or
Arrangement of ink in a low-cost disposable camera



Bookmark and Share
PDF+Word+Text
Download of US
Patent 6876394
Bulk Download
of 50+ Related
Patent PDFs
$39.95
Document Number
US Patent 6876394
Issued Date
April 5, 2005
Link
Inventors
Map
Abstract
A recyclable, one-time use, print on demand, digital camera comprises a chassis. The chassis carries an image sensor device for sensing an image, a processor for processing the sensed image, a pagewidth print head for printing the sensed image, an ink supply arrangement for supplying ink to the print head and a supply of print media onto which the sensed image is printed. A casing surrounds and encases the chassis so that the ink supply arrangement is unable to be accessed without destruction of the casing.
Drawing
Arrangement of ink in a low-cost disposable camera - US Patent 6876394 Drawing
Drawing from US Patent 6876394
Tags:
Description:
Amusing 0%
Clever 0%
Complex 0%
Efficient 0%
Historic 0%
Important 0%
Innovative 0%
Interesting 0%
Practical 0%
Simple 0%
Number of Claims:
6
Comments:
no comments yet
Owner
Published
April 5, 2005
Application Number
09/663,476
Filed
September 15, 2000
US Classification
348/373   348/207.1 348/376
Int'l Classification
H04N   5/225   (20060101)  
Examiner
Assistant Examiner
Parent Case
This is a Divisonal of U.S. Ser. No. 09/113,086 filed Jul. 10, 1998 now ABN.
Priority Data
Jul 15, 1997 [AU] PO7991 Dec 12, 1997 [AU] PP0871
USPTO Field of Search
348/207.2   348/373   348/374   348/376   348/231.1   396/27   396/6  
Related Patents
7023474 - Method and system for enabling the single use of digital cameras - Owned by Polaroid Corporation (Waltham, MA)

To enable the use of a single use digital camera for acquiring, selecting and storing images, thereby providing the ability to delete unwanted images, a method is disclosed in which a customer is provided a single use digital camera, which the customer uses for acquiring, selecting and storing digital images, return of the digital camera is accepted from the customer after the storing of the images and the selected images are retrieved for the customer. The single use digital camera does not provide the customer the ability to retrieve the stored images. A system that provides the ability to perform the steps of the method for use of a single use digital camera is also described.

7019772 - Method and system for enabling the use of single use reloadable digital camera - Owned by Polaroid Corporation (Waltham, MA)

To enable the use of a single use digital camera for acquiring, selecting and storing images, that allows a customer to submit the captured images for development from a convenient location, while also providing the ability to delete unwanted images, a method is disclosed in which a customer is provided a single use digital camera, which the customer uses for acquiring, selecting and storing data corresponding to digital images, the data corresponding to selected images is received from the customer after the storing of the data and the selecting of the images. The single use digital camera does not provide the customer the ability to retrieve the stored data in image form. A method which includes additional steps allows the removal of selected ones of the data from the digital camera thereby preparing the camera for re-use. A system that provides the ability to perform the steps of the method for use of a single use digital camera is also described.

7477287 - Device for storing and printing images - Owned by Silverbrook Research Pty Ltd (Balmain, New South Wales,AU)

An image storage device includes a memory for storing an image, a pagewidth print head for printing the stored image, an ink supply arrangement for supplying ink to the print head and a supply of print media onto which the stored image is printed. A casing surrounds the chassis so that the supply of print media is unable to be accessed without destruction of the casing. In the preferred embodiment, the device is a camera including an image sensor and processor.

7466341 - Disposable camera with destructive casing - Owned by Silverbrook Research Pty Ltd (Balmain, New South Wales,AU)

A digital camera has a chassis housing an image sensor device for sensing an image, a processor for processing the sensed image, a print head for printing the sensed image, an ink supply arrangement for supplying ink to the print head and a supply of print media onto which the sensed image is printed. A casing surrounds the chassis so that the supply of print media is unable to be accessed without destruction of the casing.

Claims
Description
About| FAQs| Terms & Disclaimer| Link to Us| Contact Us