Smart locker
AssigneeShopee IP Singapore Private Limited
InventorsChun-Lin Liu, Zheng-Lun Feng
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Abstract
Provided is a smart locker, including a cabinet, a plurality of locker doors, and a plurality of shelf boards configured to vertically divide a storage space of the cabinet into one or more locker compartments. In some examples, each of the one or more locker compartments includes a locker door of the plurality of locker doors. Moreover, when a locker door of a first locker compartment of the one or more locker compartments that is adjacent to a second locker compartment of the one or more locker compartments is closed, a position of a shelf board of the plurality of shelf boards that forms the first locker compartment is limited by the locker door of the first locker compartment.
Claims15
A smart locker, comprising:
- a cabinet;
- a plurality of locker doors, the plurality of locker doors including at least a first locker door and a second locker door;
- and
- a plurality of shelf boards configured to vertically divide a storage space of the cabinet into one or more locker compartments, each of the one or more locker compartments includes a locker door of the plurality of locker doors, wherein:
- the one or more locker compartments includes a first locker compartment and a second locker compartment, the first locker compartment being adjacent to the second locker compartment,
- the first locker door is coupled to the first locker compartment and the second locker door is coupled to the second locker compartment,
- the plurality of shelf boards includes a first shelf board positioned between the first locker compartment and the second locker compartment to form the first locker compartment and the second locker compartment, the first shelf board including an upper surface, a lower surface, and a first limiting component on the upper surface of the first shelf board that extends away from the upper surface, and
- when the first locker door is closed, the first locker door limits movement of the first shelf board.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.