the data of the point codes are arranged in the locus regions out of the mark regions of the blocks. The loci forming mark contents of the point codes are arranged in the locus regions in the mark regions of the blocks, and the surface of the object is read optically so as to obtain the pointer data corresponding to the point codes.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a dot code that can be read by pattern / image recognition. The dot code is formed on the surface of an object and corresponds to a pointer data. Background technique [0002] figure 1 It is a schematic diagram showing a dot code (Dot Code) 12 formed on a surface 1 of an object. Such as figure 1 As shown, the dot code 12 is composed of many bit dots. Since the bit dots are quite small, they are easily ignored visually, or interpreted as the background color by human eyes. Point code 12 and content information (Information Material) 11 (such as figure 1 The character pattern "APPLE") is jointly formed on the surface 1 of an object such as paper by means of printing or the like. The point code 12 is mapped to a pointer data and does not affect the reception of the content information 11 by human eyes. [0003] figure 2 To show a schematic diagram of an electronic system 2 , the electronic system 2 has an optical devi...

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[0005] like figure 1 As shown, the point code 12 usually coexists with the content information 11 on the object surface 1, therefore, when the density of the site is higher, the visual effect is worse, and it is easier for human eyes to perceive the existence of the point code 12 and make the point code 12 Increased chance of confusion with content information 11

On the other hand, when the point code 12 is formed on a limited object surface area, under the premise of providing the same amount of information, too high a point distribution density will cause the distance between two adjacent points to be too small, so when the position When

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