KR102610142B1 - Food management system for PC internet cafe - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an Internet cafe food management system using a tablet, where a computer and keyboard are placed and a plurality of partitions (11) (11') (11") are installed to partition independent spaces. 1, 2, 3 computer desks (10) (10') (10"); The first, second, and third tablets (20) (20') (20) are installed on each of the first, second, and third computer desks (10) (10') (10"), and are equipped with a food ordering program. ")class; a management server (30) that is connected online to the computer, manages usage time, and displays order information when ordering food from the first, second, and third tablets (20) (20') (20"); It is characterized by including.

Description

Internet cafe food management system using tablet {Food management system for PC internet cafe}

The present invention relates to an internet cafe food management system, and more specifically, to double the user's satisfaction by ordering and paying for food using a tablet at one's computer desk and providing a space to comfortably consume food. This is about an internet cafe food management system using a tablet.

In general, in internet cafes, in order to attract many users to the permitted space, long desks measuring several meters are arranged in a row, and partitions are installed to separate the long desks into independent spaces, creating independent computer desks between the partitions. Divide as much as possible. A computer and keyboard are installed on each computer desk, and users sit in front of their computer desks partitioned by a partition and play the games they want or watch movies.

Typically, Internet cafes are operated on a part-time basis. Accordingly, when meal times overlap during the contracted time, users usually order and consume food served at the Internet cafe instead of going out to eat.

To order food, the user stops playing the game on his computer, opens the food ordering program on the screen, orders the food he wants through the food ordering program, closes the food ordering program, and plays the game again.

However, in order to order food, the game currently in progress was stopped, and the game was paused in the process of opening and closing the food ordering program.

Afterwards, the manager cooks the food confirmed through the server, delivers the cooked food to the person ordering the food, and then makes the payment on the spot. At this time, if the payment method is a card, the manager pays with a mobile terminal, and if the payment method is Samsung Pay or Apple Pay, the user goes to the counter and pays with his or her smartphone. Because this series of processes lasted for several minutes, the user had to stop playing the game during this process and face an uncomfortable situation.

Also, because the computer desk was very small, it was not easy to eat or use the computer when ordering multiple dishes, and it was difficult to concentrate on the game because the leftover dishes were distracting.

The present invention was created to solve the above problems, and provides a tablet that can simplify a complex series of ordering and payment processes by ordering and paying for food using a tablet installed on one's computer desk. The purpose is to provide a food management system for Internet cafes.

Another object of the present invention is to provide an Internet cafe food management system using a tablet that provides space utilization by removing empty containers left over from food from the surface of the computer desk so that the user can focus on using the computer.

In order to achieve the above object, the internet cafe food management system using a tablet according to the present invention includes first, second, and third partitions 11 (11') for dividing an independent space where a computer and keyboard are placed. A plurality of first, second and third computer desks (10) (10') (10") installed with 11"); The first, second, and third tablets (20) (20') (20) are installed on each of the first, second, and third computer desks (10) (10') (10"), and are equipped with a food ordering program. "); and a management server 30 that is connected online to the computer, manages usage time, and displays order information when ordering food from the first, second, and third tablets 20, 20', and 20". It is characterized by including ;.

In the present invention, the first, second, and third tablets 20, 20', and 20" have a home screen 21 on which a plurality of menu buttons 21a related to various foods served in an Internet cafe are displayed. and; a food information area (22a) that displays food information related to the selected menu in images and text when touching a specific menu button (21a) on the home screen (21), and a menu confirmation button for confirming the menu. (22b) and a menu information screen (22) that displays a home screen return button (22c) for returning to the home screen (21); when the menu confirmation button (22b) is touched, the ordered amount is transferred to the card and smartphone. A payment information screen (23) on which related information is displayed so that payment can be made through; and a payment information screen (23) that is always displayed at the bottom of the home screen (21), menu information screen (22), and payment information screen (23) to call the administrator. Call buttons (24) are displayed sequentially.

In the present invention, the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11") are supported on each of the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11") and are overlapped with the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11"). It further includes first, second, and third partition main supports (50) (50') (50") for temporarily holding food-related containers by holding or unfolding them.

In the present invention, the first, second, and third partition main support portions 50, 50', and 50" are inserted into each of the first, second, and third partitions 11, 11', and 11". A main base plate (51) with a hook (51a) formed on the upper side so that it can be mounted on the main base plate (51), a pair of hinge axes (52) (52') formed spaced apart on both sides of the lower end of the main base plate (51), A horizontal holder 53 formed at the bottom of the main base plate 51 between the pair of hinge axes 52 and 52' and bent and extended in the forward horizontal direction, and the pair of hinge axes 52 and 52 ') and includes a rotation table 54 that is hinged between the main base plates 51 and is stacked on the main base plate 51 or mounted in the horizontal direction on the horizontal holder 53.

In the present invention, the rotating table 54 is installed on the top of the main base plate 51 and is selectively hung on the rear edge of the bent edge 55 when the rotation table 54 is overlapped with the main base plate 51. It further includes an elastic fixing clip (56).

In the present invention, the first, second, and third tablets (20, 20') (20") are installed on each of the first, second, and third computer desks (10) (10') (10"). It further includes a first, second, and third payment terminal (40) (40') (40") for paying for the food ordered in.

In the present invention, the first, second, and third tablets and the first, second, and third payment terminals (40) are supported on the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11"), respectively. It further includes first, second, and third partition sub-support portions 60, 60', and 60" to support 40')(40").

In the present invention, the first, second, and third partition sub-supports 60, 60', and 60" are respectively attached to the first, second, and third partitions 11, 11', and 11". A sub-base plate 61 with a hook 61a formed on the upper side so that it can be held by inserting, and attached to the front lower side of the sub-base plate 61, the lower and lower sides of the first, second, and third tablets. A first pocket supporter 62 with first lower pocket wings 62a and first upper pocket wings 62b formed so that the upper ends can be respectively mounted, and an upper sub-base plate 61 of the first pocket supporter 62 ) A second pocket supporter (63) attached to the front and formed with a second lower pocket wing (63a) and a second upper pocket wing (63b) so that the lower and upper ends of the first, second, and third payment terminals can be mounted, respectively. Includes.

According to the present invention, by using a tablet installed on one's computer desk to order food, one stops playing a game on one's computer, opens a food ordering program on the screen, orders the food one wants through the food ordering program, and then eats the food. It can simplify a series of complex ordering processes, such as closing the ordering program.

Additionally, by using the payment terminal installed on one's computer desk to pay for the ordered food, one can omit the cumbersome process of paying through the manager.

Also, by removing containers such as dishes left after food or cups left after drinks from the computer desk, the upper space of the computer desk can be prevented from becoming cluttered, allowing you to focus on computer use such as playing online games or watching movies.

1 is a diagram illustrating the schematic configuration of an internet cafe food management system using a tablet according to the present invention;
Figure 2 is a perspective view showing the computer desk of Figure 1 extracted as a unit;
Figure 3 is a diagram for explaining the home screen configuration of tablets 1, 2, and 3 on which partitions 1, 2, and 3 of Figure 1 are installed;
Figures 4 and 5 are diagrams for explaining the food and payment process of the first, second and third tablets of Figure 3;
Figure 6 is a perspective view showing excerpts of the first, second and third partition main supports for temporarily holding food containers as installed in the first, second and third partitions of Figure 1;
Figure 7 is a view for explaining that the rotation table of Figure 6 is unfolded in the horizontal direction with respect to the base plate;
Figure 8 is an excerpt showing the first, second, and third partition sub-supports installed in the first, second, and third partitions of Figure 1 to support the first, second, and third tablets and the first, second, and third payment terminals. A perspective view,
Figure 9 is a cross-sectional view taken along line IX-IX of Figure 8;
Figure 10 is a view for explaining that the partition sub-support part of Figure 8 has become one body with the partition main support part;

Hereinafter, the internet cafe food management system using a tablet according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings.

Hereinafter, the term “above” or “above” may include not only what is directly above in contact but also what is above without contact. Terms such as first, second, etc. may be used to describe various components, but the components should not be limited by the terms. Terms are used only to distinguish one component from another. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. Additionally, when a part "includes" a certain component, this means that it may further include other components rather than excluding other components, unless specifically stated to the contrary. Additionally, terms such as "...unit" and "module" used in the specification refer to a unit that processes at least one function or operation.

Figure 1 is a diagram for explaining the schematic configuration of an Internet cafe food management system using a tablet according to the present invention, and Figure 2 is a perspective view showing the computer desk of Figure 1 extracted as a unit.

As shown, the internet cafe food management system using a tablet according to the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1, has first, second, and third partitions 11 (11) for placing a computer and a keyboard and dividing an independent space. A plurality of first, second and third computer desks (10) (10') (10") on which 11') (11") are installed; Installed on each of the first, second, and third computer desks (10) (10') (10"), the first, second, and third tablets (20) (20') (20") are equipped with a food ordering program. )class; A management server 30 that is connected online to a computer, manages usage time, and displays order information when ordering food from the first, second, and third tablets 20, 20', and 20"; It is installed on each of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd computer desks (10) (10') (10") and pays for the food ordered on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd tablets (20) (20') (20"). , 2, 3 It is characterized by including a payment terminal (40) (40') (40");

Depending on the area of the Internet cafe, computer desks can be arranged from dozens to hundreds, and can be implemented in an independent form with a certain width, or in a long form that can reach several meters.

In this embodiment, the computer desks partitioned by the first, second, and third partitions 11, 11', and 11" are defined as one unit of computer desk, and for easy explanation, 3 units of computer desk. The reference codes “1st, 2nd, and 3rd” are given to the computer desks 1st, 2nd, and 3rd.

In this way, the tablets placed on each of the first, second, and third computer desks 10, 10', and 10" are also assigned the designation "1, 2, and 3," so that they are referred to as the first, second, and third tablets. It is defined and explained as (20)(20')(20"), and the payment terminals and tablets placed on each of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd computer desks (10)(10')(10") also have "1st, 2nd". , 3" is given as a designation and is defined as the first, second, and third payment terminals (40) (40') (40"). In addition, the reference symbols "1st, 2, and 3" are given to the partition main support part and the partition sub support part to be described later, so that the first, second, and third partition main support parts 50 (50') (50") and the first, second partition , 3 It is defined and explained as partition sub-support (60) (60') (60").

Computers and keyboards are placed on the upper surfaces of the first, second, and third computer desks (10) (10') (10"), and each side has a number of partitions and desks to independently separate space from others. In the embodiment, the first, second, and third partitions 11, 11', and 11" are installed.

The first, second, and third partitions 11, 11', and 11" are usually made of transparent glass and are fixed to the computer desk in various ways.

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, the first, second, and third tablets 20, 20', and 20" have the first, second, and third partitions 11, 11', and 11", respectively. It is installed in and is used for the user to order food at his or her computer desk. For this purpose, it has a touch screen that can be touched and scrolled with a finger. These first, second, and third tablets (20) (20') (20") are installed in the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11") so that they do not occupy space on the upper surface of the computer desk. This can prevent the computer desk from becoming narrow.

The management server 30 is connected online by wire or wirelessly to the computers placed on the first, second, and third computer desks 10, 10', and 10", respectively, and manages usage time, for example, the user When ordering food through the first tablet 20, information indicating that the food was ordered from the first computer desk 10 is displayed.

The first, second, and third payment terminals (40) (40') (40") are installed in each of the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11"), and are installed at the user's computer desk. When ordering food through the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd tablets (20) (20') (20"), you can pay for the ordered food at your seat. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd payment terminals (40) (40')(40") can be paid through Samsung Pay or Apple Pay, and a slot groove for inserting a card is formed to allow card payment. Since the first, second, and third payment terminals 40, 40', and 40" are commonly used, further detailed descriptions will be omitted.

Figure 3 is a diagram for explaining the home screen configuration of the tablet on which the partition of Figure 1 is installed, and Figures 4 and 5 are diagrams for explaining the food ordering process of the tablet of Figure 3.

Tablets 1, 2, and 3 (20)(20')(20") allow users to order and pay for the food they want without using a computer at their computer desk. Tablets 1, 2, and 3 (20) (20') (20") includes a home screen (21) on which a number of menu buttons (21a) related to various foods served in Internet cafes are displayed; A food information area (22a) that displays food information related to the selected menu in images and text when touching a specific menu button (21a) on the home screen (21), and a menu confirmation button (22b) to confirm the menu. , a menu information screen 22 that displays a home screen return button 22c for returning to the home screen 21; a payment information screen 23 on which relevant information is displayed so that the ordered amount can be paid by card, smartphone, transfer, etc. when the menu confirmation button 22b is touched; A call button 24 is always displayed at the bottom of the home screen 21, the menu information screen 22, and the payment information screen 23 to call the administrator, and is sequentially displayed.

With these first, second, and third tablets 20, 20', and 20", when a computer user wants to order food, as shown in FIG. 3, various foods displayed on the home screen 21 can be selected. Touch one of the related menu buttons. Then, the home screen 21 changes to the menu information screen 22, and as shown in Figure 4, food information that explains the food information related to the touched menu with images and text. Along with the area 22a, a menu confirmation button 22b is displayed to confirm the menu, and further a home screen return button 22c is displayed to return to the home screen 21.

In other words, food orders are performed directly through the first, second, and third tablets (20) (20') (20"), so after stopping the game on your computer, open the food ordering program on the monitor screen, and then order food. Through the program, you can omit or simplify a series of ordering processes, such as ordering the food you want and then closing the food ordering program.

Afterwards, when the menu confirmation button (22b) is touched, as shown in FIG. 5, a payment information screen (23) provides relevant information so that the amount related to the confirmed menu can be paid through card, smartphone, transfer, etc. ) is displayed, and payment is made through the first, second, and third payment terminals (40) (40') (40"), which will be described later, according to the instructions on the payment information screen (23).

Figure 6 is a perspective view showing the partition main support portion installed in the first, second, and third partitions of Figure 1 for temporarily holding food containers, and Figure 7 shows the rotation table of Figure 6 in a horizontal direction with respect to the base plate. This is a drawing to explain what is unfolding.

The internet cafe management system using a tablet according to the present invention is supported on the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11"), respectively, and the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd partition main supports (50) (50') (50") are added to (11") to temporarily hold containers such as leftover dishes or drink cups by being overlapped or spread out. Includes.

The first, second, and third partition main supports (50) (50') (50") can be mounted on the top of each of the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11"). A main base plate 51 with a holding ring 51a formed on the upper side so as to be provided, a pair of hinge axes 52 and 52' formed spaced apart on both sides of the lower end of the main base plate 51, and a pair of hinge axes ( 52) A hinge connection is formed between a horizontal holder 53 formed at the bottom of the main base plate 51 between (52') and bent and extended in the front horizontal direction, and a pair of hinge axes 52 and (52'). A rotating table 54 is stacked on the main base plate 51 or mounted horizontally on a horizontal stand 53, and a container is bent upward from the end of the rotating table 54 and placed on the rotating table 54. A bent border 55 is installed on the top of the main base plate 51 to prevent it from coming off, and the rear edge of the bent border 55 when the rotating table 54 is overlapped with the main base plate 51. An elastic fixing clip (56) that is selectively hung on the holder, a mounting ring (51a), and the back of the main base plate (51) is attached to the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11"). It includes a buffer layer 57 to prevent scratches on the surfaces of the first, second, and third partitions 11, 11', and 11".

The main base plate 51 and the rotation table 54 are preferably made of aluminum that has sufficient durability and does not cause corrosion.

The holding ring (51a) has a structure that extends downward after being bent at the top of the main base plate (51). Accordingly, the holding ring (51a) is attached to the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11). The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd partition main support parts (50) (50') (50") can be firmly mounted with a simple operation of hanging them on the ").

The elastic fixing clip 56 is fixedly installed on the top of the main base plate 51 and is selectively attached to the rear edge of the bending edge 55 to maintain the rotation table 54 superimposed on the main base plate 51. It walks. The elastic fixing clip 56 is made of an elastic metal, and a hanging end 56a convex downward is formed on the front side so that it can be hung on the back edge of the bent border 55.

Due to this structure, when the rotating table 54 is rotated in the direction in which it is overlapped with the main base plate 51, the end of the rotating table 54 passes through the lower side of the elastic fixing clip 56 and reaches the hanging end 56a. is raised, and then, when the rotation table 54 is completely overlapped on the main base plate 51, the hanging end 56a returns to its initial position and hangs on the back of the corner of the rotation table 54, causing the rotation table 54 to overlap. Make sure to maintain the status quo.

Conversely, when the end of the rotation table 54 is held and rotated in the horizontal direction, the end of the rotation table 54 passes through the hanging end 56a that moves up and down elastically.

The buffer layer 57 is made of metal such as aluminum when the holding ring 51a is mounted on the first, second, and third partitions 11 (11') (11"), or when it moves in the front and rear direction of the partition after being mounted. The holding ring 51a and the main base plate 51 made of material prevent scratches, etc. from being formed on the surfaces of the first, second, and third partitions made of glass.

Figure 8 is an excerpt showing the first, second, and third partition sub-supports installed in the first, second, and third partitions of Figure 1 to support the first, second, and third tablets and the first, second, and third payment terminals. It is a perspective view, and FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view taken along line IX-IX of FIG. 8.

The internet cafe management system using a tablet according to the present invention is supported on the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11"), respectively, and includes the first, second, and third tablets and the first, second, and third tablets. It further includes first, second and third partition sub-support portions (60) (60') (60") for supporting the payment terminal device (40) (40') (40").

The first, second, and third partition sub-supports (60) (60') (60") can be mounted on the top of each of the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11"). It is attached to the sub-base plate 61, which has a holding ring 61a formed on the upper side, and the front lower side of the sub-base plate 61, so that the bottom and top of the first, second, and third tablets can be mounted, respectively. It is attached to the front of the first pocket support 62, on which the first lower pocket wing 62a and the first upper pocket wing 62b are formed, and the upper sub-base plate 61 of the first pocket support 62. , It includes a second pocket supporter (63) formed with a second lower pocket wing (63a) and a second upper pocket wing (63b) so that the lower and upper ends of the first, second, and third payment terminals can be mounted, respectively.

The holding ring (61a) has a structure that is bent at the top of the sub-base plate (61) and then extends downward. Accordingly, the first, second, and third partition sub-supports (60) (60') (60") are performed by a simple operation of hanging the hanging hooks (61a) on the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11"). ) can be mounted firmly.

The first pocket support 62 is manufactured independently from the sub-base plate 61 and attached to the sub-base plate 61 using double-sided tape. When a specific tablet is inserted between the first lower pocket wings (62a) and the first upper pocket wings (62b) formed at the lower and upper ends of the first pocket support 62, the specific tablet is attached to the first pocket support 62. It is inserted and the position is fixed.

The second pocket support 63 is manufactured independently from the sub-base plate 61 and attached to the sub-base plate 61 using double-sided tape. When a specific payment terminal is inserted between the second lower pocket wings (63a) and the second upper pocket wings (63b) formed at the lower and upper ends of the second pocket support 63, the specific payment terminal is connected to the second pocket support 63. ) and the position is fixed.

Figure 10 is a diagram for explaining that the first, second, and third partition sub-support parts of Figure 8 are formed as one body with the first, second, and third partition main supports.

As shown in Figure 10, the first, second and third partition sub-support parts 60 (60') (60") are connected to the first, second and third partition main supports (50) (50') (50") They can be arranged side by side, and in this case, the first, second, and third partition sub-supports (60) (60') (60") are the first, second, and third partition main supports (50) (50') (50") and It can be one body. In this case, the sub base plate 61 of the first, second and third partition sub-support parts 60 (60') (60") is the first, second and third partition main support parts (50) (50') (50"). ) extends from the main beam plate (51) to form one body.

In this way, according to the present invention, by using a tablet installed on one's computer desk to order food, one stops playing a game on one's computer, opens a food ordering program on the screen, and orders the food one wants through the food ordering program. You can simplify a series of complex ordering processes, such as closing the food ordering program afterward.

Additionally, by using the payment terminal installed on one's computer desk to pay for the ordered food, one can omit the cumbersome process of paying through the manager.

Also, by removing containers such as dishes left after food or cups left after drinks from the computer desk, the upper space of the computer desk can be prevented from becoming cluttered, allowing you to focus on computer use such as playing online games or watching movies.

The present invention has been described with reference to an embodiment shown in the drawings, but this is merely illustrative, and those skilled in the art will understand that various modifications and other equivalent embodiments are possible therefrom.

10, 10', 10" ... 1st, 2nd, 3rd computer desk
11, 11', 11" ... Partitions 1, 2, and 3 20, 20', 20" ... Tablets 1, 2, and 3
21 ... Home screen 21a ... Menu button
22 ... Menu information screen 22a ... Food information area
22b ... Menu confirmation button 22c ... Home screen return button
23 ... Payment information screen 24 ... Call button
30 ... Management server 40, 40', 40" ... 1st, 2nd, 3rd payment terminals
50 ... 1st, 2nd, 3rd partition main support 51 ... main base plate
51a ... Mounting ring 52, 52' ... Hinge axis
53 ... horizontal stand 54 .,.. rotating table
55 ... bending border 56 ... elastic fixing clip
57 ... buffer layer 60 ... 1st, 2nd, 3rd partition sub-support
61 ... Sub base plate 62 ... First pocket support
62a ... first lower pocket wing 62b .,.. first upper pocket wing
63 ... second pocket support 63a ... second lower pocket wing
63b ... 2nd upper pocket wing

Claims (8)

A plurality of first, second and third computer desks (10) (10') where computers and keyboards are placed and first, second and third partitions (11) (11') (11") are installed to partition independent spaces. 10");
The first, second, and third tablets (20) (20') (20) are installed on each of the first, second, and third computer desks (10) (10') (10"), and are equipped with a food ordering program. "); and
a management server (30) that is connected online to the computer, manages usage time, and displays order information when ordering food from the first, second, and third tablets (20) (20') (20"); Including,
It is supported on each of the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11") and is overlapped or spread on the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11"), thereby relating to food. It further includes first, second and third partition main supports (50) (50') (50") for temporarily holding the container,
The first, second, and third partition main support parts (50) (50') (50") are sandwiched and mounted on the top of each of the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11"). A main base plate 51 with a holding ring 51a formed on the upper side so as to be able to do so, a pair of hinge axes 52 and 52' formed spaced apart on both sides of the lower end of the main base plate 51, and the pair of A horizontal holder 53 formed at the bottom of the main base plate 51 between the hinge axes 52 and 52' and bent and extended in the front horizontal direction, and on the pair of hinge axes 52 and 52'. A rotation table 54 is hinged between them and overlapped on the main base plate 51 or mounted horizontally on a horizontal stand 53, and the rotation table is installed on the top of the main base plate 51 ( 54) is an elastic fixing clip formed with a hanging end 56a that is selectively hung on the rear edge of the bent border 55 bent upward from the end of the rotating table 54 when the main base plate 51 is overlapped. (56) and a buffer layer 57 attached to the rear surface of the holding ring 51a and the main base plate 51,
The first, second, and third tablets and the first, second, and third payment terminals (40) (40') (40) are supported on each of the first, second, and third partitions (11) (11') (11"). It further includes first, second and third partition sub-supports (60) (60') (60") to support the "),
The first, second, and third partition sub-support portions 60, 60', and 60" are sandwiched between the upper ends of each of the first, second, and third partitions 11, 11', and 11". A sub-base plate 61 with a holding ring 61a formed on the upper side so as to be attached to the front lower side of the sub-base plate 61, and the bottom and top of the first, second, and third tablets, respectively. The first pocket support 62 is formed with a first lower pocket wing 62a and a first upper pocket wing 62b so that it can be mounted on the front of the upper sub-base plate 61 of the first pocket support 62. It is attached and includes a second pocket supporter (63) formed with a second lower pocket wing (63a) and a second upper pocket wing (63b) so that the lower and upper ends of the first, second, and third payment terminals can be mounted, respectively. ,
The first, second, and third partition sub supports (60) (60') (60") are arranged in parallel with the first, second, and third partition main support parts (50) (50') (50"), and the sub An internet cafe food management system using a tablet, characterized in that the base plate (61) and the main base plate (51) form one body. The method of claim 1, wherein the first, second, and third tablets (20) (20') (20") are,
a home screen (21) on which a number of menu buttons (21a) related to various foods served in internet cafes are displayed;
When touching a specific menu button 21a on the home screen 21, a food information area 22a displays food information related to the selected menu as an image and text, and a menu confirmation button 22b for confirming the menu. ) and a menu information screen 22 that displays a home screen return button 22c for returning to the home screen 21;
A payment information screen (23) on which relevant information is displayed so that the ordered amount can be paid by card or smartphone when the menu confirmation button (22b) is touched;
A call button (24) is always displayed at the bottom of the home screen (21), menu information screen (22), and payment information screen (23) to call the administrator, and is sequentially displayed. Internet cafe food management system. delete delete delete According to paragraph 1,
It is installed on each of the first, second, and third computer desks (10) (10') (10"), and calculates the amount of food ordered on the first, second, and third tablets (20) (20') (20"). An internet cafe food management system using a tablet, characterized in that it further includes first, second, and third payment terminals (40) (40') (40") for making payments.
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