bt final pres

7/27/2019 Bt Final Pres

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By:Kalita lambaKajal shakya

Abhishek toppomumtaz hussainVigneshwaran.S

3rd sem MFM

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National Institute Of Fashion Technology

Bangalore


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Body Scanners are advanced ImagingTechnology for the purposes of detecting

metallic and nonmetallic items on AirplanePassengers without bodily contact.

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Laser scanning White light scanning

Image processing Digital tape measurement

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Laser scanning technology consists of using lasers to projectonto the human body one or more thin and sharp stripes.

Simultaneously, light sensors acquire the scene and byapplying simple geometrical rules the surface of the humanbody is measured.

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Instead of moving the scanner unit, a light pattern (usually in form

of stripes) is projected onto the human body.

A light sensor (e.g. a digital camera) acquires the scene.

Usually, binary coding systems are used to determine the origin of

the single stripes; for the increment of the resolution, the

projected stripes are additionally shifted. The major difference to laser scanning is that the acquisition

happens in a very short time and that it results in the digitization

of entire surface parts.

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Image processing is any form of signal processing for which

the input is an image, such as a photograph or video frame;

the output of image processing may be either an image or a

set of characteristics or parameters related to the image.

3D information is generated and extracted from 2D images.

By using the symmetry of the human body, the most

important sizes of body are computed with sufficient

accuracy from the silhouettes of the body.

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A barcode is an optical machine-readable representation of

certain data, which shows certain data on certain product

originally.


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EAN-13

International business

Sell to national chains

UPC-A

local business


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Used in US markets 1st 6 digits are company

prefix

Next 5 digits are trade item

number

Last digit is calculated

check digit


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Used for cases and bulkquantities

Can include other infosuch as weight and

quantity


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9 0614141 00010 c 1000 item container7 0614141 00010 c 250 item box5 0614141 00010 c 25 item pkg0 0614141 00010 c Single item

IndicatorDigit

CompanyPrefix

ItemNumber

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Used for shipping containers

1 0 6 1 4 1 4 1 0 0 0 4 1 5


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Light from the scanner (laser, LED, or other)reflects off the label back to a sensor in thescanner


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Pricing Issues Damaged Labels Upfront Cost

Training Printer Requirements


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RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification.

A data collection technology that uses electronic tags for

storing data.

The tag, also known as an "electronic label, "transponder"

or "code plate," is made up of an RFID chip attached to an

antenna.

Transmitting in the kilohertz, megahertz and gigahertz

ranges, tags may be battery-powered or derive their

power from the RF waves coming from the reader.

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"Passive" tags have no power source but use the

electromagnetic waves from the reader to energize the chip

and transmit back (backscatter) their data.

Passive tags can cost less than a quarter and be read up to

approximately 10 feet from the reader's antenna.

"Active" tags have a battery integrated for their power

source.

They can transmit up to 300 feet indoors and more than a

thousand feet outdoors.

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A RFID reader accomplishes two tasks it receivescommands from the application software; and itcommunicates with tags.

Readers may be stationary, handheld or mounted onmobile objects like forklifts.

The reader transmits radio waves through an antenna.

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It helps in implementing IE concepts. It helps to find the time taken to complete

the operation at each work station This can be used to implement time study

concept.

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Continue..(h) Gait,(i) Hand geometry,

(j) Iris,(k) Palmprint,(l) Retina,

(m) Signature, and(n) Voice.

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A digital pen is an input device whichcaptures the handwriting or brush strokes of

a user. Converts handwritten analog information

created using "pen and paper" into digitaldata, enabling the data to be utilized in

various applications.

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Serviced Based Businesses Service reports bring them back to the

office in real time, improve your billablehours. Purchase orders get your field staff

completing purchase orders and and get a

purchase order back to them in seconds

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Students Perfect tool for note taking: everything that

need and automatically transfer the notes toa Word document. This saves lugging around a laptop or tablet

PC and also saves the stress when the battery

of said laptop or tablet PC runs out.

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