Information processing apparatus and control method
AssigneePanasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.
InventorsHiroaki SUDO, Masato MIYAKAWA, Masanori MURABAYASHI
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Abstract
An information processing apparatus includes: a detector, which in operation, detects to which region an article has moved during an operation in which a customer moves the article placed in a first region to a second region, registers the article at a registration apparatus, and moves the article from the second region to a third region; and a controller, which in operation, performs, when it is detected that the customer has not registered a first article in the second region, control that presents first information to the customer until completion of movement of the first article to the third region is detected.
Claims9
An information processing apparatus, comprising:
- a detector, which in operation, detects to which region an article has moved during an operation in which a customer moves the article placed in a first region to a second region, registers the article at a registration apparatus, and moves the article from the second region to a third region;
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- a controller, which in operation, performs, when it is detected that the customer has not registered a first article in the second region, control that presents first information to the customer until completion of movement of the first article to the third region is detected.
A control method, comprising:
- detecting, by an information processing apparatus, to which region an article has moved during an operation in which a customer moves the article placed in a first region to a second region, registers the article at a registration apparatus, and moves the article from the second region to a third region;
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- performing, by the information processing apparatus, when it is detected that the customer has not registered a first article in the second region, control that presents first information to the customer until completion of movement of the first article to the third region is detected.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.