Assignee
HARRIS INSTR CORP
US·13 granted patents·158 citations·filing 1991–2000
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13 records- 0182US5220177AMethod and apparatus for edge detection and locationHARRIS INSTR CORP·Filed 1991·Granted Jun 15, 1993·46 cites·21 claims
- 0269US6314812B1Apparatus and method for binocular measurement systemHARRIS INSTR CORP·Filed 2000·Granted Nov 13, 2001·8 cites·2 claims
- 0356US5911161AApparatus and method for binocular measurement systemHARRIS INSTR CORP·Filed 1997·Granted Jun 8, 1999·12 cites·2 claims
- 0454US5546808AApparatus and method for binocular measurement systemHARRIS INSTR CORP·Filed 1994·Granted Aug 20, 1996·10 cites·12 claims
- 0551US5347135AMethod and apparatus employing a linear array IR region radiation devices for locating the position of conveyor transported productsHARRIS INSTR CORP·Filed 1993·Granted Sep 13, 1994·26 cites·26 claims
- 0649US5798531ASystem for detecting small holes in moving articlesHARRIS INSTR CORP·Filed 1996·Granted Aug 25, 1998·10 cites·20 claims
- 0747US5969373ASystem for detecting small holes in moving articlesHARRIS INSTR CORP·Filed 1998·Granted Oct 19, 1999·9 cites·16 claims
- 0846US6104037ASystem for detecting small holes in moving articlesHARRIS INSTR CORP·Filed 1999·Granted Aug 15, 2000·8 cites·2 claims
- 0943US6201604B1System for the measurement of the cut length of moving articlesHARRIS INSTR CORP·Filed 1999·Granted Mar 13, 2001·9 cites·8 claims
- 1040US5867274ASystem for the measurement of the cut length of moving articlesHARRIS INSTR CORP·Filed 1997·Granted Feb 2, 1999·8 cites·3 claims
- 1138US6052192ASystem for the measurement of the cut length of moving articlesHARRIS INSTR CORP·Filed 1998·Granted Apr 18, 2000·7 cites·9 claims
- 1235US5821423AApparatus and method for binocular measurement systemHARRIS INSTR CORP·Filed 1996·Granted Oct 13, 1998·3 cites·8 claims
- 1334US6196068B1Apparatus and method for binocular measurement systemHARRIS INSTR CORP·Filed 1999·Granted Mar 6, 2001·2 cites·2 claims
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