Hatco Corporation

Taylor Bley

James Jakubowski

Nicholas Bassill

Gerhard H Wenzel

Jim Virgin

Michael Ross

Dan Frigo

James P Virgin

A cubby unit includes a plurality of cubbies and one or more processing circuits. Each of the plurality of cubbies includes a cubby housing defining an internal compartment, a light disposed within the internal compartment, and a door. The door facilitates accessing the internal compartment of the cubby housing. At least a portion of the door is transparent. The one or more processing circuits are configured to to acquire access information, determine whether the access information is associated with a respective order within a respective cubby of the plurality of cubbies, and activate the light of the respective cubby in response to the access information being associated with the respective order such that light emitted by the light shines through the portion of the door that is transparent of the respective cubby to indicate in which one of the plurality of cubbies the respective order is located.

To-go cubby unit

A height adjustable lamp assembly includes a frame, a reel supported by the frame, a canopy surrounding the frame and the reel, an electrical cord wound around the reel, and a lamp. The frame includes a mounting plate configured to couple to a mounting location and a base plate coupled to the mounting plate. The base plate defines a cord aperture. A lower end of the electrical cord extends through the cord aperture. The lamp is coupled to the lower end of the electrical cord. Winding the electrical cord around the reel or paying out the electrical cord from the reel adjusts a height of the lamp.

Height adjustable lamp

A cubby unit includes a unit housing, a plurality of cubbies disposed within the unit housing, and an interface positioned along the unit housing. Each of the plurality of cubbies includes a cubby housing defining an internal compartment and a door coupled to the cubby housing. The door facilitates accessing the internal compartment of the cubby housing. The interface provides a cubby selection interface that facilitates manual assignment of a respective cubby to a respective order by an employee.

A cubby unit includes a plurality of cubbies and a thermal management system. Each of the plurality of cubbies includes a cubby housing defining an internal compartment. The thermal management system is configured to facilitate thermally regulating at least one of (i) a food product selectively received within the internal compartment of at least one of the plurality of cubbies or (ii) the internal compartment of the at least one of the plurality of cubbies.

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Milwaukee, WI, United States of America

Taylor Bley