Wearable devices for courier processing and methods of use thereof
First Claim
1. A wearable, electronic device for performing courier services, comprising:
- a depth camera for detecting object depths in a field of view;
a scanner for decoding visual codes;
a speaker for producing audible sounds in response to an electrical signal;
a memory for storing instructions; and
one or more processors communicatively connected to the depth camera, the scanner, and the speaker, the one or more processors configured to execute the instructions to perform the operations of;
detecting a scanning event based on a first signal received from a bioacoustic sensor, the scanning event comprising a gesture input performed in proximity to a first surface,determining a scan region associated with the scanning event based on a location and depth of the gesture input,providing a second signal to the scanner causing the scanner to decode a visual code located within the scan region,generating scan data based on a third signal received from the scanner, the third signal reflecting information obtained from the visual code, andproviding a fourth signal to the speaker causing the speaker to emit a notification sound in response to generating the scan data.
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Abstract
The disclosed embodiments include wearable devices and methods for performing courier services. In one implementation, the device includes a depth camera for detecting object depths in a field of view, a scanner for decoding visual codes, a speaker for producing audible sounds in response to an electrical signal, memory, and a processor. The processor may execute instructions to detect a scanning event based on a first signal received from the depth camera, determine a scan region associated with the scanning event, provide a second signal to the scanner causing the scanner to decode a visual code located within the scan region, generate scan data based on a third signal received from the scanner, and provide a fourth signal to the speaker causing the speaker to emit a notification sound. The wearable device may also capture signatures, dimension objects, and disable device functions based on time and place restrictions.
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1. A wearable, electronic device for performing courier services, comprising:
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a depth camera for detecting object depths in a field of view; a scanner for decoding visual codes; a speaker for producing audible sounds in response to an electrical signal; a memory for storing instructions; and one or more processors communicatively connected to the depth camera, the scanner, and the speaker, the one or more processors configured to execute the instructions to perform the operations of; detecting a scanning event based on a first signal received from a bioacoustic sensor, the scanning event comprising a gesture input performed in proximity to a first surface, determining a scan region associated with the scanning event based on a location and depth of the gesture input, providing a second signal to the scanner causing the scanner to decode a visual code located within the scan region, generating scan data based on a third signal received from the scanner, the third signal reflecting information obtained from the visual code, and providing a fourth signal to the speaker causing the speaker to emit a notification sound in response to generating the scan data. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. A computer-implemented method for performing courier services using a wearable electronic device, the wearable electronic device comprising a depth camera for detecting object depths in a field of view, a scanner for decoding visual codes, a bioacoustic sensor for decoding gesture inputs, a speaker for producing audible sounds in response to an electrical signal, and a connector facilitating wearing the device around an upper portion of a human arm, such that the device has a substantially elliptical cross section when worn, the method comprising the following operations performed by one or more processors:
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detecting a scanning event based on a first signal received from the bioacoustic sensor, the scanning event comprising a gesture input performed in proximity to a first surface; determining a scan region associated with the scanning event based on a location and depth of the gesture input; providing a second signal to the scanner causing the scanner to decode a visual code located within the scan region; generating scan data based on a third signal received from the scanner, the third signal reflecting information obtained from the visual code; and providing a fourth signal to the speaker causing the speaker to emit a notification sound in response to generating the scan data. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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