Elo Touch Solutions, Inc.

Spoton Transact, LLC

Tyco Electronics Corporation

Kenneth John North

Jeffrey T Haller

Carol Marie Oles

Zachary Alan Hyman

Doron Friedman

Ragini Rajendra Prasad

Joel Christopher Kent

David S Hecht

Damien Berget

Kyu-Tak Son

Paul Leonard Futter

James Roney

Kenneth Andrew Feehan

Forrest Kim Wunderlich

Robert William Kitchin

Jung Verheiden

Michael James Power

Fareed Uddin

Haroun Ansari Mohammed Ansari

Brian David Perry

Ranil Ignatius Fernando

Chatura Chamika Dissanayake

Neeraj Pendse

Mohammad Fareeduddin

Susan Swei

Asela Ekanayake

Brian Perry

Brian D Perry

Praveen George

Oren Lavi Stern

Ahmed Zaytoun

Jiachi Zhang

Kim Davis

Jeffery L Bahr

Michael Rally

Chia-Lun Yang

Qianying Bao

David Samuel Hecht

Haroun Ansari

Electronic device

Stand with display

In an embodiment, methods for managing a point of sale (POS) device are provided. A web server may be configured to grant access of a display of the POS device to the user device. The POS device may display a graphical user interface that includes a menu for controlling the display of the POS device. These steps may be in response to a first request. In response to a second request, the POS device may transmit a push notification to the user device. The push notification includes a second menu including a command for controlling an operation of the POS device.

Multi-mode point-of-sale device

Set of electronic devices

In an embodiment, methods for managing a point of sale (POS) device are provided. A web server may receive a request to associate the POS device with a merchant account associated with one or more physical locations. The request may include an identification code of the merchant account. The web server may receive an initialization message from the POS device and the initialization message may indicate a successful login at the POS device. A selected physical location may be received and linked to the POS device based on the identification code of the merchant account and responsive to receiving the selected physical location. An inventory of the selected physical location may then be synced to the POS device.

Method, apparatus and computer program product embodiments are provided for distributing and installing content and settings on client devices without receiving any user input at the client devices, which limit usage of the client device a user at the client device to a first set of the usage activities. A device controller may remotely configure and control client devices by providing instructions and content for distribution to the client devices. The instructions may cause the client devices to install the content on the client devices without requiring any user input to initiate the installation or during installation of the content. The client device may be further configured to allow management of the client device by the device controller.

Device controller and viewer

Display stand

Disclosed herein are system, method, and device embodiments for zero touch deployment and dynamic configuration. A management server receives a dynamic configuration value for a configuration setting via a configuration service, and generates configuration information including a mapping of a configuration setting to the dynamic configuration value. Further, the management server receives a configuration information request including an identifier associated with a remote client device, and sends the configuration information to the remote client device.

Zero touch deployment and dynamic configuration

Stand with displays

Techniques for providing multi-user multi-touch projected capacitive touch sensors are disclosed herein. Some embodiments may include a method that includes receiving a first sense signal from a first sensing array, the first sensing array configured to provide the first sense signal indicating a first touch on a first touch surface of a touch substrate as well as receiving a second sense signal from a second sensing array, the second sensing array configured to provide the second sense signal indicating a second touch on a second touch surface of a second touch substrate occurring concurrently to the first touch. The method may further include determining whether the first touch and the second touch share at least one anti-ghost. The method may also include associating the first touch and the second touch with a common touch entity in response to determining that the first touch and the second touch share the at least one anti-ghost.

Multi-user multi-touch projected capacitance touch sensor with event initiation based on common touch entity detection

Growing community of inventors

San Carlos, CA, United States of America

Kenneth John North