Patent classifications
G07F17/266
IMAGE PROCESSING MACHINE, IN-STORE IMAGE PROCESSING SYSTEM, AND IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD
An image processing machine with usage tracking includes a communication interface, a document table having a document placement surface, a scanner configured to read an image of a document placed on the document placement surface, and a processor that is configured to determine whether or not the document is set on the document placement surface upon receiving an instruction to perform image reading by the scanner, and transmit a thumbnail image that is processed from the image read by the scanner upon determining that the document is determined to be not set on the document placement surface, to a processing device through the communication interface, so as to improve the usage tracking feature of the image processing machine.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MULTIPLE ACCOUNT DOCUMENT PROCESSING COST ACCOUNTING
A system method for multiple account document processing cost accounting includes a multifunction peripheral including an intelligent controller having a processor and memory. A document processing engine operates in conjunction with an instructions issued from the intelligent controller. The intelligent controller receives into memory document processing job data associated with a user. A user interface receives user input identifying the user. The processor calculates a cost for completing a document processing operation with the document processing job data and the calculated cost is displayed. The processor identifies of cost centers associated with an identified user and displays indicia identifying them, along with their associated account values. The processor receives a user selection identifying a selected cost center and completes a document processing operation with the job data and commences a debit from the account value of the selected cost center.
Image processing system for forming an image on a sheet using a decolorable coloring material
According to an embodiment, an image processing system includes an image forming unit, a decoloring unit, a storage device, an operation panel and a processor. The storage device stores image data of a plurality of printed materials. The processor forms on a sheet an image based on image data in a page range of the printed material received by the operation panel. The processor determines whether or not images of all pages in the page range have been decolored in a predetermined range after the image formation is executed when the formed image is decolored by the decoloring unit.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR 3D SCRIPTING LANGUAGE FOR MANIPULATION OF EXISTING 3D MODEL DATA
As three-dimensional (3D) printing and additive manufacturing becomes a way for individuals and companies to distribute physical goods, there is a growing need for creators of physical goods to enable customers to customize 3D printed objects while protecting core electronic assets in the form of the files used to define and print the objects. Server-side rendering of 3D object images provides an opportunity to protect 3D object files while offering performance advantages. A scripting language may be central to delivering a seamless user experience interacting with 3D object models on client devices. Object creators and vendors may rely on the scripting language to create user interfaces for selling customizable objects. And once the user interface is developed, it may provide the basis for users accessing, viewing, manipulating, selecting materials, rendering, pricing, and printing a range of 3D objects.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR 3D SCRIPTING LANGUAGE FOR MANIPULATION OF EXISTING 3D MODEL DATA
As three-dimensional (3D) printing and additive manufacturing becomes a way for individuals and companies to distribute physical goods, there is a growing need for creators of physical goods to enable customers to customize 3D printed objects while protecting core electronic assets in the form of the files used to define and print the objects. Server-side rendering of 3D object images provides an opportunity to protect 3D object files while offering performance advantages. A scripting language may be central to delivering a seamless user experience interacting with 3D object models on client devices. Object creators and vendors may rely on the scripting language to create user interfaces for selling customizable objects. And once the user interface is developed, it may provide the basis for users accessing, viewing, manipulating, selecting materials, rendering, pricing, and printing a range of 3D objects.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR 3D SCRIPTING LANGUAGE FOR MANIPULATION OF EXISTING 3D MODEL DATA
As three-dimensional (3D) printing and additive manufacturing becomes a way for individuals and companies to distribute physical goods, there is a growing need for creators of physical goods to enable customers to customize 3D printed objects while protecting core electronic assets in the form of the files used to define and print the objects. Server-side rendering of 3D object images provides an opportunity to protect 3D object files while offering performance advantages. A scripting language may be central to delivering a seamless user experience interacting with 3D object models on client devices. Object creators and vendors may rely on the scripting language to create user interfaces for selling customizable objects. And once the user interface is developed, it may provide the basis for users accessing, viewing, manipulating, selecting materials, rendering, pricing, and printing a range of 3D objects.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR 3D SCRIPTING LANGUAGE FOR MANIPULATION OF EXISTING 3D MODEL DATA
As three-dimensional (3D) printing and additive manufacturing becomes a way for individuals and companies to distribute physical goods, there is a growing need for creators of physical goods to enable customers to customize 3D printed objects while protecting core electronic assets in the form of the files used to define and print the objects. Server-side rendering of 3D object images provides an opportunity to protect 3D object files while offering performance advantages. A scripting language may be central to delivering a seamless user experience interacting with 3D object models on client devices. Object creators and vendors may rely on the scripting language to create user interfaces for selling customizable objects. And once the user interface is developed, it may provide the basis for users accessing, viewing, manipulating, selecting materials, rendering, pricing, and printing a range of 3D objects.
ERROR HANDLING FOR REQUESTS FROM MULTI-FUNCTION PRINT DEVICES
A server transaction processing service implemented on the apparatus receives requests to authorize user sessions on multi-function print devices. A server application service implemented on the apparatus receives service task requests, which are requests for services that may be at least partially performed at one or more external servers. The application service then sends the service task requests to the appropriate external servers. The transaction processing service receives requests to end active user sessions. Then the transaction processing service is configured to determine whether any service task requests from user sessions were unsuccessfully executed and generate a subset of unsuccessfully executed service task requests. The transaction processing service may generate refund requests for each user session that contained unsuccessfully executed service task requests and send the refund requests to an authorization and capture service for processing.
IMAGE PROCESSING SYSTEM
According to an embodiment, an image processing system includes an image forming unit, a decoloring unit, a storage device, an operation panel and a processor. The storage device stores image data of a plurality of printed materials. The processor forms on a sheet an image based on image data in a page range of the printed material received by the operation panel. The processor determines whether or not images of all pages in the page range have been decolored in a predetermined range after the image formation is executed when the formed image is decolored by the decoloring unit.
Job Executing System That Uses Online Payment Service to Pay for Charge, and Job Executing Method
A job executing system includes an image forming apparatus, a user terminal, a computer, and a bank account management system. The online payment service transmits a payment completion notification of a charge and a payment code to the computer with the computer identifier made to correspond to the payment code in first payment code management information. When the computer receives the payment completion notification, the computer transmits the payment completion notification of the charge for the job with the job identifier made to correspond to the payment code in the second payment code management information to the image forming apparatus, the image forming apparatus having the image forming apparatus identifier made to correspond to the payment code in the second payment code management information. When the image forming apparatus receives the payment completion notification, the image forming apparatus executes the job with the job identifier.