Abstract: A self-service terminal (100) can have: —a product-sensing device for sensing a property of a product; —a plurality of acoustic sensors (104a, 104b); and a control device, which is designed for: superposing a signal captured by means of the plurality of acoustic sensors (104a, 104b); determining a voice pattern on the basis of the result of the superposing; outputting information on the basis of the property and on the basis of the voice pattern; wherein the superposing and the position of the plurality of acoustic sensors (104a, 104b) relative to each other are designed such that first components of the signal are attenuated relative to second components of the signal if an origin of the second components is located between the self-service terminal (100) and an origin of the first components.

Abstract: A children's sleeping apparatus includes a structural support frame and a child receiving receptacle supported by the structural support frame. The child receiving receptacle is preferably movably coupled to the structural support frame to provide pivotal motion of the child receiving receptacle relative to the structural support frame.

Abstract: A children's sleeping apparatus includes a structural support frame and a child receiving receptacle supported by the structural support frame. The child receiving receptacle is preferably movably coupled to the structural support frame to provide pivotal motion of the child receiving receptacle relative to the structural support frame.

Abstract: Various embodiments of the present invention are directed to an adjustable orbital children's walker. According to various embodiments, the children's walker is configured for being adjusted between an orbital movement mode, in which the walker is restricted to movement along an orbital path, and a free movement mode, in which the walker is not restricted to movement along an orbital path. In particular, various embodiments of the children's walker include at least one pivot mechanism configured for being easily adjusted by a user between a first configuration, in which the children's walker is thereby in the orbital movement mode, and a second configuration, in which the children's walker is thereby in the free movement mode.