Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to an amusement park attraction installation including a camera disposed on a side of a window, where the camera includes a lens and is configured to capture image data indicative of movement of a guest on an opposite side of the window. The amusement park attraction installation also includes a light source positioned on the side of the window and a camera housing disposed at least partially about the camera, where the camera housing has an inner volume and an opening surrounded by an edge of the camera housing, the lens is disposed within the inner volume, and the edge of the camera housing is in abutment with a surface of the window.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to an amusement park attraction installation including a camera disposed on a side of a window, where the camera includes a lens and is configured to capture image data indicative of movement of a guest on an opposite side of the window. The amusement park attraction installation also includes a light source positioned on the side of the window and a camera housing disposed at least partially about the camera, where the camera housing has an inner volume and an opening surrounded by an edge of the camera housing, the lens is disposed within the inner volume, and the edge of the camera housing is in abutment with a surface of the window.

Abstract: The present staple-pulling tool is configured to facilitate the removal of carpet pad staples from floors by a standing user. Specifically, the staple-pulling tool can comprise a handle section, a blade section, and a fulcrum. The handle section can be configured to have an adjustable length capable of fitting users of varying heights. The blade section can be connected to the handle section at an angle. The blade section can comprise a series of teeth that can accommodate the width of carpet pad staples. The fulcrum can be located beneath the handle section and can comprise one or more wheels. The wheels can help a user to move the staple-pulling tool and can also provide leverage for the user to pull the staples. When a user pushes down on the handle, the teeth can pull the carpet pad staples from the floor.