Elo Touch Solutions, Inc.

Brian David Perry

Jeffrey T Haller

Kenneth John North

Fareed Uddin

Asela Ekanayake

Neeraj Pendse

Ranil Ignatius Fernando

Jiachi Zhang

Ragini Rajendra Prasad

Chatura Chamika Dissanayake

Mohammad Fareeduddin

Jeffery T Haller

Jake Yang

Kim Davis

Michael Rally

Qianying Bao

Chia-Lun Yang

Stand with displays

Display stand

Display

A secure conferencing device operating in a host or a guest mode. In host mode, the secure conferencing device coupled to an interactive digital signage (IDS) device, grants conference control to a host computer of the IDS device. The secure conferencing device receives a guest control signal and a guest video stream from a guest device, where the secure conferencing device prevents the guest control signal from being communicated to the host computer, yet transmits the guest video stream to the host computer for display on the IDS device. In the guest mode, the secure conferencing device grants conference control to a guest device, enables the guest device to affect a component of the IDS device, but does not enable the guest device to communicate guest control signals to the host computer of the IDS device.

Secure conferencing device

Audiovisual communication device

Some embodiments include a Power Over Ethernet (POE) monitor system powered by a POE signal. Some embodiments include a snap on POE module that is coupled to a monitor of the POE monitor system via a single connector without cabling. Some embodiments include creating and implementing a POE profile that specifies how power is utilized when the POE touchscreen system is powered by a POE-DC signal (e.g., reducing one or more of: a number of active USB ports, active audio devices, or touchscreen brightness to a %.) Some embodiments include detecting a power loss, and using one or more POE super capacitors to provide power for completion of critical functions that enable a graceful shut down. One or more of the POE super capacitors may be located in the snap on POE module, or in a main unit of the monitor.

Snap on power over the ethernet (POE) monitor system

Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for a cloud-based point-of-sale system and a multi-function point-of-sale (POS) device. In an embodiment, the POS device includes an interactive display that switches between a first position oriented towards and for use by an operating clerk, and a second position oriented towards and for use by a customer. The POS device is able to detect the switch between the first position and the second position. A processor in the POS device outputs a first graphical user interface (GUI) on the interactive display in response to detection of the first position and a second GUI in response to detection of the second position. In an embodiment, the components of the POS device are combined together in a unified assembly.

Multi-mode point-of-sale device

Some embodiments include an apparatus, method, and computer program product for receiving non-standard video data via a single standard universal serial bus (USB) interface, where the non-standard video data includes sensor data from one or more sensors in addition to standard video frames from an image detector. Some embodiments include recovering a standard video picture encoding packet from a standard USB packet, and recovering non-standard video data. Some embodiments include detecting a pseudo-video frame within the non-standard video data, determining sensor data from one or more sensors from the pseudo-video frame, and transmitting the sensor data to a monitor scaler processor. Some embodiments include storing the standard USB packet, and in response to the detecting, discarding the pseudo-video frame.

System and method for communicating non-standard video data via USB

Electronic device

Display with power module

Mounting bracket

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Knoxville, TN, United States of America

Brian David Perry