Method, device, equipment and medium for generating identifiable points by printing

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阅读说明:本技术 打印生成可识别点的方法、装置、设备及介质 (Method, device, equipment and medium for generating identifiable points by printing ) 是由 黄中琨 任建平 覃勇 陈艳 于 2020-05-29 设计创作,主要内容包括:本发明涉及打印技术领域,具体涉及一种打印生成可识别点的方法、装置、设备及介质,打印产品、位置识别方法及信息获取方法。打印生成可识别点的方法包括:步骤S1:获取可识别点的打印参数;步骤S2:根据打印参数,在打印介质上的打印区域打印生成多个可识别点,且使在打印区域中由各可识别点分别定位的设定区域内的可识别点阵不同,各可识别点在各自定位的设定区域内的位置相同,设定区域内的可识别点阵由设定区域内的可识别点组成。采用打印方法能够在打印介质表面生成准确度和精度更高的可识别点,从而能够通过可识别点在打印介质表面获取精度更高、准确度更高的位置,在一定程度上能够提高获取的物体表面位置的准确性。(The invention relates to the technical field of printing, in particular to a method, a device, equipment and a medium for generating identifiable points by printing, a printed product, a position identification method and an information acquisition method. The method for generating the identifiable point by printing comprises the following steps: step S1: acquiring printing parameters of identifiable points; step S2: according to the printing parameters, a plurality of identifiable points are printed and generated in a printing area on the printing medium, identifiable points in a set area positioned by the identifiable points in the printing area are different, the positions of the identifiable points in the set area positioned by the identifiable points are the same, and the identifiable points in the set area are composed of the identifiable points in the set area. The method can generate the identifiable points with higher accuracy and precision on the surface of the printing medium, so that the positions with higher accuracy and precision can be obtained on the surface of the printing medium through the identifiable points, and the accuracy of the obtained positions of the surface of the object can be improved to a certain extent.)

1. A method of print generating identifiable points, the method comprising:

step S1: acquiring printing parameters of identifiable points;

step S2: and according to the printing parameters, printing a printing area on a printing medium to generate a plurality of identifiable points, wherein identifiable dot matrixes in a set area positioned by the identifiable points in the printing area are different, the positions of the identifiable points in the set area positioned by the identifiable points are the same, and the identifiable dot matrixes in the set area are composed of the identifiable points in the set area.

2. The method of claim 1, wherein a first identifiable dot matrix and a second identifiable dot matrix are provided in the print zone; the printing parameters of the identifiable points comprise: printing parameters of the first identifiable dot matrix and printing parameters of the second identifiable dot matrix;

step S2 includes:

step S23: controlling each nozzle of a first set quantity of nozzles to respectively spray ink to different positions in the set area positioned by the first identifiable point according to the printing parameters of the first identifiable point, and printing in the set area positioned by the first identifiable point to generate a first identifiable point matrix, wherein the first identifiable point matrix is composed of all identifiable points in the set area positioned by the first identifiable point;

step S24: and controlling each nozzle in second set amount nozzles to respectively spray ink to different positions in the set area positioned by the second identifiable point according to the printing parameters of the second identifiable point, and printing in the set area positioned by the second identifiable point to generate a second identifiable point which is composed of all identifiable points in the set area positioned by the first identifiable point, wherein the first set amount is different from the second set amount.

3. The method according to claim 1, wherein the printing area is provided with a fifth identifiable dot matrix and a sixth identifiable dot matrix; the printing parameters of the identifiable points comprise: printing parameters of the fifth identifiable dot matrix and printing parameters of the sixth identifiable dot matrix;

step S2 includes:

step S27: controlling a nozzle to eject a third set amount of ink into the set area located by the fifth identifiable point according to the print parameters of the fifth identifiable point, print-generating a fifth identifiable point in the set area located by the fifth identifiable point, the fifth identifiable point being composed of all identifiable points within the set area located by the fifth identifiable point;

step S28: controlling the nozzle to eject a fourth set amount of ink into the set area located by the sixth identifiable point according to the print parameters of the sixth identifiable point, print and generate a sixth identifiable point in the set area located by the sixth identifiable point, the sixth identifiable point being composed of all identifiable points within the set area located by the sixth identifiable point, the third set amount being different from the fourth set amount.

4. The method of claim 1,

step S2 further includes:

step S21: dividing the printing area into a plurality of identical printing sub-areas;

step S22: and printing each printing subarea, so that the position of any identifiable point in the printing subarea where the identifiable point is located is different from the position of any other identifiable point in the printing subarea where the identifiable point is located.

5. A printed product comprising a print medium and a plurality of identifiable dots disposed in a print zone on the print medium; the recognizable dot matrixes in the setting areas positioned by the recognizable dots in the printing areas are different, the recognizable dots are located at the same positions in the setting areas positioned by the recognizable dots, and the recognizable dot matrixes in the setting areas are composed of the recognizable dots in the setting areas.

6. A position recognition method for position recognition using the printed product according to claim 5, characterized by comprising:

step S3: acquiring an identifiable point in the printing area, and taking the identifiable point as a target identifiable point;

step S4: obtaining an identifiable dot matrix in a set area positioned by the target identifiable point, and taking the identifiable dot matrix as a target identifiable dot matrix;

step S5: and acquiring the position of the identifiable point in the printing area through the target identifiable dot matrix.

7. An information acquisition method for acquiring information using the printed product according to claim 5, characterized by comprising:

step S6: acquiring an identifiable point in the printing area, and taking the identifiable point as a target identifiable point;

step S7: obtaining an identifiable dot matrix in a set area positioned by the target identifiable point, and taking the identifiable dot matrix as a target identifiable dot matrix;

step S8: and acquiring information according to the target recognizable dot matrix.

8. An apparatus for print generating identifiable points, the apparatus comprising:

the acquisition module is used for acquiring the printing parameters of the identifiable points;

and the printing module is used for printing and generating a plurality of identifiable points in a printing area on a printing medium according to the printing parameters, and making identifiable lattices in a set area positioned by each identifiable point in the printing area different, the positions of the identifiable points in the set area positioned by each identifiable point are the same, and the identifiable lattices in the set area are composed of the identifiable points in the set area.

9. An apparatus for printing identifiable points, the apparatus comprising:

at least one processor; and

a memory communicatively coupled to the at least one processor; wherein the content of the first and second substances,

the memory stores instructions executable by the at least one processor to enable the at least one processor to perform the method of any one of claims 1-4.

10. A computer storage medium having computer program instructions stored thereon, wherein,

the computer program instructions, when executed by a processor, implement the method of any one of claims 1-4.

Technical Field

The invention relates to the technical field of printing, in particular to a method, a device, equipment and a medium for generating identifiable points by printing, a printed product, a position identification method and an information acquisition method.

Background

In production life, people often need to acquire a specific position on the surface of an object. For example, in the process of processing the component, a processing position on the surface of the component needs to be found first, and then a hole, a groove and the like are processed at the processing position; in the touch screen technology and the sliding unlocking technology, the information corresponding to the position is obtained by obtaining the touch screen position, so that the subsequent operation is performed.

With the continuous development of the technology, the position of the surface of an object, which needs to be acquired by people, is more accurate and faster. In order to obtain more and finer positions on the surface of an object, it is conceivable to identify the position of the surface of the object with identifiable points. However, the generation accuracy of the recognizable point is still a main factor that restricts the position identification accuracy, such as a touch lattice generated on a touch pad, which is necessarily affected by the touch material and the touch accuracy to have a certain interval and volume; the machining position of the surface of the part found by machining the dimension tends to be accumulated with an error, resulting in a machining failure. By generating identifiable points with higher precision and smaller surface area on the surface of the object and then scanning the identifiable points, the accurate precision of the surface of the object can be acquired more easily, so that the accuracy of the specific position acquired on the surface of the object is improved. However, the prior art lacks a method for generating high-precision identifiable points or high-precision identifiable points on the surface of an object.

Disclosure of Invention

The embodiment of the invention provides a method, a device and equipment for generating identifiable points by printing, a storage medium, a printed product, a position identification method and an information acquisition method. According to the method, the device, the equipment and the storage medium for generating the identifiable points by printing, the identifiable points with higher accuracy and precision can be generated on the surface of the printing medium by the printing product, the position identification method and the information acquisition method, so that the positions with higher accuracy and higher precision can be acquired on the surface of the printing medium by the identifiable points, and the accuracy of the acquired surface position of the object can be improved to a certain extent.

In one aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides a method for generating identifiable points by printing, where the method includes:

step S1: acquiring printing parameters of identifiable points;

step S2: and according to the printing parameters, printing a printing area on a printing medium to generate a plurality of identifiable points, wherein identifiable dot matrixes in a set area positioned by the identifiable points in the printing area are different, the positions of the identifiable points in the set area positioned by the identifiable points are the same, and the identifiable dot matrixes in the set area are composed of the identifiable points in the set area.

In one embodiment, the printing area is provided with a first identifiable dot matrix and a second identifiable dot matrix; the printing parameters of the identifiable points comprise: printing parameters of the first identifiable dot matrix and printing parameters of the second identifiable dot matrix;

the printing module includes: a second print sub-module and a third print sub-module;

the second printing sub-module is used for controlling each nozzle in the first set quantity of nozzles to respectively spray ink to different positions in the set area positioned by the first identifiable point according to the printing parameters of the first identifiable point, and printing in the set area positioned by the first identifiable point to generate a first identifiable point matrix, wherein the first identifiable point matrix is composed of all identifiable points in the set area positioned by the first identifiable point;

and the third printing sub-module is used for controlling each nozzle in second set quantity nozzles to respectively spray ink to different positions in the set area positioned by the second identifiable points according to the printing parameters of the second identifiable points, and printing and generating a second identifiable point matrix in the set area positioned by the second identifiable points, wherein the second identifiable point matrix is composed of all identifiable points in the set area positioned by the first identifiable points, and the first set quantity is different from the second set quantity.

In one embodiment, the printing area is provided with a fifth identifiable dot matrix and a sixth identifiable dot matrix; the printing parameters of the identifiable points comprise: printing parameters of the fifth identifiable dot matrix and printing parameters of the sixth identifiable dot matrix;

the printing module includes: a sixth print sub-module and a seventh print sub-module;

the sixth printing sub-module is configured to control the nozzle to eject a third set amount of ink into the set area located by the fifth identifiable point according to the printing parameters of the fifth identifiable point, and print and generate a fifth identifiable point in the set area located by the fifth identifiable point, where the fifth identifiable point is composed of all identifiable points in the set area located by the fifth identifiable point;

the seventh printing sub-module is configured to control the nozzle to eject a fourth set amount of ink into the set area located by the sixth identifiable point according to the printing parameters of the sixth identifiable point, print and generate a sixth identifiable point in the set area located by the sixth identifiable point, the sixth identifiable point being composed of all identifiable points within the set area located by the sixth identifiable point, the third set amount being different from the fourth set amount.

In one embodiment, a print module comprises: a first marking sub-module and a first printing sub-module;

the first dividing module is used for dividing the printing area into a plurality of same printing sub-areas;

the first printing sub-module is used for printing each printing sub-area, so that the position of any identifiable point in the printing sub-area where the identifiable point is located is different from the position of any other identifiable point in the printing sub-area where the identifiable point is located.

In one aspect, embodiments of the present invention provide a printed product including a print medium and a plurality of identifiable dots disposed in a print area on the print medium; the recognizable dot matrixes in the setting areas positioned by the recognizable dots in the printing areas are different, the recognizable dots are located at the same positions in the setting areas positioned by the recognizable dots, and the recognizable dot matrixes in the setting areas are composed of the recognizable dots in the setting areas.

In one aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides a position identification method for performing position identification using a printed product according to the above embodiment, where the method includes:

step S3: acquiring an identifiable point in the printing area, and taking the identifiable point as a target identifiable point;

step S4: obtaining an identifiable dot matrix in a set area positioned by the target identifiable point, and taking the identifiable dot matrix as a target identifiable dot matrix;

step S5: and acquiring the position of the identifiable point in the printing area through the target identifiable dot matrix.

In one aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides an information acquisition method for acquiring information of a printed product, where the method includes:

step S6: acquiring an identifiable point in the printing area, and taking the identifiable point as a target identifiable point;

step S7: obtaining an identifiable dot matrix in a set area positioned by the target identifiable point, and taking the identifiable dot matrix as a target identifiable dot matrix;

step S8: and acquiring information according to the target recognizable dot matrix.

In one aspect, an embodiment of the present invention further provides an apparatus for generating identifiable points by printing, where the apparatus includes:

the acquisition module is used for acquiring the printing parameters of the identifiable points;

and the printing module is used for printing and generating a plurality of identifiable points in a printing area on a printing medium according to the printing parameters, and making identifiable lattices in a set area positioned by each identifiable point in the printing area different, the positions of the identifiable points in the set area positioned by each identifiable point are the same, and the identifiable lattices in the set area are composed of the identifiable points in the set area.

In one embodiment, the printing area is provided with a first identifiable dot matrix and a second identifiable dot matrix; the printing parameters of the identifiable points comprise: printing parameters of the first identifiable dot matrix and printing parameters of the second identifiable dot matrix;

the printing module includes: a first printing sub-module and a second printing sub-module;

the first printing sub-module is used for controlling each nozzle in a first set quantity of nozzles to respectively spray ink to different positions in the set area positioned by the first identifiable point according to the printing parameters of the first identifiable point, and printing in the set area positioned by the first identifiable point to generate a first identifiable point matrix, wherein the first identifiable point matrix is composed of all identifiable points in the set area positioned by the first identifiable point;

the second printing sub-module is configured to control each of the second set-amount nozzles to eject ink to a different position within the set area located by the second identifiable point, respectively, according to a printing parameter of the second identifiable point, and print and generate a second identifiable point in the set area located by the second identifiable point, the second identifiable point being composed of all identifiable points within the set area located by the first identifiable point, and the first set amount is different from the second set amount.

In one embodiment, the printing area is provided with a fifth identifiable dot matrix and a sixth identifiable dot matrix; the printing parameters of the identifiable points comprise: printing parameters of the fifth identifiable dot matrix and printing parameters of the sixth identifiable dot matrix;

the printing module comprises a fifth printing sub-module and a sixth printing sub-module;

the fifth printing sub-module is configured to control the nozzle to eject a third set amount of ink into the set area located by the fifth identifiable point according to the printing parameters of the fifth identifiable point, and print and generate a fifth identifiable point in the set area located by the fifth identifiable point, where the fifth identifiable point is composed of all identifiable points in the set area located by the fifth identifiable point;

the sixth printing sub-module is configured to control the nozzle to eject a fourth set amount of ink into the set area located by the sixth identifiable point according to the printing parameters of the sixth identifiable point, and print and generate a sixth identifiable point in the set area located by the sixth identifiable point, the sixth identifiable point being composed of all identifiable points within the set area located by the sixth identifiable point, the third set amount being different from the fourth set amount.

In one aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides an apparatus for generating identifiable points by printing, where the apparatus includes:

at least one processor; and

a memory communicatively coupled to the at least one processor; wherein the content of the first and second substances,

the memory stores instructions executable by the at least one processor to enable the at least one processor to perform the method of print generating identifiable points described above.

In one aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides a computer storage medium having computer program instructions stored thereon, where the computer program instructions, when executed by a processor, implement the method for generating recognizable dots by printing described above.

In summary, the method, the apparatus, the device and the medium for generating the identifiable points by printing according to the embodiments of the present invention obtain the printing parameters, print the identifiable points on the printing medium according to the printing parameters, and make the identifiable dot matrixes in the setting areas respectively positioned by the identifiable points different. The method can generate the identifiable points with higher accuracy and precision on the surface of the printing medium, so that the positions with higher accuracy and precision can be obtained on the surface of the printing medium through the identifiable points, and the accuracy of the obtained positions of the surface of the object can be improved to a certain extent.

According to the position identification method and the printing medium provided by the embodiment of the invention, an identifiable point in a printing area is obtained and is used as a target identifiable point; obtaining an identifiable dot matrix in a set area positioned by the target identifiable point, and taking the identifiable dot matrix as the target identifiable dot matrix, wherein the identifiable dot matrix in the set area consists of the identifiable point in the set area; and acquiring the position of the identifiable point in the printing area through the target identifiable point matrix. The method can realize quick identification of the position of the identifiable point on the printing medium.

The information acquisition method provided by the embodiment of the invention acquires an identifiable point in a printing area, and takes the identifiable point as a target identifiable point; obtaining an identifiable dot matrix in a set area positioned by the target identifiable point, and taking the identifiable dot matrix as the target identifiable dot matrix, wherein the identifiable dot matrix in the set area consists of the identifiable point in the set area; and acquiring information through the target identifiable dot matrix. Information can be quickly acquired using identifiable points on a print medium.

Drawings

FIG. 1 is a schematic flow chart of a method for generating recognizable dots by printing according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a schematic flow chart illustrating steps involved in printing the recognizable dots included in step S2 in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a schematic flow chart of steps involved in step S2 of FIG. 1 for generating a first identifiable location and a second identifiable location;

FIG. 4 is a schematic flow chart of steps involved in step S2 of FIG. 1 for generating a third identifiable location and a fourth identifiable location;

fig. 5 is a schematic flowchart of steps of generating a fifth identifiable point and a sixth identifiable point, which are included in step S2 in fig. 1;

FIG. 6 is a schematic flow chart of a method of setting the printing parameters of FIG. 1;

FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating steps involved in setting print parameters in step S01 of FIG. 6;

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a printed product including identifiable dots according to the present invention;

fig. 9 is a schematic view of a printed product for displaying that a twelfth identifiable dot matrix and a thirteenth identifiable dot matrix in a set area are different;

FIG. 10 is a schematic view of a printed product showing that a fourteenth identifiable dot matrix and a fifteenth identifiable dot matrix in a set area are different;

FIG. 11 is a flow chart illustrating a method for identifying a location according to an embodiment of the present invention;

fig. 12 is a flowchart illustrating steps involved in step S5 in fig. 12 to acquire the position of an identifiable point on a print medium;

FIG. 13 is a flowchart illustrating an information obtaining method according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram of a connection of an apparatus for printing identifiable dots in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 15 is a schematic view of the connections of sub-modules included in the print module of FIG. 14 that print identifiable points;

FIG. 16 is a schematic view of the connections of sub-modules included in the print module of FIG. 14 that generate the first identifiable lattice and the second identifiable lattice;

FIG. 17 is a schematic view of the connections of sub-modules included in the print module of FIG. 14 that generate a third identifiable lattice and a fourth identifiable lattice;

FIG. 18 is a schematic view of the connections of sub-modules included in the print module of FIG. 14 that generate a fifth identifiable dot matrix and a sixth identifiable dot matrix;

FIG. 19 is a schematic diagram of a connection for an apparatus for printing identifiable dots in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 20 is a schematic diagram showing the connections of various sub-modules included in the setup module of FIG. 19 for setting up printing parameters;

fig. 21 is a schematic diagram showing the connection of the components of an apparatus for printing identifiable dots, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

Detailed Description

Features and exemplary embodiments of various aspects of the present invention will be described in detail below, and in order to make objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the invention and are not to be construed as limiting the invention. It will be apparent to one skilled in the art that the present invention may be practiced without some of these specific details. The following description of the embodiments is merely intended to provide a better understanding of the present invention by illustrating examples of the present invention.

It is noted that, herein, relational terms such as first and second, and the like may be used solely to distinguish one entity or action from another entity or action without necessarily requiring or implying any actual such relationship or order between such entities or actions. Also, the terms "comprises," "comprising," or any other variation thereof, are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises a list of elements does not include only those elements but may include other elements not expressly listed or inherent to such process, method, article, or apparatus. Without further limitation, an element defined by the phrase "comprising … …" does not exclude the presence of other identical elements in a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises the element.

An embodiment of the present invention provides a method for generating recognizable dots by printing, as shown in fig. 1, the method includes the following steps S1-S2.

Step S1: and acquiring printing parameters of the identifiable points.

The printing parameters include one or more parameters required for printing on the printing medium, such as a printing position parameter on the printing medium, a size parameter of an identifiable dot to be printed, the number of times of ejection of liquid for generating the identifiable dot when one identifiable dot is printed, a head parameter for printing, and the like. Before printing on a printing medium, printing parameters required for printing need to be acquired.

Print media include solids such as glass, ceramics, paper sheets, metal parts, and the like. The volume or surface area of the print medium is greater than zero, and the identifiable points can be printed on the surface of the print medium. The identifiable points include dots printed on the surface of the printing medium to enable identification. The identification here includes: the recognition by human eyes, the shooting of an image containing a recognizable point by a camera, the enlargement of the shot image, the recognition of the recognizable point, and the like.

Step S2: and according to the printing parameters, printing a printing area on a printing medium to generate a plurality of identifiable points, wherein identifiable dot matrixes in a set area positioned by the identifiable points in the printing area are different, the positions of the identifiable points in the set area positioned by the identifiable points are the same, and the identifiable dot matrixes in the set area are composed of the identifiable points in the set area.

The setting area for positioning the identifiable point comprises: and determining the position of the set area in the printing area according to the position of the identifiable point in the printing area. The positions of the identifiable points in the set areas positioned by the identifiable points are the same, and the method comprises the following steps: the position of any identifiable point in the set area where the identifiable point is located is the same as the position of any other identifiable point in the set area where the identifiable point is located. After acquiring an identifiable point in the printing area, the position of the setting area for positioning the identifiable point can be determined according to the position of the identifiable point.

In one embodiment, step S2 further includes: and printing a printing area on a printing medium to generate a plurality of identifiable points according to the printing parameters, wherein the identifiable point in the set area with the identifiable point as the center is different from the identifiable point in the set area with any other identifiable point in the printing area as the center, and the identifiable point in the set area is composed of the identifiable points in the set area.

The printing area includes: one or more regions on the print medium. The identifiable lattice includes: and the dot matrix consists of all identifiable points in the set area.

The printing parameters include one or more parameters required to print a plurality of identifiable dots on a side of the print medium to be printed. The printing parameters include distribution information of each identifiable point on the surface to be printed, size parameters of each identifiable point, and the like.

According to the print parameters, a plurality of identifiable points can be printed on the surface to be printed of the print medium, and the identifiable dot matrixes in the setting areas respectively centering on the identifiable points are different. The set area refers to an area in the print area that is positioned by an identifiable point. The recognizable dot matrix in the set area refers to a dot matrix formed by each recognizable dot in the set area. The recognizable dot matrix in the set area includes each recognizable dot in the set area.

By the fact that the recognizable dot matrixes in the set areas respectively positioned by the recognizable dots are different, after one recognizable dot in the printing area is obtained, the position of each recognizable dot on the surface to be printed can be identified by obtaining the position of the recognizable dot matrix in the set area positioned by the recognizable dot.

In one embodiment, the printing parameters include a location parameter of the identifiable point; as shown in fig. 2, step S2 includes step S21: dividing the printing area into a plurality of identical printing sub-areas; step S22: and printing each printing subarea, so that the position of any identifiable point in the printing subarea where the identifiable point is located is different from the position of any other identifiable point in the printing subarea where the identifiable point is located.

By dividing the print area into a plurality of identical print sub-areas, the identifiable points in each print sub-area can be set individually, and the identifiable dot matrices in the set areas positioned by each identifiable point can be printed differently.

By making the position of any identifiable point in the printing sub-area where the identifiable point is located different from the position of any other identifiable point in the printing sub-area where the identifiable point is located, it is possible to make the identifiable dot matrix in the set area where each identifiable point is located different from that of the other identifiable point.

In one embodiment, the defined area comprises a circular area of radius R. Step S2 includes: according to the printing parameters, a plurality of identifiable points are generated in a printing area on the printing medium in a printing mode, identifiable points in circular areas with the radius R, which are respectively positioned by the identifiable points in the printing area, are different, the positions of the identifiable points in the circular areas with the radius R, which are respectively positioned by the identifiable points, are the same, and the identifiable points in the circular areas with the radius R are composed of the identifiable points in the circular areas with the radius R.

R is a number greater than zero. The size of R is related to the size of the identifiable dot on the side to be printed. In one embodiment, R is greater than three times the maximum length of the identifiable point. In the print area, from an identifiable point, a circular area of radius R located by the identifiable point can be obtained.

The identifiable lattice of circular regions comprises: and the identifiable dot matrix is formed by the identifiable points in the circular area. The identifiable lattice for each circular region includes: and aiming at any circular area, the identifiable dot matrix is formed by the identifiable points in the circular area. The recognizable dot matrix of each circular area is different from that of the circular area: for any circular area, the identifiable dot matrix formed by the identifiable points in the circular area is different from the identifiable dot matrix of other circular areas.

When the position of an identifiable point on the area to be printed is identified, the position of the identifiable point in the circular area with the radius of R positioned by the identifiable point is known, the position of the identifiable point in the printing area is obtained by obtaining the identifiable point matrix of the circular area with the radius of R positioned by the identifiable point, the position of the identifiable point matrix can be identified, and then the position of the identifiable point is obtained.

In one embodiment, the set area comprises a square area with a side length a. Step S2 includes: and according to the printing parameters, printing a printing area on the printing medium to generate a plurality of identifiable points, wherein identifiable points in a square area with the radius of A side length respectively positioned by the identifiable points in the printing area are different, the positions of the identifiable points in the square area with the side length of A respectively positioned by the identifiable points are the same, and the identifiable points in the square area with the radius of A side length consist of the identifiable points in the square area with the side length of A. A is a number greater than zero. The size of a is related to the size of the identifiable dot on the side to be printed. In one embodiment, a is greater than three times the maximum length of the identifiable point.

The recognizable lattice of square regions includes: and the identifiable dot matrix is formed by the identifiable points in the square area. The recognizable lattice of each square region includes: and aiming at any square area, the identifiable dot matrix is formed by the identifiable points in the square area. The recognizable dot matrix of each square area is different, namely that: for any square area, the recognizable dot matrix formed by all recognizable points in the square area is different from the recognizable dot matrix of other square areas.

When the position of an identifiable point on the area to be printed is identified, the position of the identifiable point can be identified by acquiring the identifiable dot matrix of the square area with the side length of A positioned by the identifiable point, and then the position of the identifiable point is acquired.

In one embodiment, the printing area is provided with a first identifiable dot matrix and a second identifiable dot matrix. The printing parameters of the identifiable points comprise: a printing parameter of the first identifiable dot matrix and a printing parameter of the second identifiable dot matrix.

As shown in fig. 3, step S2 includes step S23: controlling each nozzle of a first set quantity of nozzles to respectively spray ink to different positions in the set area positioned by the first identifiable point according to the printing parameters of the first identifiable point, and printing in the set area positioned by the first identifiable point to generate a first identifiable point matrix, wherein the first identifiable point matrix is composed of all identifiable points in the set area positioned by the first identifiable point; step S24: and controlling each nozzle in second set amount nozzles to respectively spray ink to different positions in the set area positioned by the second identifiable point according to the printing parameters of the second identifiable point, and printing in the set area positioned by the second identifiable point to generate a second identifiable point which is composed of all identifiable points in the set area positioned by the first identifiable point, wherein the first set amount is different from the second set amount.

The first identifiable point and the second identifiable point are identifiable points on the surface to be printed of the printing medium.

In order to make the second identifiable point matrix different from the first identifiable point matrix, the second identifiable point matrix is made to contain a different number of identifiable points than the first identifiable point matrix. By making the number of nozzles that print the first identifiable dot matrix different from the number of nozzles that print the second identifiable dot matrix, the number of identifiable points that the first identifiable dot matrix contains can be made different from the number of nozzles that the second identifiable dot matrix contains. The second recognizable dot matrix and the first recognizable dot matrix can be distinguished by making the number of the recognizable dots contained in the second recognizable dot matrix different from the number of the recognizable dots contained in the first recognizable dot matrix, and the second recognizable dot matrix and the first recognizable dot matrix can be distinguished.

The setting area positioned by the second identifiable point is the same as the setting area positioned by the first identifiable point, and can be circular, rectangular or square.

In one embodiment, the third identifiable dot matrix and the fourth identifiable dot matrix are arranged in the printing area. The printing parameters of the identifiable points comprise: a print parameter of the third identifiable dot matrix and a print parameter of the fourth identifiable dot matrix.

As shown in fig. 4, step S2 includes step S25: according to the printing parameters of the third identifiable point matrix, respectively ejecting ink to different positions in the set area positioned by the third identifiable point by using each nozzle in a first nozzle area on the spray head, and printing in the set area positioned by the third identifiable point to generate a third identifiable point matrix, wherein the third identifiable point matrix is composed of all identifiable points in the set area positioned by the third identifiable point; step S26: after changing the ink-jet mode of at least one nozzle in the nozzles for jetting ink to the set area positioned by the third recognizable dot matrix, according to the printing parameters of the fourth recognizable dot matrix, the ink is jetted to the set area positioned by the fourth recognizable dot matrix by using the nozzles in the first nozzle area on the jet head, and the fourth recognizable dot matrix is printed in the set area positioned by the fourth recognizable dot matrix, wherein the fourth recognizable dot matrix is composed of all the recognizable dots in the set area positioned by the fourth recognizable dot matrix.

Changing the ink-jet mode of at least one nozzle, comprising: changing at least one nozzle from an ink ejection state to a non-ink ejection state, changing at least one nozzle from a non-ink ejection state to an ink ejection state, or changing an ink ejection amount of at least one nozzle, or the like.

By changing the ink jetting state of the nozzles during printing, the third identifiable dot matrix and the fourth identifiable dot matrix which are different can be printed by using the first nozzle area. The fourth identifiable lattice is different from the third identifiable lattice and includes: the distribution of the identifiable points in the fourth identifiable lattice is different from the distribution of the identifiable points in the third identifiable lattice.

In one embodiment, the identifiable points in the fourth identifiable lattice are distributed differently than the identifiable points in the third identifiable lattice, including: the fourth identifiable point matrix comprises at least one identifiable point in the set area positioned by the fourth identifiable point, and the distance from the identifiable point to the fourth identifiable point is different from the distance from any identifiable point of the third identifiable point matrix to the third identifiable point in the set area positioned by the third identifiable point.

The third recognizable dot matrix and the fourth recognizable dot matrix can be distinguished by making the distribution mode of each recognizable dot in the fourth recognizable dot matrix different from the distribution mode of each recognizable dot in the third recognizable dot matrix, and then the third recognizable dot and the fourth recognizable dot can be distinguished.

The setting area positioned by the third identifiable point is the same as the setting area positioned by the fourth identifiable point, and can be circular, rectangular, square or the like.

In one embodiment, the printing area is provided with a fifth identifiable dot matrix and a sixth identifiable dot matrix. The printing parameters of the identifiable points comprise: a print parameter of a fifth identifiable dot matrix and a print parameter of a sixth identifiable dot matrix.

As shown in fig. 5, step S2 includes step S27: controlling a nozzle to eject a third set amount of ink into the set area located by the fifth identifiable point according to the print parameters of the fifth identifiable point, print-generating a fifth identifiable point in the set area located by the fifth identifiable point, the fifth identifiable point being composed of all identifiable points within the set area located by the fifth identifiable point; step S28: controlling the nozzle to eject a fourth set amount of ink into the set area located by the sixth identifiable point according to the print parameters of the sixth identifiable point, print and generate a sixth identifiable point in the set area located by the sixth identifiable point, the sixth identifiable point being composed of all identifiable points within the set area located by the sixth identifiable point, the third set amount being different from the fourth set amount.

In one embodiment, the recognizable dot matrix of the set area can be changed by changing the amount of ink ejected to the set area. Meanwhile, the amount of ink for printing the fifth identifiable dot matrix is different from the amount of ink for printing the sixth identifiable dot matrix, so that the fifth identifiable dot matrix comprises at least one identifiable point with different size from each identifiable point in the sixth identifiable dot matrix.

By making the fifth recognizable dot matrix different from the sixth recognizable dot matrix, the fifth recognizable dot matrix and the sixth recognizable dot matrix can be distinguished, and the fifth recognizable dot and the sixth recognizable dot can be distinguished.

The setting area located by the fifth identifiable point may be the same as the setting area located by the sixth identifiable point, and may be circular, rectangular, square, or the like.

In one embodiment, as shown in fig. 6, step S1 is preceded by: step S01: and setting the printing parameters of each identifiable point on the printing medium.

The method for setting the printing parameters of each identifiable point on the printing medium comprises the following steps: and setting the printing parameters of the identifiable points on the printing medium one by one. Because the adjacent identifiable points on the printing medium have various distance values, the printing parameters of the identifiable points on the printing medium can be set one by one, so that the accuracy of the printing parameters of the identifiable points on the printing medium can be improved.

In another embodiment, as shown in fig. 7, step S01 includes step S011: dividing the printing medium into a plurality of identical regions; step S012: and respectively setting printing parameters of the regions to enable the recognizable dot matrixes of the regions to be different.

In step S012, the step of setting print parameters for each of the areas so that the identifiable dot matrices of the areas are different includes: and setting the printing parameters of each identifiable point in each area aiming at any area in each area, so that the identifiable dot matrix of the area is different from the identifiable dot matrix of other areas.

By making the identifiable dot matrixes of the respective areas different, each identifiable point in the area to be printed of the printing medium can be identified.

According to the method, the printing medium containing the plurality of identifiable points is generated in a printing mode, position identification can be carried out according to the plurality of identifiable points on the printing medium, and compared with a touch screen which is generated in a traditional method and carries out position identification, the generation mode of the printing medium capable of carrying out position identification has the advantages of being simple to prepare and low in generation cost.

In one embodiment, the invention provides a printed product. As shown in figure 8 of the drawings,

the printed product includes a printing medium 100 and a plurality of identifiable dots 200 disposed in a print area 400 on the printing medium 100. The recognizable dot matrix in the setting area 300, in which the recognizable dots 200 are respectively positioned in the printing area 400, is different, the positions of the recognizable dots 200 in the setting area 300, in which the recognizable dots 200 are positioned, are the same, and the recognizable dot matrix in the setting area 300 is composed of the recognizable dots 200 in the setting area 300.

By making the identifiable dot matrix located by any identifiable point 200 in the print area 400 on the print medium 100 different from the identifiable dot matrix located by other identifiable points 200, the position of the identifiable point 200 in the print area 400 can be acquired by the identifiable dot matrix in the set area 300 located by any identifiable point 200 in the print area 400.

The recognizable dot matrix is a dot matrix consisting of recognizable dots 200 in a set area.

In one embodiment, the positions of the identifiable points 200 within the respective located defined area 300 are the same, including: each identifiable point 200 is located at the center of the respective located set area 300, and the set area 300 includes an area centered on any identifiable point 200 in the print area.

As shown in fig. 8, the setting region 300 includes a circular region. As shown in fig. 9, the setting area 300 includes a square area.

As shown in fig. 9, the tenth recognizable dot matrix in the setting area 300-1 centered on the recognizable dot 200-1 on the print medium 100 includes two recognizable dots 200; the eleventh recognizable dot matrix in the setting area 300-2 centered on the recognizable dot 200-2 includes only three recognizable dots 200. Since the tenth identifiable dot matrix and the eleventh identifiable dot matrix contain different numbers of identifiable points 200, the tenth identifiable dot matrix and the eleventh identifiable dot matrix are different.

As shown in fig. 9, on the print medium 100, the recognizable dot matrix in the set area 300-3 centered on the recognizable dot 200-3 is a twelfth recognizable dot matrix; the recognizable dot matrix in the set area 300-4 centered on the recognizable dot 200-4 is a thirteenth recognizable dot matrix. Since the twelfth identifiable point 200-5 is included in a size different from any one of the identifiable points 200 in the thirteenth identifiable point matrix, the twelfth identifiable point matrix is different from the thirteenth identifiable point matrix.

As shown in fig. 10, on the print medium 100, the fourteenth recognizable dot matrix in the set area 300-5 centered on the recognizable dot 200-6 includes five recognizable dots 200; the fifteenth identifiable point matrix in the defined area 300-6 centered on the identifiable point 200-7 contains only five identifiable points 200. Although the fourteenth recognizable dot matrix and the fifteenth recognizable dot matrix contain the same number of recognizable dots 200, the fourteenth recognizable dot matrix is different from the fifteenth recognizable dot matrix in that the distribution of the positions of the recognizable dots 200 in the fourteenth recognizable dot matrix in the set area 300-5 is different from the distribution of the positions of the recognizable dots 200 in the fifteenth recognizable dot matrix in the set area 300-6.

Since the tenth identifiable dot matrix and the eleventh identifiable dot matrix contain different numbers of identifiable points 200, the tenth identifiable dot matrix and the eleventh identifiable dot matrix are different.

The printed product provided in this embodiment can be used in a touch screen device. In the touch screen device, the recognizable dot matrix in the set area with the recognizable dot 200 as the center is acquired and recognized through the recognizable dot matrix 200 closest to the touch screen position, and the position of the recognizable dot can be acquired through the recognizable dot matrix, wherein the position of the recognizable dot 200 is the touch screen position.

The printed product provided in this embodiment can be used in place of the two-dimensional code. By changing the position of any identifiable point 200 on the print medium 100, the information represented by the printed product can be changed.

The printed product provided in this embodiment can be used for recording information. By giving the identifiable point 200 the designated information, a large amount of information can be recorded with each identifiable point 200 on the print medium 100.

An embodiment of the present application also provides a position recognition method using the printed product provided in the above embodiment, and as shown in fig. 11, the position recognition method includes the following steps S3 to S5.

Step S3: and acquiring an identifiable point in the printing area, and taking the identifiable point as a target identifiable point.

In one embodiment, the identifiable points in the print zone are generated by printing.

After the printing medium provided with the identifiable points is printed, namely a plurality of identifiable points are generated in the printing area on the printing medium, and the identifiable points in the printing area can be used for position identification. And acquiring an identifiable point on the printing medium containing a plurality of identifiable points, namely acquiring the position in the identifiable point printing area according to the mutual position relation between the identifiable point and other identifiable points in the printing area. In the process of acquiring the position of an identifiable point in the printing area according to the identifiable point in the printing area, the identifiable point can be used as a target identifiable point.

When the printing medium is used on the surface of the touch panel, acquiring an identifiable point in a printing area, comprising: and acquiring the identifiable point closest to the touch position in the printing area. The touch position refers to a contact position between a finger or a stylus and the touch panel. By acquiring the identifiable point on the printing medium closest to the touch position, the position of the identifiable point on the printing medium can be used as the touch position of the other object on the printing medium.

Step S4: and acquiring the recognizable dot matrix in the set area positioned by the target recognizable point, and taking the recognizable dot matrix as the target recognizable dot matrix.

The printing area is provided with a plurality of identifiable points, and the identifiable dot matrixes in the setting area positioned by the identifiable points are different. The recognizable dot matrix in the set area is the recognizable dot matrix formed by all recognizable dots in the set area. The identifiable point is an identifiable point in the print area acquired in step S3.

When the position of the target identifiable point within the set area located by the target identifiable point is known, since the identifiable dot matrix within the set area located by each of the identifiable points in the print area is different, the identifiable dot matrix within the set area located by the target identifiable point is acquired, and the position of the identifiable dot matrix within the set area located by the target identifiable point is acquired, the position of the target identifiable point can be acquired.

In one embodiment, for any set area located by an identifiable point, the identifiable point locating the set area is located at the center of the set area.

In one embodiment, the set area refers to a circular area with a radius R and the identifiable point as a center. R is a number greater than zero, e.g., R may be greater than three times the maximum length of the identifiable point.

In one embodiment, the set area is a square area with a side length of a and centered on the identifiable point. A is a number greater than zero, e.g., A may be greater than three times the maximum length of the identifiable point. In the process of acquiring the position of the target identifiable point on the printing medium, the identifiable dot matrix within the set area with the target identifiable point as the center may be taken as the target identifiable dot matrix.

Step S5: and acquiring the position of the target identifiable point in the printing area through the target identifiable dot matrix.

The recognizable dot matrixes in the setting areas positioned by the recognizable dots in the printing areas are different, the positions of the recognizable dot matrixes of the targets in the printing areas can be obtained through the recognizable dot matrixes of the targets, the positions of the setting areas where the recognizable dot matrixes of the targets are located are further obtained, and the positions of the recognizable dots of the targets can be obtained according to the positions of the recognizable dot matrixes of the targets in the setting areas positioned by the recognizable dots of the targets.

As shown in fig. 12, the step S5 of acquiring the position in the recognizable dot printing area by the recognizable dot matrix includes the step S51: comparing the target identifiable lattice with an identifiable lattice within a set area located by the identifiable points in the print area; step S52: and acquiring a set area with the recognizable dot matrix identical to the target recognizable dot matrix, and acquiring the position of the target recognizable dot according to the acquired position of the set area.

By comparing the recognizable dot matrix of the target with the recognizable dot matrix in each setting area positioned by each recognizable dot in the printing area, the recognizable dot matrix identical to the recognizable dot matrix of the target can be found out from the recognizable dot matrix in each setting area positioned by each recognizable dot in the printing area, and the setting area with the recognizable dot matrix of the target can be found out. The set area with the target recognizable dot matrix is provided with target recognizable points.

Acquiring a set area having the same recognizable dot matrix as the target recognizable dot matrix, and acquiring a position of the target recognizable dot according to the acquired position of the set area, including: acquiring a set area having the same recognizable dot matrix as the target recognizable dot matrix, and acquiring a position of the target recognizable dot based on the acquired position of the set area and a position of the target recognizable dot in the set area positioned by the target recognizable dot.

In step S51, comparing the target recognizable dot matrix with recognizable dot matrixes within a set area positioned by recognizable dots in the print area, includes: the number of identifiable points contained in the target identifiable dot matrix is compared with the number of identifiable points contained by the identifiable dot matrix within the set area located by the identifiable points in the print area.

After comparing the number of the identifiable points contained in the target identifiable dot matrix with the number of the identifiable points contained in the identifiable dot matrix in the set area positioned by the identifiable points in the printing area, the method further comprises: if the printing area comprises a plurality of identifiable points in the set area positioned by the identifiable points, and the number of the identifiable points contained in each identifiable point is the same as the number of the identifiable points contained in the target identifiable point, each set area with the same number of the identifiable points contained in the target identifiable point is found, and the identifiable points in each set area are used as similar identifiable points. And comparing the target identifiable dot matrix with the similar identifiable dot matrix.

In one embodiment, comparing the target identifiable lattice with the similar identifiable lattice comprises: and comparing whether the distribution mode of each identifiable point in the identifiable dot matrix of the target is the same as the distribution mode of each identifiable point in the similar identifiable dot matrix.

In another implementation, comparing the target identifiable lattice with a similar identifiable lattice includes: and comparing whether the size of the identifiable points in the target identifiable dot matrix is the same as that of the identifiable points in the similar identifiable dot matrix.

In the method, the positions of all the positions in the printing area are identified through the plurality of identifiable points in the printing area, and the method has the advantages of simple data processing process and high identification speed.

An embodiment of the present application also provides an information acquisition method using the printed product provided in the above embodiment, which includes the following steps S6 to S8, as shown in fig. 13.

Step S6: and acquiring an identifiable point in the printing area, and taking the identifiable point as a target identifiable point. Step S7: and acquiring the recognizable dot matrix in the set area positioned by the target recognizable point, and taking the recognizable dot matrix as the target recognizable dot matrix. Step S8: and acquiring information according to the target recognizable dot matrix.

Step S6 is the same as step S3, and the relevant explanation of step S6 can refer to step S3. Step S7 is the same as step S4, and the relevant explanation of step S7 can refer to step S4. Step S8 is similar to step S5, and the relevant explanation of step S8 can refer to step S5.

In one embodiment, step S8 is preceded by: and assigning the designated information to each identifiable point in the printing area.

In one embodiment, before step S8, the method further includes: and giving the reference information to the identifiable dot matrix in the set area taking any identifiable point in the printing area as the center.

Step S8 further includes: and acquiring the information referred by the target recognizable dot matrix according to the target recognizable dot matrix.

An embodiment of the invention provides a device for generating identifiable points by printing, and the device comprises the following acquisition module 1 and printing module 2 as shown in fig. 14.

The acquisition module 1 is used for acquiring the printing parameters of the identifiable points.

The printing parameters include one or more parameters required for printing on the printing medium, such as a printing position parameter on the printing medium, a size parameter of an identifiable dot to be printed, the number of times of ejection of liquid for generating the identifiable dot when one identifiable dot is printed, a head parameter for printing, and the like. Before printing on a printing medium, the acquisition module 1 needs to acquire printing parameters required for printing.

And the printing module 2 is used for printing and generating a plurality of identifiable points in a printing area on a printing medium according to the printing parameters, and making identifiable dot matrixes in a set area positioned by the identifiable points in the printing area different, wherein the identifiable points are positioned at the same position in the set area positioned by the identifiable points, and the identifiable dot matrixes in the set area are composed of the identifiable points in the set area.

The setting area for positioning the identifiable point comprises: and determining the position of the set area in the printing area according to the position of the identifiable point in the printing area. The positions of the identifiable points in the set areas positioned by the identifiable points are the same, and the method comprises the following steps: the position of any identifiable point in the set area where the identifiable point is located is the same as the position of any other identifiable point in the set area where the identifiable point is located. After acquiring an identifiable point in the printing area, the position of the setting area for positioning the identifiable point can be determined according to the position of the identifiable point.

In one embodiment, the printing module 2 is further configured to print a plurality of the identifiable points in a printing area on a printing medium according to the printing parameters, and make an identifiable dot matrix in a set area centered on any one of the identifiable points formed by printing in the printing area different from an identifiable dot matrix in a set area centered on any other one of the identifiable points in the printing area, where the identifiable dot matrix in the set area is composed of the identifiable points in the set area.

The printing area includes: one or more regions on the print medium. The identifiable lattice includes: and the dot matrix consists of all identifiable points in the set area.

The printing parameters include one or more parameters required to print a plurality of identifiable dots on a side of the print medium to be printed. The printing parameters include distribution information of each identifiable point on the surface to be printed, size parameters of each identifiable point, and the like.

The printing module 2 can print and generate a plurality of identifiable points on the surface to be printed of the printing medium according to the printing parameters, and the identifiable dot matrixes in the setting areas respectively taking the identifiable points as the centers are different. The set area refers to an area in the print area that is positioned by an identifiable point. The recognizable dot matrix in the set area refers to a dot matrix formed by each recognizable dot in the set area. The recognizable dot matrix in the set area includes each recognizable dot in the set area.

By the fact that the recognizable dot matrixes in the set areas respectively positioned by the recognizable dots are different, after one recognizable dot in the printing area is obtained, the position of each recognizable dot on the surface to be printed can be identified by obtaining the position of the recognizable dot matrix in the set area positioned by the recognizable dot.

In one embodiment, as shown in fig. 15, the print module 2 includes: a first scribing sub-module 21 and a first printing sub-module 22.

The printing parameters comprise position parameters of the identifiable points; as shown in fig. 2, a first dividing module 21 for dividing the printing area into a plurality of identical printing sub-areas; the first printing sub-module 22 is configured to print each printing sub-area, so that a position of any identifiable point in the printing sub-area where the identifiable point is located is different from a position of any other identifiable point in the printing sub-area where the identifiable point is located.

By dividing the print area into a plurality of identical print sub-areas by the first dividing module 21, the identifiable points in each print sub-area can be set individually, so that the identifiable dot matrixes in the set area positioned by each identifiable point are printed differently.

The first printing sub-module 22 generates the position of any identifiable point in the printing sub-area where the identifiable point is located by printing, and the position of any other identifiable point in the printing sub-area where the other identifiable point is located is different, so that the identifiable dot matrix in the set area located by each identifiable point can be printed differently.

In one embodiment, the set area comprises a circular area with a radius R; the printing module 2 is further configured to print a plurality of identifiable points in a print area on the print medium according to the print parameters, and make identifiable dot matrixes in circular areas of radius R located by the identifiable points in the print area different, where the identifiable points are located at the same position in the circular areas of radius R located by the identifiable points, and the identifiable dot matrixes in the circular areas of radius R are composed of the identifiable points in the circular areas of radius R.

R is a number greater than zero. The size of R is related to the size of the identifiable dot on the side to be printed. In one embodiment, R is greater than three times the maximum length of the identifiable point. In the print area, from an identifiable point, a circular area of radius R located by the identifiable point can be obtained.

The identifiable lattice of circular regions comprises: and the identifiable dot matrix is formed by the identifiable points in the circular area. The identifiable lattice for each circular region includes: and aiming at any circular area, the identifiable dot matrix is formed by the identifiable points in the circular area. The recognizable dot matrix of each circular area is different from that of the circular area: for any circular area, the identifiable dot matrix formed by the identifiable points in the circular area is different from the identifiable dot matrix of other circular areas.

When the position of an identifiable point on the area to be printed is identified, the position of the identifiable point in the circular area with the radius of R positioned by the identifiable point is known, the position of the identifiable point in the printing area is obtained by obtaining the identifiable point matrix of the circular area with the radius of R positioned by the identifiable point, the position of the identifiable point matrix can be identified, and then the position of the identifiable point is obtained.

In one embodiment, the set area comprises a square area with a side length of A; the printing module 2 is further configured to print, according to the printing parameters, a plurality of identifiable points in a printing area on the printing medium, and make identifiable lattices in square areas with a side length a, which are respectively located by each identifiable point, different, positions of each identifiable point in the square areas with the side length a, which are respectively located by each identifiable point, the identifiable points being the same, and the identifiable lattices in the square areas with the side length a are composed of the identifiable points in the square areas with the side length a. A is a number greater than zero. The size of a is related to the size of the identifiable dot on the side to be printed. In one embodiment, a is greater than three times the maximum length of the identifiable point.

The recognizable lattice of square regions includes: and the identifiable dot matrix is formed by the identifiable points in the square area. The recognizable lattice of each square region includes: and aiming at any square area, the identifiable dot matrix is formed by the identifiable points in the square area. The recognizable dot matrix of each square area is different, namely that: for any square area, the recognizable dot matrix formed by all recognizable points in the square area is different from the recognizable dot matrix of other square areas.

When the position of an identifiable point on the area to be printed is identified, the position of the identifiable point can be identified by acquiring the identifiable dot matrix of the square area with the side length of A positioned by the identifiable point, and then the position of the identifiable point is acquired.

In one embodiment, the printing area is provided with a first identifiable dot matrix and a second identifiable dot matrix. The printing parameters of the identifiable points comprise: a printing parameter of the first identifiable dot matrix and a printing parameter of the second identifiable dot matrix.

As shown in fig. 16, the print module 2 includes: a second print submodule 23 and a third print submodule 24.

A second printing sub-module 23 for controlling each of the first set amount nozzles to eject ink to a different position within the set area located by the first identifiable point, respectively, according to a printing parameter of the first identifiable point, and print a first identifiable point in the set area located by the first identifiable point, the first identifiable point being composed of all identifiable points within the set area located by the first identifiable point; a third printing sub-module 24 for controlling each of the second set amount nozzles to eject ink to a different position within the set area located by the second identifiable point, respectively, according to the printing parameters of the second identifiable point, and printing a second identifiable point within the set area located by the second identifiable point, the second identifiable point being composed of all identifiable points within the set area located by the first identifiable point, the first set amount being different from the second set amount.

The first identifiable point and the second identifiable point are identifiable points on the surface to be printed of the printing medium.

In order to make the second identifiable point matrix different from the first identifiable point matrix, the second identifiable point matrix is made to contain a different number of identifiable points than the first identifiable point matrix. The number of the identifiable points contained in the first identifiable dot matrix can be made different from the number of the nozzles contained in the second identifiable dot matrix by making the number of the nozzles used for printing the first identifiable dot matrix different from the number of the nozzles used for printing the second identifiable dot matrix during the printing process. The second recognizable dot matrix and the first recognizable dot matrix can be distinguished by making the number of the recognizable dots contained in the second recognizable dot matrix different from the number of the recognizable dots contained in the first recognizable dot matrix, and the second recognizable dot matrix and the first recognizable dot matrix can be distinguished.

The setting area positioned by the second identifiable point is the same as the setting area positioned by the first identifiable point, and can be circular, rectangular or square.

In one embodiment, the third identifiable dot matrix and the fourth identifiable dot matrix are arranged in the printing area. The printing parameters of the identifiable points comprise: a print parameter of the third identifiable dot matrix and a print parameter of the fourth identifiable dot matrix.

As shown in fig. 17, the print module 2 includes a fourth print submodule 25 and a fifth print submodule 26.

A fourth printing sub-module 25, configured to print a third identifiable dot matrix in the set area located by the third identifiable dot by using each nozzle in a first nozzle area on a nozzle to respectively eject ink to different positions in the set area located by the third identifiable dot according to the printing parameters of the third identifiable dot matrix, where the third identifiable dot matrix is composed of all identifiable dots in the set area located by the third identifiable dot; a fifth printing sub-module 26, configured to, after changing an ink ejection mode of at least one nozzle of the nozzles ejecting ink to the set area located by the third identifiable dot matrix, eject ink to the set area located by a fourth identifiable dot in the set area located by the fourth identifiable dot matrix, based on the printing parameters of the fourth identifiable dot matrix, using each nozzle in the first nozzle area on the head to print the fourth identifiable dot matrix, the fourth identifiable dot matrix being composed of all identifiable dots in the set area located by the fourth identifiable dot matrix.

The fifth print submodule 26 changes the ink ejection pattern of at least one nozzle, and includes: the fifth print submodule 26 changes at least one nozzle from an ink ejection state to a non-ink ejection state, changes at least one nozzle from a non-ink ejection state to an ink ejection state, or changes an ink ejection amount of at least one nozzle, or the like.

By changing the ink ejection state of the nozzles during printing by the fifth printing sub-module 26, it is possible to print the third identifiable dot matrix and the fourth identifiable dot matrix which are not identical by the first nozzle region. The fourth identifiable lattice is different from the third identifiable lattice and includes: the distribution of the identifiable points in the fourth identifiable lattice is different from the distribution of the identifiable points in the third identifiable lattice.

In one embodiment, the identifiable points in the fourth identifiable lattice are distributed differently than the identifiable points in the third identifiable lattice, including: the fourth identifiable point matrix comprises at least one identifiable point in the set area positioned by the fourth identifiable point, and the distance from the identifiable point to the fourth identifiable point is different from the distance from any identifiable point of the third identifiable point matrix to the third identifiable point in the set area positioned by the third identifiable point.

The third recognizable dot matrix and the fourth recognizable dot matrix can be distinguished by making the distribution mode of each recognizable dot in the fourth recognizable dot matrix different from the distribution mode of each recognizable dot in the third recognizable dot matrix, and then the third recognizable dot and the fourth recognizable dot can be distinguished.

The setting area positioned by the third identifiable point is the same as the setting area positioned by the fourth identifiable point, and can be circular, rectangular, square or the like.

In one embodiment, the printing area is provided with a fifth identifiable dot matrix and a sixth identifiable dot matrix. The printing parameters of the identifiable points comprise: a print parameter of a fifth identifiable dot matrix and a print parameter of a sixth identifiable dot matrix.

As shown in fig. 18, the print module 2 includes a sixth print submodule 27 and a seventh print submodule 28.

A sixth printing sub-module 27 for controlling the nozzles to eject a third set amount of ink into the set area located by the fifth identifiable point according to the printing parameters of the fifth identifiable point, and generating a fifth identifiable point by printing in the set area located by the fifth identifiable point, the fifth identifiable point being composed of all identifiable points within the set area located by the fifth identifiable point; a seventh printing sub-module 28 for controlling the nozzles to eject a fourth set amount of ink into the set area located by the sixth identifiable point according to the printing parameters of the sixth identifiable point, so as to print a sixth identifiable point in the set area located by the sixth identifiable point, the sixth identifiable point being composed of all identifiable points within the set area located by the sixth identifiable point, the third set amount being different from the fourth set amount.

In one embodiment, the seventh print submodule 28 is capable of changing the recognizable dot matrix of the set area by changing the amount of ink ejected to the set area. Meanwhile, the amount of ink for printing the fifth identifiable dot matrix is different from the amount of ink for printing the sixth identifiable dot matrix, so that the fifth identifiable dot matrix comprises at least one identifiable point with different size from each identifiable point in the sixth identifiable dot matrix.

By making the fifth recognizable dot matrix different from the sixth recognizable dot matrix, the fifth recognizable dot matrix and the sixth recognizable dot matrix can be distinguished, and the fifth recognizable dot and the sixth recognizable dot can be distinguished.

The setting area located by the fifth identifiable point may be the same as the setting area located by the sixth identifiable point, and may be circular, rectangular, square, or the like.

In one embodiment, the apparatus further comprises: a module 01 is provided.

As shown in fig. 19, the setting module 01 is configured to set the printing parameters of each identifiable point on the printing medium before acquiring the printing parameters of the identifiable point.

The setting module 01 sets the printing parameters of each identifiable point on the printing medium, and includes: the setting module 01 sets the printing parameters of each identifiable point on the printing medium one by one. Due to the fact that the plurality of distance values exist between the adjacent identifiable points on the printing medium, the printing parameters of the identifiable points on the printing medium can be set one by the setting module 01, and the accuracy of the printing parameters of the identifiable points on the printing medium can be improved.

In another embodiment, as shown in fig. 20, the setting module 01 includes: a second division submodule 011 and a setting submodule 012.

A second division sub-module 011 for dividing the printing medium into a plurality of identical regions; the setting submodule 012 is configured to set print parameters for each of the areas so that the identifiable dot matrixes of the areas are different from each other.

The setting submodule 012 sets print parameters for each of the areas so that the identifiable dot matrixes of the areas are different, and includes: the setting sub-module 012 sets, for any one of the areas, the print parameters of the identifiable points in the area so that the identifiable dot matrix of the area is different from the identifiable dot matrix of the other areas.

By making the identifiable dot matrixes of the respective areas different, each identifiable point in the area to be printed of the printing medium can be identified.

According to the method, the printing medium containing the plurality of identifiable points is generated in a printing mode, position identification can be carried out according to the plurality of identifiable points on the printing medium, and compared with a touch screen which is generated in a traditional method and carries out position identification, the generation mode of the printing medium capable of carrying out position identification has the advantages of being simple to prepare and low in generation cost.

Referring to fig. 21, the method for generating recognizable dots by printing according to the above embodiment of the present invention further provides an apparatus for generating recognizable dots by printing, the apparatus mainly includes:

at least one processor 401; and the number of the first and second groups,

a memory 402 communicatively coupled to the at least one processor; wherein the content of the first and second substances,

the memory 402 stores instructions executable by the at least one processor, the instructions being executable by the at least one processor 401 to enable the at least one processor 401 to perform the method of embodiment 1 of the present invention. For a detailed description of the apparatus, refer to embodiment 1, which is not repeated herein.

Specifically, the processor 401 may include a Central Processing Unit (CPU), or an Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC), or may be configured as one or more Integrated circuits implementing an embodiment of the present invention.

Memory 402 may include mass storage for data or instructions. By way of example, and not limitation, memory 402 may include a Hard Disk Drive (HDD), floppy Disk Drive, flash memory, optical Disk, magneto-optical Disk, tape, or Universal Serial Bus (USB) Drive or a combination of two or more of these. Memory 402 may include removable or non-removable (or fixed) media, where appropriate. The memory 402 may be internal or external to the data processing apparatus, where appropriate. In a particular embodiment, the memory 402 is a non-volatile solid-state memory. In a particular embodiment, the memory 402 includes Read Only Memory (ROM). Where appropriate, the ROM may be mask-programmed ROM, Programmable ROM (PROM), Erasable PROM (EPROM), Electrically Erasable PROM (EEPROM), electrically rewritable ROM (EAROM), or flash memory or a combination of two or more of these.

The processor 401 reads and executes computer program instructions stored in the memory 402 to implement any of the above-described methods of generating identifiable points for printing.

In one example, the device that prints the identifiable point may also include a communication interface 403 and a bus 410. As shown in fig. 21, the processor 401, the memory 402, and the communication interface 403 are connected by a bus 410 to complete communication therebetween.

The communication interface 403 is mainly used for implementing communication between modules, apparatuses, units and/or devices in the embodiments of the present invention.

Bus 410 includes hardware, software, or both to couple the components of the device that print the identifiable points to one another. By way of example, and not limitation, a bus may include an Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP) or other graphics bus, an Enhanced Industry Standard Architecture (EISA) bus, a Front Side Bus (FSB), a Hypertransport (HT) interconnect, an Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) bus, an infiniband interconnect, a Low Pin Count (LPC) bus, a memory bus, a Micro Channel Architecture (MCA) bus, a Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) bus, a PCI-Express (PCI-X) bus, a Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA) bus, a video electronics standards association local (VLB) bus, or other suitable bus or a combination of two or more of these. Bus 410 may include one or more buses, where appropriate. Although specific buses have been described and shown in the embodiments of the invention, any suitable buses or interconnects are contemplated by the invention.

In addition, in combination with the method for generating identifiable points by printing in the foregoing embodiments, embodiments of the present invention may be implemented by providing a computer-readable storage medium. The computer readable storage medium having stored thereon computer program instructions; the computer program instructions, when executed by a processor, implement any of the above-described embodiments of the method for generating identifiable points for printing.

In summary, the method, the apparatus, the device, and the medium for generating recognizable dots by printing, the printed product, the position recognition method, and the information acquisition method according to the embodiments of the present invention can solve the calculation problem of how to print each recognizable dot on the print medium by using a pure computer algorithm according to a mathematical modeling manner after acquiring the printing parameters, so that the size, the shape, and the like of the recognizable dot can be more precisely controlled, and the position of the recognizable dot in the print medium including the recognizable dot is accurate and convenient to use.

It is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the specific arrangements and instrumentality described above and shown in the drawings. A detailed description of known methods is omitted herein for the sake of brevity. In the above embodiments, several specific steps are described and shown as examples. However, the method processes of the present invention are not limited to the specific steps described and illustrated, and those skilled in the art can make various changes, modifications and additions or change the order between the steps after comprehending the spirit of the present invention. These are all intended to be covered by the scope of protection of the present invention.

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