Unmanned reception system terminal and unmanned reception system terminal set

Abstract

It is difficult to change the layout of the reception machine in response to changes in the reception layout, etc. [Solution] The terminal for the unmanned reception system comprises a panel computer 10, which comprises a panel computer main body 11 having a touch panel 11a, a camera 12 with a human sensor function, a base 15 and a standing body 16, the base 15 having a flat surface 15a on its bottom surface and having engageable portions 15b, 15c on its bottom surface, the standing body 16 standing rearward from the rear of the base 15, and having a storage section 16a on the front surface with an opening into which the panel computer main body 11 is stored, and a camera window 16b for the camera 12 with a human sensor function.

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present disclosure relates to a terminal for an unmanned reception system equipped with a panel computer having a touch panel, and a terminal set for an unmanned reception system. [Background technology]

[0002] Patent Document 1 shows a reception machine of a reception system that uses a touch panel, a handset, and the like to automatically receive visitors at the reception desk of a general building or a company. The reception machine shown in Patent Document 1 has a touch panel display, an IP phone, and an IP camera. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] JP 2014-102847 A Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] The reception machine shown in Patent Document 1 is an integrated unit consisting of a touch panel display, an IP phone, and an IP camera, and is thought to be installed on the floor of a building. If such an integrally constructed reception machine is installed on the floor, it is difficult to change the layout of the reception machine in response to changes in the reception layout.

[0005] The present disclosure has been made in consideration of the above-mentioned points, and aims to provide a terminal device for an unmanned reception system that is equipped with a panel computer with a touch panel that makes it easy to change the layout in response to changes in the reception layout, etc. [Means for solving the problem]

[0006] The terminal for an unmanned reception system according to the present disclosure includes a base having a flat surface on the bottom and an engagement portion on the bottom, and a storage section and a camera window that are erected from the rear of the base toward the rear and have an opening on the front. The rear surface has one side of the separation mechanism. The panel computer includes a stand, a panel computer main body having a touch panel whose front surface is exposed and stored in a storage section of the stand, and a camera with a motion sensor function that takes pictures through a camera window of the stand. When the engaged portion of the base is used as a free-standing floor type having a support pillar to be assembled with the panel computer, the supporting surface of the support pillar is joined to the bottom surface of the base to easily engage with the engaging portion of the support pillar for attachment and detachment, and when one of the separation mechanisms of the standing body is used as a tabletop type having a mounting body to be assembled with the panel computer, the inclined surface of the mounting body comes into contact with the back surface of the standing body, and together with the other separation mechanism of the mounting body, the panel computer and the mounting body can be easily attached and detached. Effect of the Invention

[0007] According to the present disclosure, it is possible to easily change the layout of a terminal for an unmanned reception system in response to changes in the reception layout, etc. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0008] [Figure 1] 1 is a front perspective view showing a terminal for an unmanned reception system according to a first embodiment. FIG. [Diagram 2] 1 is a rear perspective view showing a terminal for an unmanned reception system according to a first embodiment. FIG. [Diagram 3] 1 is a front view showing a terminal for an unmanned reception system according to a first embodiment. [Figure 4] 2 is a rear view showing the terminal for the unmanned reception system according to the first embodiment. FIG. [Diagram 5] 1 is a left side view showing a terminal for an unmanned reception system according to a first embodiment. FIG. [Figure 6] 2 is a right side view showing the terminal for the unmanned reception system according to the first embodiment. FIG. [Figure 7] 1 is a front perspective view showing a panel computer in a terminal for an unmanned reception system according to a first embodiment. FIG. [Figure 8] 2 is a rear perspective view showing a panel computer in the terminal for the unmanned reception system according to the first embodiment. FIG. [Figure 9] 2 is a bottom view showing a panel computer in the terminal for the unmanned reception system according to the first embodiment. FIG. [Figure 10]1 is a front perspective view showing a support pole in a terminal for an unmanned reception system according to a first embodiment. FIG. [Figure 11] 2 is a rear perspective view showing a support pole in the terminal for the unmanned reception system according to the first embodiment. FIG. [Figure 12] 2 is a perspective view showing a base of the terminal for the unmanned reception system according to the first embodiment. FIG. [Figure 13] 1 is a front perspective view showing an attachment body in a terminal for an unmanned reception system according to embodiment 1. FIG. [Figure 14] 1 is a rear perspective view showing an attachment body in a terminal for an unmanned reception system according to embodiment 1. FIG. [Figure 15] 1 is a rear bottom view showing an attachment body in a terminal for an unmanned reception system according to embodiment 1. FIG. [Figure 16] 1 is a front perspective view showing a panel computer in a terminal for an unmanned reception system according to a first embodiment used as a desk-top computer. FIG. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0009] Embodiment 1 The terminal for the unmanned reception system according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 15. FIG. The terminal unit for the unmanned reception system in embodiment 1 is installed on the entrance floor of an office or the like, and when used as a free-standing floor-mounted type installed on the floor of a building, it comprises four parts: a panel computer 10, a support 20, a base 30, and a mounting body 40, and is assembled using these four parts.

[0010] The panel computer 10 is detachably attached to the support 20 by a separation mechanism. That is, the bottom surface of the panel computer 10 and the mounting surface of the support 20 are joined together, and the panel computer 10 can be attached to the support 20 in an easy manner. The support surface of the support pillar is a flat surface located at the upper end and has a horizontal surface. The support 20 is detachably attached to the base 30 by a mounting body 40 using a separation mechanism. The lower part of the support 20 and the surface of the base 30 are fixed to each other by a mounting body 40 so as to be easily attached and detached.

[0011] When the assembly of panel computer 10 and support pole 20 is attached to base 30 by mounting body 40, the vertical center of gravity of the assembly of panel computer 10 and support pole 20 is located within base 30. Therefore, when the assembly of panel computer 10 and support pole 20 is attached to base 30, the terminal for the unmanned reception system can be installed independently on the floor of the building. The mounting body 40 also serves to lower the center of gravity of the assembly of the panel computer 10 and the support column 20, and functions to prevent the terminal for the unmanned reception system from falling over. Therefore, the layout of the terminal for the unmanned reception system according to the first embodiment is flexible.

[0012] The panel computer 10 integrates electrical functions required as a terminal for an unmanned reception system. By attaching the mounting body 40 to the back of the panel computer 10 and placing the bottom of the panel computer 10 in contact with the table surface of the reception desk, the panel computer 10 itself can be used as a desktop terminal for an unmanned reception system.

[0013] The mounting body 40 allows the panel computer 10 to stand on its own and functions to prevent the panel computer 10 from falling over when used as a terminal for an unmanned reception system. Therefore, it can be used as either a freestanding floor type or a tabletop type, and can be installed regardless of the type of reception desk.

[0014] The panel computer 10 comprises a panel computer main body 11 , a camera 12 , a handset 13 , a speaker 14 , a base 15 and a standing body 16 . The panel computer main body 11 includes a touch panel 11a and a CPU (Central Processing Unit) (not shown), and includes the components of a commonly known panel computer. The touch panel 11a is used in portrait orientation.

[0015] The touch panel 11a displays an initial screen (start screen), a screen based on the visitor's operation, and the like. Screens based on the visitor's operations include, for example, an organization selection screen, a search method selection screen for selecting a search method, a department search screen for touching the department of the person to be called, a department search screen for touching the name of the person to be called, and a call screen.

[0016] A camera with a motion sensor function (hereinafter, abbreviated as camera) 12 captures an image of the area in front of the screen of the touch panel 11a, and when a visitor approaches, it responds by transmitting a visitor signal to the panel computer main body 11 to notify the visitor of the visitor's arrival. When the panel computer main body 11 receives the visit signal from the camera 12, it activates the touch panel 11a and displays an initial screen on the touch panel 11a.

[0017] When the panel computer main body 11 receives a visitor signal from the camera 12, it causes the speaker 14 to issue an initial announcement to the visitor. The visitor selects the person to be visited using the touch panel, and the visitor uses the handset 13 to talk to the selected person. Instead of using the handset 13 for telephone conversation, the touch panel 11a may be used to connect to a LAN, and a call may be made by chat or the like, using a microphone and speaker 14 for telephone conversation. In this case, the handset 13 is not necessary, and the microphone may be built into the base.

[0018] As shown in FIG. 9, the base 15 has a flat surface 15a on the bottom surface, and has a pair of engaged portions 15b, 15c, a pair of screw holes 15d, 15e, and a wiring hole 15g for a power cord (not shown) and a LAN cable (not shown) etc. Each of the pair of engaged portions 15b, 15c is an elongated hole that is long in the front-rear direction. The cables inserted into the power connector, LAN connector, and other connectors provided on the panel computer main body 11 are bundled with cable clips and led out of the panel computer 10 through the wiring hole 15g.

[0019] As shown in FIGS. 1 and 7, the base 15 has a receiver storage section 15f having an opening on the front upper surface of the base 15. In addition, when the configuration is such that the device is connected to a LAN for making calls such as chatting, a handset is not necessary, and the handset storage section 15f is not formed on the front upper surface of the base 15, and the front upper surface of the base 15 is made flat. The base 15 has a speaker 14 disposed therein. The base 15 has, for example, a front panel, a top panel, a bottom panel, and a pair of side panels.

[0020] The standing body 16 is erected rearward from the rear of the base 15 at an angle of 25 degrees with respect to a vertical plane in the left-right direction, and has a storage section 16a having a vertically long opening on the front side, front A camera window 16b is formed at the top. The panel computer main body 11 is stored in the storage section 16a of the upright body 16 with the screen of the touch panel 11a positioned in the opening thereof.

[0021] The panel computer main body 11 is stored in the opening of the storage section 16a of the standing body 16 with the touch panel 11a oriented vertically. The screen of touch panel 11a is tilted backward at an angle of 25 degrees with respect to the vertical plane in the left-right direction, making it easy for visitors to see and touch the screen.

[0022] The standing body 16 has a frame body 16A and a back cover 16B. Frame body 16A has a pair of side frames that are integrally erected rearward from the rear of a pair of side panels of base 15, a lower frame that connects the lower ends of the pair of side frames and extends from the rear end of the front panel of base 15, and an upper frame that connects the upper ends of the pair of side frames (see Figure 7 in particular).

[0023] A camera window 16b is formed in the center of the upper frame of the frame body 16A in the left-right direction. A lens may be built into the camera window 16b. The front panel, top panel, bottom panel and pair of side panels of the frame body 16A and base 15 of the standing body 16 are formed by press working or the like.

[0024] The rear cover 16B is in the shape of a square plate having flanges on both sides. The flanges on both sides of the rear cover 16B are brought into close contact with the pair of side frames of the frame body 16A, respectively, and secured in place by screws 101-104, thereby attaching the rear cover 16B to the frame body 16A.

[0025] The rear cover 16B has a pair of screw holes 16Ba, 16Bb arranged side by side in the vertical direction in the center in the horizontal direction. The pair of screw holes 16Ba, 16Bb are used to attach the mounting body 40 when used as a tabletop terminal for an unmanned reception system.

[0026] The space formed by the frame body 16A and the rear cover 16B forms a storage section 16a in the standing body 16 having a vertically long opening. The area surrounded by the frame body 16A of the standing body 16 forms the opening of the storage section 16a. The lower part of the rear cover 16B also covers the rear surface of the base 15.

[0027] The lower part of one side of the rear cover 16B is opened, and a connector cover 16C that covers this opening is removably attached to the rear cover 16B. By removing the connector cover 16C from the rear cover 16B, the LAN connector, USB connector, power connector, contact output terminal 1, contact output terminal 2, and telephone line connector provided on the panel computer main body 11 are exposed.

[0028] When used as a floor-standing, unmanned reception system terminal, the connector cover 16C is attached to the rear cover 16B. When used as a tabletop terminal for an unmanned reception system, the connector cover 16C is also attached to the rear cover 16B.

[0029] As shown particularly in Figures 10 and 11, the support 20 has a flat surface 20a on the upper surface, and a pair of engaging portions 20b, 20c on the upper surface that engage with a pair of engaged portions 15b, 15c of the base 15 in the panel computer 10, and extends downward and rearward from the flat surface 20a on the upper surface at an angle of less than 25 degrees with respect to the vertical plane in the left-right direction.

[0030] The pair of engaging portions 20b, 20c are claws or hooks that are inserted into the elongated holes of the pair of engaged portions 15b, 15c, respectively. The panel computer 10 is temporarily fixed to the upper surface of the support 20 by a pair of engaging portions 20b, 20c and a pair of engaged portions 15b, 15c, and then the flat surface 15a on the underside of the base 15 of the panel computer 10 is tightly fitted to the flat surface 20a on the upper surface of the support 20 and fixed in place with screws.

[0031] The distance from the bottom to the top of the support pillar 20 is longer than the distance from the bottom to the top of the panel computer 10, and when the panel computer 10 is attached to the support pillar 20, the screen of the touch panel 11a of the panel computer 10 is positioned at a height that is easy for visitors to see. That is, the support 20 supports the panel computer 10 and ensures the height of the panel computer 10 .

[0032] As shown in Figs. 3 and 4, the support pillar 20 has a shape in which the width tapers from the upper end to the lower end. The width of the upper end of the support column 20 is the same as the width of the lower end of the panel computer 10 . That is, the width of the base 15 and the width of the standing body 16 in the panel computer 10 are the same as the width of the upper surface of the support 20.

[0033] As shown in Figs. 10 and 11, the support 20 has a support body 20A, a reinforcing body 20B, and an upper rear cover body 20C. The support body 20A has a front panel 20A1 and a rear panel 20A2. The front panel 20A1 has a front plate portion, both side plate portions and a top plate portion, and is formed by pressing or the like.

[0034] The upper plate portion of the front panel 20A1 has a flat surface 20a on its upper surface, and the upper surface has a pair of engaging portions 20b, 20c that engage with a pair of engaged portions 15b, 15c formed on the bottom surface of the base 15 of the panel computer 10, round holes 20d, 20e that face a pair of screw holes 15d, 15e formed in the bottom surface of the base 15, and a wiring hole 20f that faces a wiring hole 15g formed in the bottom surface of the base 15.

[0035] The upper plate portion of the front panel 20A1 is bent at an interior angle greater than 75 degrees and less than 90 degrees with respect to the surface plate portion. As a result, in the front panel 20A1, the support 20 can be attached to the base 30 so that the flat surface 20a of the upper plate portion is a horizontal plane and the surface of the front plate portion extends downward and rearward from the flat surface 20a of the upper plate portion at an angle of less than 25 degrees with respect to the vertical plane in the left-right direction. Similarly, the flat surface 20a of the upper plate portion is set as a horizontal plane, and the rear surface of the rear panel 20A2 is attached downward and rearward at an angle of less than 25 degrees to the vertical plane in the left-right direction.

[0036] The side plate portions of the front panel 20A1 are formed so as to extend rearward from both side ends of the front plate portion, respectively. Each of the two side plate portions of the front panel 20A1 has corner portions that taper downward from both side ends of the flat surface 20a of the upper plate portion, side portions of the same width from the lower ends of the corners to the lower end of the front panel 20A1, and edges that are bent inwardly from the side ends of the side portions. The rear panel 20A2 covers the rear surface of the front panel 20A1, and is secured at both side ends to the edges of both side plate portions of the front panel 20A1 with screws 105-110.

[0037] The reinforcing member 20B has a pair of side plates 20B1 and 20B2 and a back plate 20B3. Each of the pair of side plates 20B1, 20B2 has a side portion and a front edge portion and a rear edge portion that are bent inwardly at both ends of the side portion. The pair of side panels 20B1, 20B2 are disposed facing each other with their front and rear edges inward, and are attached at their front edges to the center of the rear panel 20A2 by screws.

[0038] The pair of side plates 20B1, 20B2 each have a pair of screw holes 20B1a, 20B1b, 20B2a, 20B2b arranged in parallel in the vertical direction at the lower end thereof. A pair of screw holes 20B1a, 20B1b, 20B2a, and 20B2b in each of the pair of side plates 20B1, 20B2 are used when the support 20 is attached to the base 30 by the mounting body 40.

[0039] The lower end surfaces of the sides of the pair of side plates 20B1, 20B2 each have an interior angle with respect to the front edge that is greater than 90 degrees and less than 115 degrees, and an interior angle with respect to the rear edge that is greater than 75 degrees and less than 90 degrees. When the lower end surfaces of the sides of the pair of side plates 20B1, 20B2 are brought into close contact with the base 30, the upper end is forward of the lower end at an angle of less than 25 degrees relative to the vertical plane in the left-right direction, allowing the support 20 to be easily attached to the base 30.

[0040] The rear plate 20B3 covers the space formed by the pair of side plates 20B1, 20B2 and the rear surface of the rear panel 20A2, and is secured at both side ends to the rear edges of the pair of side plates 20B1, 20B2 with screws 111-116, respectively. The length of the back plate 20B3 is shorter than the length of the pair of side plates 20B1, 20B2, so that the spaces at the lower ends of the pair of side plates 20B1, 20B2 are exposed.

[0041] The space formed by the pair of side plates 20B1, 20B2, the rear plate 20B3, and the rear surface of the rear panel 20A2 is a space through which wiring such as a power cord (not shown) and a LAN cable (not shown) connected to the panel computer main body 11 is inserted.

[0042] A pair of engaged portions 15b, 15c formed on the bottom surface of the base 15 of the panel computer 10, a pair of engaging portions 20b, 20c formed on the upper surface of the upper plate portion of the front panel 20A1 of the support 20, as well as a pair of screw holes 15d, 15e formed on the bottom surface of the base 15 and round holes 20d, 20e formed on the upper surface of the upper plate portion of the front panel 20A1 of the support 20, constitute a separation mechanism between the panel computer 10 and the support 20 using screws. The panel computer 10 is detachably attached to the support 20 by a separation mechanism.

[0043] As shown in FIG. 12, the base 30 is in the form of a plate having a rectangular planar surface. A wiring hole 30a is formed in the rear of the base 30 at the center in the left-right direction, and a plurality of countersunk holes 31a to 31c, 32a to 32c are formed in parallel in the front-rear direction along both sides of the wiring hole 30a.

[0044] When the support 20 is attached to the base 30, the wiring hole 30a faces the lower end surface of the space formed by the pair of side plates 20B1, 20B2, the rear plate 20B3, and the rear surface of the rear panel 20A2. That is, wiring hole 30a communicates with a space formed by the pair of side plates 20B1, 20B2, rear plate 20B3, and the rear surface of rear panel 20A2.

[0045] The wiring hole 30a is used as an underfloor wiring hole when the terminal is installed as a floor-standing unmanned reception system terminal on a floor surface where there is wiring space for LAN cables and the like under the floor. A plurality of countersunk holes 31a to 31c, 32a to 32c formed in the base 30 along both sides of the wiring hole 30a are used when the support 20 is attached to the base 30 by the attachment body 40.

[0046] The mounting body 40 is attached to the lower part of the support column 20 and the base 30 or to the back surface of the standing body 16 of the panel computer 10 . When used as a terminal for a floor-standing, unmanned reception system, the mounting body 40 functions as a fixing device for fixing the lower part of the support column 20 to the base 30, and also serves to lower the center of gravity of the assembly of the panel computer 10 and the support column 20. When used as a tabletop terminal for an unmanned reception system, the mounting body 40 functions as a back stand for the panel computer 10.

[0047] As shown in FIGS. 13 to 15, the mounting body 40 has a pair of side portions 41, 42, a slope portion 43, a pair of bottom portions 44, 45, and a pair of edge portions 46, 47. The mounting body 40 is formed by pressing or the like. Each of the pair of side portions 41, 42 has a trapezoidal shape with the length of the upper side being shorter than the length of the lower side. The length of the upper side of each of the pair of side surface portions 41, 42 is the same as the width of the pair of side plates 20B1, B2 of the reinforcing member 20B in the support 20.

[0048] In each of the pair of side portions 41, 42, the interior angle between one of the hypotenuse sides and the lower side is greater than 90 degrees and less than 115 degrees. In each of the pair of side portions 41, 42, the interior angle between one of the hypotenuses and the lower side is the same as the interior angle between the front edge portion and the lower end surface of the side portion in each of the pair of side plates 20B1, 20B2 of the reinforcing body 20B.

[0049] In each of the pair of side surface portions 41, 42, the interior angle between the other oblique side and the lower side is 65 degrees (90 degrees - 25 degrees). In each of the pair of side portions 41, 42, the interior angle between the other hypotenuse and the lower side corresponds to the angle of 25 degrees at which the standing body 16 in the panel computer 10 is erected backward from the rear of the base 15 in the left-right vertical plane, which is the same as the angle of 65 degrees between the back of the rear cover 16B of the standing body 16 and the horizontal plane.

[0050] The side surface portion 41 has a pair of circular holes 41a, 41b arranged side by side in the vertical direction along one of the inclined surfaces. The pair of round holes 41a, 41b face a pair of screw holes 20B1a, 20B1b formed in the side plate 20B1 of the reinforcing member 20B of the support 20.

[0051] The side surface portion 42 has a pair of circular holes 42a, 42b arranged side by side in the vertical direction along one of the inclined surfaces. The pair of circular holes 42a, 42b face a pair of screw holes 20B2a, 20B2b formed in the side plate 20B2 of the reinforcing member 20B of the support 20.

[0052] The inclined surface portion 43 is located between one of the oblique sides of each of the pair of side surface portions 41, . The inclined surface portion 43 has a rectangular shape. The interior angles between the inclined surface portion 43 and each of the pair of side surface portions 41, 42 are 90 degrees. The long side of the inclined portion 43 corresponds to the hypotenuse of the pair of side portions 41, 42, and the length of the short side of the inclined portion 43 is the distance between the outer surfaces of the pair of side plates 20B1, B2 of the reinforcement body 20B in the support 20.

[0053] The inclined surface portion 43 has a pair of round holes 43a, 43b arranged side by side in the vertical direction at the center in the horizontal direction. The pair of round holes 43a, 43b face a pair of screw holes 16Ba, 16Bb formed in the back cover 16B of the upright body 16 of the panel computer 10 when used as a tabletop terminal for an unmanned reception system.

[0054] The pair of bottom surface portions 44, 45 are formed by bending inwardly at 90 degrees from the lower sides of the pair of side surface portions 41, 42, respectively. The bottom surface portion 44 has a plurality of screw holes 44a, 44b, 44c arranged in parallel in the front-rear direction. The multiple screw holes 44 a , 44 b , 44 c face the multiple countersunk holes 31 a , 31 b , 31 c formed in the base 30 .

[0055] The bottom surface portion 45 has a plurality of screw holes 45a, 45b, 45c arranged in parallel in the front-rear direction. The plurality of screw holes 45 a , 45 b , 45 c face the plurality of counterbored holes 32 a , 32 b , 32 c formed in the base 30 . The pair of edges 46, 47 are formed by bending inwardly at 90 degrees from the other oblique side of the pair of side portions 41, 42, respectively.

[0056] When the panel computer 10 is used as a terminal for an unmanned reception system that is freestanding on the floor, the assembly of the panel computer 10 and the support 20 is fixed to the base 30 using the mounting body 40 as follows. First, the mounting body 40 is attached to the support 20. In other words, the upper ends of a pair of edge portions 46, 47 of the mounting body 40 and the upper end of the inclined portion 43 clamp a pair of side plates 20B1, B2 of the reinforcing body 20B of the support 20, and the inner surfaces of a pair of side portions 41, 42 of the mounting body 40 are tightly attached to the outer surfaces of the pair of side plates 20B1, B2.

[0057] A pair of round holes 41a, 41b formed in the side surface portion 41 of the mounting body 40 and a pair of screw holes 20B1a, 20B1b formed in the side plate 20B1 of the reinforcing body 20B of the support 20 are aligned. At this time, the bottom surfaces of the pair of bottom portions 44, 45 of the mounting body 40 and the lower surfaces of the pair of side plates 20B1, B2 of the reinforcing body 20B of the support 20 are aligned.

[0058] A pair of round holes 42a, 42b formed in the side surface portion 42 of the mounting body 40 and a pair of screw holes 20B2a, 20B2b formed in the side plate 20B2 of the reinforcing body 20B of the support 20 are aligned. The mounting body 40 is attached to the support 20 by screwing it into the pair of screw holes 20B1a, 20B1b respectively through the pair of round holes 41a, 41b, and by screwing it into the pair of screw holes 20B2a, 20B2b respectively through the pair of round holes 42a, 42b.

[0059] A pair of screw holes 20B1a, 20B1b in the support 20 and a pair of round holes 41a, 41b in the mounting body 40, as well as a pair of screw holes 20B2a, 20B2b in the support 20 and a pair of round holes 42a, 42b in the mounting body 40, form a separation mechanism between the support 20 and the mounting body 40 using screws. The mounting body 40 is detachably attached to the support 20 by a separation mechanism.

[0060] Next, the assembly of the panel computer 10 with the mounting body 40 attached and the support pole 20 is fixed to a base. That is, a plurality of screw holes 44a, 44b, 44c formed in a bottom surface portion 44 of the mounting body 40 and a plurality of countersunk holes 31a, 31b, 31c formed in the base 30 are aligned. The multiple screw holes 45 a , 45 b , and 45 c formed in the bottom surface portion 45 of the mounting body 40 and the multiple countersunk holes 32 a , 32 b , and 32 c formed in the base 30 are aligned.

[0061] At this time, the bottom surfaces of the pair of bottom portions 44 , 45 of the mounting body 40 and the lower surfaces of the pair of side plates 20 B 1 , B 2 of the reinforcing body 20 B of the support 20 are brought into close contact with the surface of the base 30 . Additionally, wiring hole 30a formed in base 30 communicates with a space formed by the pair of side plates 20B1, 20B2, rear plate 20B3, and the rear surface of rear panel 20A2.

[0062] The assembly of the panel computer 10 with the mounting body 40 attached and the support 20 is fixed to the base 30 by screwing into the multiple screw holes 44a, 44b, 44c respectively through the multiple countersunk holes 31a, 31b, 31c respectively, and by screwing into the multiple screw holes 45a, 45b, 45c respectively through the multiple countersunk holes 32a, 32b, 32c respectively.

[0063] The pair of screw holes 20B1a, 20B1b in the support 20 and the pair of round holes 41a, 41b in the mounting body 40, the pair of screw holes 20B2a, 20B2b in the support 20 and the pair of round holes 42a, 42b in the mounting body 40, the multiple screw holes 44a, 44b, 44c in the mounting body 40 and the multiple countersunk holes 31a, 31b, 31c in the base 30, the multiple screw holes 45a, 45b, 45c in the mounting body 40 and the multiple countersunk holes 32a, 32b, 32c in the base 30, and the mounting body 40 form a separation mechanism between the assembly of the panel computer 10 and the support 20 and the base 30 using screws. The support 20 is detachably attached to the base 30 by a separation mechanism.

[0064] Since the inclination of the support 20 relative to the surface of the base 30, i.e., the inclination of the surface of the front plate portion of the front panel 20A1 of the support body 20A in the support 20 and the inclination of a pair of side plates 20B1, 20B2 of the reinforcement body 20B in the support 20 relative to the surface of the base 30, and the inclination of a pair of edges 46, 47 of the mounting body 40 relative to the surface of the base 30 are the same, the assembly of the panel computer 10 and the support 20 can be firmly fixed to the base 30.

[0065] When used as a terminal for a floor-standing unmanned reception system, the panel computer 10 is attached to the support 20 with the touch panel 11a of the panel computer 10 vertical, and the assembly of the panel computer 10 and the support 20 is attached to the base 30 by the mounting body 40. In this state, the assembly of the panel computer 10 and the support 20 has a width equal to that of the bottom end of the panel computer 10 and the top end of the support 20, and the panel computer 10 and the support 20 are bent backwards from the joint surface between the bottom end of the panel computer 10 and the top end of the support 20.

[0066] Furthermore, when projected from above, the entire assembly of the panel computer 10 and the support 20 falls within the area of ​​the base 30. As a result, the center of gravity of the assembly of the panel computer 10 and the support column 20 is within a horizontal plane area parallel to a vertical plane in the front-rear direction including a center line in the left-right direction and a surface projected onto the surface of the base 30 .

[0067] Moreover, the mounting body 40 lowers the center of gravity of the assembly of the panel computer 10 and the support column 20 . Therefore, the terminal is stable as a floor-standing, unmanned reception system terminal, is resistant to forces acting in all directions, and is unlikely to tip over.

[0068] On the other hand, when used as a tabletop terminal for an unmanned reception system, the attachment body 40 is attached to the panel computer 10 as shown in FIG. That is, a pair of round holes 43a, 43b formed in the inclined surface portion 43 of the mounting body 40 is aligned with a pair of screw holes 16Ba, 16Bb formed in the back cover 16B of the standing body 16 of the panel computer 10.

[0069] The mounting body 40 is attached to the panel computer 10 by fastening the mounting body 40 to the pair of screw holes 16Ba, 16Bb via the pair of round holes 43a, 43b, respectively. At this time, the flat bottom surface 15a of the base 15 of the panel computer 10 and the bottom surfaces of the pair of bottom portions 44, 45 of the mounting body 40 are positioned on the same plane.

[0070] A pair of screw holes 16Ba, 16Bb in the panel computer 10 and a pair of round holes 43a, 43b in the mounting body 40 and To the screw twist This constitutes a separation mechanism between the panel computer 10 and the mounting body 40. The mounting body 40 is detachably attached to the panel computer 10 by a separation mechanism.

[0071] When the panel computer 10 with the mounting body 40 attached is placed in contact with the table surface of the reception desk, the inclination of the panel computer 10 relative to the table surface of the reception desk, that is, the inclination of the back of the rear cover 16B of the standing body 16 in the panel computer 10 relative to the table surface of the reception desk, and the inclination of the sloped portion 43 of the mounting body 40 relative to the table surface of the reception desk are the same, so that the mounting body 40 functions as a rear stand for the panel computer 10, and even when the panel computer 10 is placed on the table of the reception desk, it is stable as a desktop terminal for an unmanned reception system, is resistant to forces applied in the front, back, left and right directions, and is not likely to tip over.

[0072] As described above, the panel computer 10 is removably attached to the support 20 by a separation mechanism, the support 20 is removably attached to the base 30 by a separation mechanism, the mounting body 40 is removably attached to the support 20 by a separation mechanism, and the mounting body 40 is removably attached to the panel computer 10 by a separation mechanism.

[0073] Therefore, the panel computer 10, the support 20, the base 30 and the mounting body 40 can be configured as a terminal set for an unmanned reception system. In this way, the panel computer 10, the support 20, the base 30, and the mounting body 40 can be handled individually as four parts, making packaging and handling easy.

[0074] The terminal device for an unmanned reception system in embodiment 1 comprises a panel computer 10, which comprises a panel computer main body 11 having a touch panel 11a, a camera 12 with a human sensor function, a base 15, and a standing body 16, the base 15 having a flat surface 15a on its bottom surface and having engaged portions 15b, 15c on its bottom surface, the standing body 16 standing rearward from the rear of the base 15, and having a storage section 16a on the front surface having an opening for storing the panel computer main body 11 and a camera window 16b for the camera 12 with a human sensor function, so that the panel computer 10 can be used as a floor-standing type terminal device for an unmanned reception system or a table-top type terminal device for an unmanned reception system.

[0075] Furthermore, the terminal unit for an unmanned reception system in embodiment 1 is provided with a mounting body 40 having a sloped portion 43 that is set up at the same acute angle as the acute angle between the back surface of the standing body 16 in the panel computer 10 and the bottom surface of the base 15, so that the mounting body 40 can be attached to the panel computer 10 by contacting the sloped portion 43 in the mounting body 40 with the back surface of the standing body 16, and the mounting body 40 functions as a back stand, so that the terminal unit for an unmanned reception system can be used as a tabletop type terminal unit for an unmanned reception system that is unlikely to tip over even when placed on the table of the reception desk.

[0076] Furthermore, the terminal unit for an unmanned reception system in embodiment 1 has an upper surface with a flat surface 20a, and engaging portions 20b, 20c that engage with engaging portions 15b, 15c of base 15 of panel computer 10. The terminal unit is equipped with a pillar 20 extending downward and rearward from the flat surface 20a on the upper surface, a plate-shaped base 30, and a mounting body 40 that secures the lower portion of pillar 20 to base 30. This allows the panel computer 10 and pillar 20 to be assembled, and the assembly of panel computer 10 and pillar 20 to be secured to base 30 by mounting body 40, and the terminal unit can be used as a floor-standing type unmanned reception system that is unlikely to tip over.

[0077] Furthermore, the panel computer 10, the support 20, the base 30 and the mounting body 40 are each designed to be detachably attached by a separation mechanism, so that the panel computer 10, the support 20, the base 30 and the mounting body 40 can be handled individually as four parts, making them easy to pack and handle.

[0078] Any of the components of the embodiments may be modified or omitted. [Industrial Applicability]

[0079] The terminal device for an unmanned reception system equipped with a panel computer having a touch panel according to the present disclosure can be applied to a floor-standing type terminal device for an unmanned reception system that is installed independently on the floor at the reception desk of a general building or a company, etc., or a tabletop type terminal device for an unmanned reception system that is installed on a table such as a reception desk. [Explanation of symbols]

[0080] 10 panel computer, 11 panel computer main body, 11a touch panel, 12 camera, 13 handset, 14 speaker, 15 base, 15a flat surface, 15b, 15c engaged parts, 15f handset storage part, 16 erection body, 16a storage part, 20 support, 20b, 20c engaging parts, 30 base, 40 mounting body.

Claims

1. a base having a flat surface on a bottom surface and an engaged portion on the bottom surface; an erected body standing rearward from a rear portion of the base, having a storage section with an opening on a front surface and a camera window formed therein, and having one side of a separation mechanism on a rear surface; a panel computer main body having a touch panel stored with its front surface exposed in the storage section of the erected body; and a camera with a human sensor function that takes pictures through the camera window of the erected body; A panel computer comprising: the engaged portion of the base is adapted to be easily engaged with the engaging portion of the support column when the panel computer is used as a floor-standing type having a support column to be assembled with the panel computer, and a mounting surface of the support column is joined to a bottom surface of the base so as to be easily engaged with the engaging portion of the support column; When the panel computer is used as a desktop type having a mounting body to be assembled with the panel computer, one of the separation mechanisms of the upright body makes it easy to attach and detach the panel computer and the mounting body by contacting a rear surface of the upright body with the other separation mechanism of the mounting body. Terminal for unmanned reception system.

2. A base having a flat surface on its bottom surface and an engaging portion on said bottom surface, an erected body erected backward from the rear of the base and having a storage section with an opening on the front surface and a camera window formed therein, and having one side of a separation mechanism on its back surface, a panel computer main body having a touch panel stored with its front surface exposed in the storage section of the erected body, and a camera with a human sensor function which takes pictures through the camera window of the erected body; A panel computer comprising: a mounting body having an inclined surface erected at the same acute angle as the acute angle formed between the rear surface of the erected body and the bottom surface of the base, the mounting body having the other of the separation mechanism on the inclined surface; a rear surface of the standing body contacts the inclined surface of the mounting body, and the mounting body is detachably attached to the panel computer by one side of a separation mechanism of the standing body and the other side of the mounting body, so that the panel computer is made to stand on its own; A desktop terminal for unmanned reception systems.

3. A base having a flat surface on its bottom surface and an engaging portion on said bottom surface, an erected body erected backward from the rear of the base and having a storage section with an opening on the front surface and a camera window formed therein, and having one side of a separation mechanism on its back surface, a panel computer main body having a touch panel stored with its front surface exposed in the storage section of the erected body, and a camera with a motion sensor function which takes pictures through the camera window of the erected body; A panel computer comprising: a support pillar having a flat upper surface, an engagement portion on the upper surface that engages with the engagement portion of the base of the panel computer, and extending downward and rearward from the flat upper surface; A plate-shaped base and a mounting body that fixes a lower portion of the support column and the base and lowers a center of gravity of an assembly of the panel computer and the support column; Equipped with A floor-standing, unmanned reception system terminal.

4. The opening of the storage section in the upright body of the panel computer is vertically long, The touch panel of the panel computer body of the panel computer is stored vertically in the opening of the storage section of the upright body, 4. The terminal for an unmanned reception system according to claim 3, wherein the width of the base of the panel computer and the width of the upright body are the same as the width of the upper surface of the support column.

5. A handset storage section having an opening on the front upper surface of the base, A handset is provided which is stored in the storage section of the base. The terminal for an unmanned reception system according to any one of claims 1 to 4.

6. a panel computer including: a base having a flat surface on a bottom surface and an engaged portion on the bottom surface; an erected body erected backward from a rear portion of the base and having a storage section with an opening on a front surface and a camera window; a panel computer main body having a touch panel stored in the storage section of the erected body with its front surface exposed; and a camera with a human sensor function that takes pictures through the camera window of the erected body; a support pillar having a flat upper surface, an engagement portion on the upper surface that engages with the engagement portion of the base of the panel computer, and extending downward and rearward from the flat upper surface; A plate-shaped base and a mounting body that fixes a lower part of the support column and the base or that is attached to a rear surface of the upright body of the panel computer; Equipped with It is used as a floor-standing type assembled from four parts, the panel computer, the support, the base and the mounting body, and it is used as a tabletop type assembled from two parts, the panel computer and the mounting body. Terminal set for unmanned reception system.

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