Vendor tray and method for vending at a live event
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InventorNicolas Montmorency
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A vendor tray includes a bottom wall; and a plurality of upstanding walls extending from the bottom wall and defining with the bottom wall a vending space for carrying the vendible items, at least one of the upstanding walls has a first viewable electronic display. A method for vending items at a live event, includes displacing the vendor tray through an audience of the live event while displaying on an viewable electronic display of an upstanding wall of the vendor tray a first graphic providing information related to at least one of the vendible item and the live event.
A vendor tray comprising:
A method for vending items at a live event, the method comprising:
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Electronic shopping [e-shopping]: utilising user interfaces specially adapted for shopping
Bed-tables; Trays; Reading-racks; Book-rests, i.e. items used in combination with something else: supported only by a person
Show cases or show cabinets: display trays or containers
Information and communication technology [ict] specially adapted for administrative, commercial, financial, managerial
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The present disclosure relates to a vendor tray and method for vending at a live event, and more particularly a tray and method in which information is displayed on a viewable electronic display of one upstanding wall of the vendor tray.
Sale of food, drinks, merchandise and event-related items at a live event can account for a substantial amount revenue generated at the live event. One common way of selling food, drinks and merchandise is through vendors who carry these vendible items in a vendor tray through the audience at the live event. In this way, the audience can purchase a vendible item without having to miss a portion of the live event.
It is common for the vendor tray to have on its outer surface some form of textual and/or graphical information relating to the live event or the vendible item in the tray. For example, the information may pertain to the type of product, the brand and/or the price per unit of item. However, such information is typically presented in a stationary manner.
The following drawings represent examples that are presented in a non-limitative manner.
FIG. 1 illustrates a perspective view of a vendor tray according to various exemplary embodiments;
FIG. 2 illustrates a cross-sectional view of the vendor tray according to various exemplary embodiments;
The following examples are presented in a non-limitative manner.
For example, according to vendor trays disclosed herein, at least one of the upstanding walls is an audience-facing wall and another one of the upstanding walls is a vendor-facing wall, and wherein the audience-facing wall has the first viewable electronic display.
For example, according to vendor trays disclosed herein, a battery pack powering the first viewable electronic display is disposed within the vendor-facing wall.