Toshiba Global Commerce Solutions Holdings Corporation

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Toshiba Global Commerce Solutions

Seth T Teeples

Brad Matthew Johnson

Robert Andrew Myers

William L Talley

Dean Frederick Herring

Jeffrey John Smith

Ankit Singh

Charles Ray Kirk

Patrick J Murphy

Edward Lee

Ty Hagler

James B Wallace

Prasad S Joshi

Hawaii Xuan

Timmy J Parker

Methods, computer program products, and systems for operating a retail environment using unmanned vehicles are provided. The methods include observing a person interacting with one or more items with a camera carried by an unmanned vehicle, identifying the one or more items based on data received from the unmanned vehicle, and adding each identified item to a transaction for the person. The methods can further include charging the person for the transaction, presenting promotions, retrieving a desired item, answering questions, following a person, guiding a customer to a location, and showing images of inventory items.

Method, product, and system for unmanned vehicles in retail environments

The assembly described herein is secured to lawn equipment for adding additional functionality, such as weed eating. The assembly includes a base having at least one base bracket for selectively coupling the assembly to the lawn equipment. Further, a stem is included having a stem bracket coupled to the base, a stem housing extending from the stem bracket, and a shoulder in rotational engagement with the stem housing. For maneuvering the assembly, an arm is pivotally engaged with the shoulder of the stem and pivotally coupled to the arm actuator. The arm may be radially, angularly and translatably repositioned during use.

Lawnmower attachment assembly

An application program installed in a hand held computing device such as a tablet computer presents a graphical user interface (GUI) on a touch screen display and receives touch input signals from the touch screen display. When an unintentional touch event is detected, the application switches from an active mode to a configuration mode. In the configuration mode, graphical tools are displayed on the touch screen display to enable a user to define or adjust the active zone of the touch screen display so as to exclude the area of the touch screen display touched by the hand that is grasping the hand held device. Interactive elements in the GUI are then rearranged so that the interactive elements are within the newly defined active zone.

User defined active zones for touch screen displays on hand held device

Adjustable display

Computing device holder

Computing device holder and dock

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Seth T Teeples