Wireless electronic menu device and ordering system containing the same device
First Claim
1. A wireless electronic menu device, characterized in comprising:
- a menu base further comprising a storage device and a second communication device;
a menu body further comprising a microprocessor, a first communication device connected to said microprocessor, a photo-sensation processing device connected to said microprocessor, and at least one photo-sensor connected to said photo-sensation processing device, wherein said menu base and said menu body are interconnected via said first communication device and said second communication device;
an electromagnetic induction device further comprising an electromagnetic induction panel installed on one face of said menu body, an induction stylus, and an electromagnetic induction controller connected to said microprocessor, wherein when said induction stylus emits an electromagnetic signal to induct a specified position of said electromagnetic induction panel, said electromagnetic induction controller can calculate coordinates corresponding to said specified position, and then said electromagnetic induction controller transfers the calculation result to said microprocessor, and the data corresponding to said coordinates can thus be obtained from said storage device; and
at least one menu connected to said menu body and each having a tag used to indicate a food category, wherein one said photo-sensor can detect one corresponding the said tag of said menu and then transfers the detection result to said photo-sensation processing device.
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Abstract
The present invention discloses a wireless electronic menu device, which comprises a menu body and a menu base, wherein a plurality of menus is placed on the menu body; a photo-sensor is used to automatically detect the menu the customer is reading; an induction stylus is pointed to the menu and emits a signal to indicate the coordinates of the position it is pointed to; the menu body collects the related data and transfers the data to the menu base with a wired communication device or a wireless communication device; the menu base retrieves the data corresponding to the coordinates, such as voice, audio, text, image and video data, from its storage device or an external storage device; the menu base presents the multimedia data to aid the customers to acquire meal information and order meals. The present invention also discloses an ordering system containing the abovementioned wireless electronic menu device. The present invention can provide more detailed and consistent meal information for customers to help customers order meals by themselves. Thereby, the present invention can reduce the manpower cost of the food-service industry.
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1. A wireless electronic menu device, characterized in comprising:
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a menu base further comprising a storage device and a second communication device;
a menu body further comprising a microprocessor, a first communication device connected to said microprocessor, a photo-sensation processing device connected to said microprocessor, and at least one photo-sensor connected to said photo-sensation processing device, wherein said menu base and said menu body are interconnected via said first communication device and said second communication device;
an electromagnetic induction device further comprising an electromagnetic induction panel installed on one face of said menu body, an induction stylus, and an electromagnetic induction controller connected to said microprocessor, wherein when said induction stylus emits an electromagnetic signal to induct a specified position of said electromagnetic induction panel, said electromagnetic induction controller can calculate coordinates corresponding to said specified position, and then said electromagnetic induction controller transfers the calculation result to said microprocessor, and the data corresponding to said coordinates can thus be obtained from said storage device; and
at least one menu connected to said menu body and each having a tag used to indicate a food category, wherein one said photo-sensor can detect one corresponding the said tag of said menu and then transfers the detection result to said photo-sensation processing device. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32)
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