Guard dog station
OwnerRobert William Kocherinventor
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Abstract
A guard dog station for preventing entrance to a venue of individuals identified as not eligible to enter. The guard dog station has at least one camera extending to a height of the face of an average person. A processor within the guard dog station is connected to the at least one camera. The processor being connected to a database that contains images and names of individuals who are authorized or not authorized to enter the venue. A speaker mounted on the guard dog station produces the sound of a barking dog in response to identification of an unauthorized individual. Additionally provided is a laptop for the guard to view images of individuals approaching the guard dog station who are or are not authorized to enter the venue.
Claims20
A guard dog station system for preventing individuals identified as not eligible to enter a venue from entering the venue, while minimizing disruption to guests of the venue, the guard dog station system comprising:
- a) a guard dog station;
- b) at least one camera extending upwardly from the guard dog station to a height of a face of an average person;
- c) a processor within the guard dog station;
- the at least one camera being connected to the processor;
- the processor being connected to a database that contains images and names of individuals who are on a watch list and are not authorized to enter the venue;
- d) a speaker mounted on the guard dog station;
- the speaker being configured to produce a sound of a barking dog in response to preliminary identification by the processor of an individual who is not authorized to enter the venue;
- and e) a laptop within a rear portion of the guard dog station which is positioned for a guard behind the guard dog station to see images of individuals approaching the guard dog station who are or are not authorized to enter the venue.
A guard dog station system for preventing individuals who are identified as not eligible to enter a venue from entering the venue while minimizing disruption to guests of the venue, the guard dog station system comprising:
- a) a guard dog station;
- b) at least one camera extending upwardly from the guard dog station to a height of a face of an average person;
- c) a processor within the guard dog station;
- the at least one camera being connected to the processor;
- the processor being connected to a database that contains images and names of individuals who are on a watch list and are not authorized to enter the venue;
- d) a speaker mounted on the guard dog station;
- the speaker being configured to produce a sound of a barking dog in response to preliminary identification by the processor of an individual who is not authorized to enter the venue;
- e) a laptop within a rear portion of the guard dog station which is positioned for a guard behind the guard dog station to see images of individuals approaching the guard dog station who are or are not authorized to enter the venue;
- and f) a revolving or non-revolving door adjacent the guard dog station;
- g) a push button on the guard dog station;
- wherein the push button is configured to allow the guard to lock the revolving or non-revolving door in order to prevent an unauthorized individual from entering the venue.
A guard dog station system for preventing individuals identified as not eligible to enter a venue from entering the venue while minimizing disruption to guests of the venue, the guard dog station system comprising:
- a) a guard dog station;
- b) at least one camera extending upwardly from the guard dog station to a height of a face of an average person;
- c) a processor within the guard dog station;
- the at least one camera being connected to the processor;
- the processor being connected to a database that contains images and names of individuals who are on a watch list and are not authorized to enter the venue;
- d) a speaker mounted on the guard dog station;
- the speaker being configured to produce a sound of a barking dog in response to preliminary identification by the processor of an individual who is not authorized to enter the venue;
- e) a laptop within a rear portion of the guard dog station which is positioned for a guard behind the guard dog station to see images of individuals approaching the guard dog station who are or are not authorized to enter the venue;
- and f) a gate adjacent the guard dog station;
- g) a response button on the guard dog station, wherein the response button is configured to be pushed by the guard to close the gate in order to prevent an unauthorized person from entering the venue.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.