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Networked Wi-Fi stations having multi-level displays and multiple antennas

  • US 9,763,271 B1
  • Filed: 06/23/2016
  • Issued: 09/12/2017
  • Est. Priority Date: 06/23/2016
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A kiosk, comprising:

  • a body;

    an antenna mounted to the body;

    two or more weather-sealed displays attached, using bolts and/or brackets, to the body above a first vertical level, wherein display portions of the two or more weather-sealed displays attached to the body above the first vertical level are non-touch and the first vertical level is at least 4 feet;

    a first wireless network interface coupled to the antenna;

    a second network interface;

    a weather-sealed touch display positioned at a second level lower than the first level;

    a camera;

    a microphone;

    a document scanner comprising a document feeder, wherein the document scanner is configured to receive a document via the document feeder, identify a document type for the document, and dynamically determine an image compression level based at least in part on the document type;

    a computing system comprising at least a computing device and non-transitory memory that stores program instructions executable by the computing device to perform operations comprising;

    enable user terminals to wirelessly connect to the first wireless network interface;

    receive via the second network interface content from a remote system;

    display at least a portion of the received content on the two or more weather-sealed non-touch displays attached to the body above the first vertical level;

    display an accident, immigration, and/or matrimonial incident reporting user interface via the touch display positioned at the second level;

    populate at least a portion of the reporting user interface with a user input provided via a keyboard and/or via the microphone;

    perform a geolocation operation to determine location information related to the report;

    securely transmit using the second network interface at least a portion of the user input used to populate the reporting user interface and the location information to a remote system.

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