US2009186697A1PendingUtilityA1

Electronic device for command for virtual games in computers

Assignee: BRANCO DE LUCA FERNANDA CALIXTPriority: Jan 18, 2008Filed: Jan 18, 2008Published: Jul 23, 2009
Est. expiryJan 18, 2028(~1.5 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A63F 13/424A63F 2300/6072A63F 2300/1031A63F 13/235A63F 2300/1025A63F 13/23
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Abstract

“Electronic device of command of virtual games in computers”, constituted by a stick ( 1 ) with contacts ( 4 ) to coupling to the recharge base (B) connected to the a power source (computer), external key trigger ( 5 ) in its grip ( 3 ), interconnected to a electronic circuit plate ( 6 ) with microphone entry ( 7 ) to voice command via wireless system and also an infrared wave sender ( 8 ). From the stick ( 1 ) are send signals to me corresponding receiving modules ( 10 ) and ( 9 ) controlled by a main circuit ( 10 ), placed on the recharge base (B) to send commands to execute the electronic game, through the computer program.

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1 . “Electronic device for command of virtual games in computers”, object of the current invention request patent, constituted by a structured ( 2 ) stick ( 1 ) with an anatomic grip ( 3 ) with a contact ( 4 ) to connection to a recharge base (B), this grip ( 3 ) receives externally, via a small keyboard ( 5 ), featured to be connected to an internal electronic circuit ( 6 ) with wireless system powered by battery (BA); this electronic circuit ( 6 ) has also a microphone receiving entry ( 7 ), fixed to the end of the grip ( 3 ) and connected to an infrared wave sender ( 8 ) which is fixed on the unoccupied extreme on the stick ( 1 ). 
   
   
       2 . “Virtual games command on computers”, according to  claim 1 , featured by the stick ( 1 ) communicates with a recharge base (B) connected by an USB cable as power source and keeps communication with the program, through the computer (C), the base (B) contains an infrared wave sender module ( 9 ) and a wireless receiving module ( 10 ) both integrated to a main electronic circuit ( 11 ). 
   
   
       3 . “Virtual games command on computers”, according to  claim 1 , featured by a drive via keyboard ( 5 ), from infrared wave sender of the extreme of the device ( 1 ) for sending the signals to the infrared receiving module ( 9 ) in the base (B), these signals are interpreted for the main module ( 11 ) and sent to the game program in the computer to its execution. 
   
   
       4 . “Virtual games command on computers”, according to  claim 1 , featured by voice command, with previously recording of the voice on electronic circuit ( 6 ), making possible, via microphone ( 7 ) sending signal to the wireless receiving module ( 10 ) on the base (B), these signals are interpreted by the main module ( 11 ) and sent to the program to execution of the desired command in the game. 
   
   
       5 . “Virtual games command on computers”, according to  claim 2 , featured by a drive via keyboard ( 5 ), from infrared wave sender of the extreme of the device ( 1 ) for sending the signals to the infrared receiving module ( 9 ) in the base (B), these signals are interpreted for the main module ( 11 ) and sent to the game program in the computer to its execution. 
   
   
       6 . “Virtual games command on computers”, according to  claim 2 , featured by voice command, with previously recording of the voice on electronic circuit ( 6 ), making possible, via microphone ( 7 ) sending signal to the wireless receiving module ( 10 ) on the base (B), these signals are interpreted by the main module ( 11 ) and sent to the program to execution of the desired command in the game. 
   
   
       7 . “Virtual games command on computers”, according to  claim 3 , featured by voice command, with previously recording of the voice on electronic circuit ( 6 ), making possible, via microphone ( 7 ) sending signal to the wireless receiving module ( 10 ) on the base (B), these signals are interpreted by the main module ( 11 ) and sent to the program to execution of the desired command in the game.

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