Gtech Corporation

Gtech Rhode Island Corporation

Organización National De Ciegos Españoles

Scott D Hultzman

George Voutes

Kurt L Businger

Kevin Romano

Christopher Collins

Joseph G Spanedda

Keith A Howard

Richard P Rondeau

John C Smith

Scott W Osiecki

Dana Letiecq

Craig Whitaker

Angel Sierra Calvo

Ronald Kingston

Joseph Louis Brigham, Jr

Lottery ticket dispenser

Vending machine button

A method and system for data input is provided. The method includes inputting data, reading a subset of a set of predefined machine-readable codes from a printed media, the printed media including thereon the set of predefined machine-readable codes and a set of human-readable indicia. Each of the set of human-readable indicia is associated with a respective one of the set of predefined machine-readable codes. Each of the set of human-readable indicia indicates a user-selectable input value. The subset of the plurality of predefined machine-readable codes consists of predefined machine-readable codes that have not been defaced. The method also includes saving as user input values the user-selectable input values indicated by the indicia that are associated with the machine-readable codes in the set of predefined machine-readable codes that have not been read.

Method and device for data input

A mobile lottery terminal is disclosed. The mobile lottery terminal includes a processor. The mobile lottery terminal may include a Braille keypad in communication with the processor. The mobile lottery terminal may also include a customer information input device in communication with the processor and operable to input information indicative of a customer-selected lottery number. A system incorporating mobile lottery terminals and method of vending lottery tickets using mobile lottery terminals is also disclosed.

Mobile lottery terminal including features facilitating use by visually impaired ticket agents

Lottery Terminal

Document validation terminal

Gaming terminal

A keyboard assembly is pivotally connected a terminal having a recess. The keyboard assembly has a slot and is shaped to lie within the recess. A glide assembly is shaped to fit within the slot and is slidable along the slot. The glide assembly pivotally connects the keyboard to the terminal within the recess. A glide surface, across which the keyboard pivots, is disposed within the recess. The glide surface provides a frictive force between the glide surface and the keyboard. The invention may be applied in general to a lottery terminal.

Adjustable keyboard assembly

Growing community of inventors

Putnam, CT, United States of America

Scott D Hultzman