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Garden & Lawn Equipment

Cultivate sales with Haptic Zones. Guide customers to the perfect plants and equipment with seasonal recommendation zones and interactive care guides. Use durable, outdoor-ready interfaces to enhance the garden center experience rain or shine.

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Supported Patent Claims (No. 10,225,471)

Claim 1: The Foundational Architecture

"plurality of interconnected grids is configured to at least function as a single haptic zone or a multiple individual haptic zones; a touch controller, said touch controller comprising a touch controller interface that is configured to identify, at least one of, a haptic contact engagement, a haptic contact signal, and a haptic contact gesture detected on said single haptic zone or at least one of said multiple individual haptic zones"

Applications

Universal implementation across all interactive touch surfaces: Smartphones, Tablets, Automotive Dashboards, Medical Devices, and IoT Smart Screens.

Observed Behaviors
This is the foundational 'root' claim. If your device captures images/video and uses a touch screen with any form of zone-based interaction (grids, buttons, toggles), it fundamentally relies on this architecture. It is the inescapable baseline for modern interactive displays.

Claim 12: Sensor Configuration

"The system of claim 1, further comprising: a gyroscope device, an accelerometer device... and a gesture sensor."

Applications

Outdoor Kiosks, Plant Finders.

Observed Behaviors
Your outdoor kiosks often use light/proximity sensors to adjust display brightness or wake on approach. This sensor integration with touch is covered by Claim 12.
Spec. Configured As:
Touch Screen Kiosk Display Screen
Digital Indoor/Outdoor LED Display Screen

Claim 16: System for Toggling Haptic Zones

"A system comprising: means for processing a visual media capture or recording; means for capturing or recording said visual media in conjunction with said means for processing; means for presenting said captured or recorded visual media from said means for capturing; means for forming alternatively, at least a single haptic zone and a multiple individual haptic zones on said means for presenting; means for identifying, at least one of, a haptic contact engagement, a haptic contact signal, and a haptic contact gesture detected on said single haptic zone and at least one of said multiple individual haptic zones; means for alternately recording said visual media as a photographic image or as a video image based upon the number of times or the process with which at least one of said haptic contact engagement, signal and gesture is detected on said single haptic zone or at least one of said multiple individual haptic zones; and means for toggling between said single haptic zone and multiple individual haptic zones, wherein said single haptic zone is further configured to toggle into said multiple individual haptic zones once said photographic image capture or video image recording is activated."

Applications

Camera shutter vs. video record (tap vs. hold), Mode switching UI, and Dynamic control surfaces.

Observed Behaviors
Your UI uses a single on-screen zone that toggles between functions (e.g., photo vs. video) based on contact pattern, exposing additional sub-controls. Claim 16 describes this pattern: single haptic zone → multiple sub-zones. This is foundational to your UX.

Claim 17: Interconnected Grid Interaction

"A system comprising: a processor; a digital image sensor configured to capture a visual media; a screen display configured to present said captured visual media, comprising at least a plurality of interconnected grids configured to at least function as a single haptic zone and, alternatively, a multiple individual haptic zones; a touch controller interface configured to identify a haptic contact engagement, signal, or gesture detected on said single haptic zone or at least one of said multiple individual haptic zones; and a visual media capture controller configured to at least alternately capture said visual media as a photographic image or record said visual media as a video image based upon an identified number of times or a process with which said haptic contact is detected, wherein said single haptic zone is configured to toggle into said multiple individual haptic zones based on said activation of said photographic image capture or video image recording."

Applications

Grid-based touch layouts, Dynamic snapping/selection tools, and Reconfigurable control grids.

Observed Behaviors
Your devices treat the screen as an interconnected grid of touch cells that can act as one large zone or multiple smaller zones depending on interaction. Claim 17 explicitly covers this plurality of interconnected grids functioning as dynamic haptic zones.

For marketing convenience only. This summary does not limit the scope of any patent claims, which are defined solely by the issued patents and their official prosecution history.

Key Features & Capabilities

High-brightness outdoor displays
Water-resistant touch
Seasonal UI themes

Technical Specifications

IP65 rated hardware support.

• Patent No. 10,225,471• Full Implementation Freedom• API V3 Ready

Proven Use Cases

Plant hardiness zone mapsEquipment comparison gridsSeasonal calendar zonesLandscape design tools

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Benefits

Nursery network data.

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