Merchandise information processing apparatus that confirms merchandise code scanning
AssigneeToshiba Tec Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYuishi TAKENO, Tomonari KAKINO
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Abstract
A merchandise information processing apparatus includes a motion detector and a processor. The motion detector is configured to detect motion of merchandise that is being moved by a user for detection of an identification code placed thereon or a body part of the user that is holding the merchandise. The processor is configured to access a registration list of merchandise that has been registered through detection of identification codes, and to determine whether or not the merchandise that has undergone the motion detection is included in the registration list.
Claims20
A merchandise information processing apparatus, comprising:
- a motion detector configured to detect motion of merchandise that is being moved by a user for detection of an identification code placed thereon or a body part of the user that is holding the merchandise;
- and
- a processor configured to access a registration list of merchandise that has been registered through detection of identification codes, and to determine whether the merchandise that has undergone the motion detection is included in the registration list.
A merchandise information processing apparatus, comprising:
- a camera configured to capture an image of merchandise that is being moved by a user for detection of an identification code placed thereon or a body part of the user that is holding the merchandise;
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- a processor configured to access a registration list of merchandise that has been registered through detection of identification codes, and to determine whether the merchandise that has undergone the image capture is included in the registration list.
A method for processing a merchandise purchase transaction, comprising:
- detecting motion of merchandise that is being moved by a user for detection of an identification code placed thereon or a body part of the user that is holding the merchandise;
- accessing a registration list of merchandise that has been registered through detection of identification codes;
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- determining whether the merchandise that has undergone the motion detection is included in the registration list.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.