International Business Machines Corporation

Debora Velarde

Paul Edward McKenney

Brent William Yardley

David Nevarez

Stephen F Correl

Marcos A Villarreal

Pradeep Satyanarayana

Bobbi A Brekke

Francisco Garcia

Dimensions of each physical object to be moved from an original physical site to a destination physical site are at least approximately determined. Each physical object is tagged with an identifier. A virtual layout of the destination physical site and the dimensions and the identifier of each physical object are input into a computer program. A user-specified location of where within the destination physical site each physical object is to be placed when moved to the destination physical site is input using the computer program, based on the virtual layout of the destination physical site and the dimensions and the identifier of each physical object. At the destination physical site, each physical object is looked up using the identifier of the physical object to determine the user-specified location of where to place the physical object within the destination physical site.

Moving physical objects from original physical site to user-specified locations at destination physical site

The present invention provides a computer that includes a processor part having a top side and a bottom side. A keyboard part, having a key side and back side, is pivotally connected to the processor part. The computer of the present invention includes a display part having a screen side and a back side. In some embodiments, the display part is pivotally connected to the processor part. In other embodiments, the display part is pivotally connected keyboard part. The keyboard part is configured to lie against the processor part in a closed position, with the key side of the keyboard part facing away from the top side of the processor part. The display part is configured to lie against and cover the keyboard part in the closed position, with the screen side of the display part facing toward the key side of the keyboard part. The display part is movable from the closed position to a first open position in which the keyboard part remains lying against the processor part with the key side of the keyboard part exposed. The keyboard part and the display part are movable to a second open position in which the display part lies against the processor part and the display part lies against the processor part.

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Beaverton, OR, United States of America

Debora Velarde