US2019329112A1PendingUtilityA1
Hockey Partner-Robot
Est. expiryApr 26, 2038(~11.7 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Ilia Nimerovsky
A63B 71/0619A63B 71/06A63B 2220/16A63B 2071/0638A63B 24/0075A63B 2220/803A63B 2071/025A63B 2220/10A63B 2225/50A63B 69/0026
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Abstract
The hockey game simulator comprising a playing area covered by ice or low friction hockey shooting surface, a hockey gate equipped with goal sensors, the backside screen and electromechanical Hockey Robot-Partner that is controlled by remote PC via wireless line.
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1 . A hockey game simulator comprising a playing area covered by ice or a low friction hockey shooting surface, a hockey gate equipped with goal sensors, a backside LCD screen, which, according to a special program loaded in a remote PC, displays different situation on hockey field taken from real hockey game, an electromechanical Hockey Partner-Robot; wherein said electromechanical Hockey Partner-Robot is controlled by said remote PC by means of a wireless line so assisting a hockey player on said playing area.
2 . The hockey game simulator of claim 1 additionally comprising two rangefinders positioned on opposite sides of backside screen of claim 1 ; wherein said rangefinders communicate with electromechanical Hockey Partner-Robot of claim 1 that allows remote PC of claim 1 detecting position of said electromechanical Hockey Partner-Robot on playing area of claim 1 .
3 . The Hockey Partner-Robot of claim 1 comprising four ball wheels and two driving wheels; wherein each of said driving wheels is mechanically connected to an individual electromotor controlled by remote PC of claim 1 that allows said Hockey Partner-Robot moving and rotating in different directions.
4 . The Hockey Partner-Robot of claim 1 additionally comprising a horizontal electromagnetic shooting gun controlled by remote PC of claim 1 , which, to perform multiple shooting, is mechanically connected to vertical magazine containing a number of pucks.
5 . The Hockey Partner-Robot of claim 1 additionally comprising a radio receiver-transmitter to communicate with remote PC of claim 1 and rangefinders of claim 2 .
6 . The Hockey Partner-Robot of claim 1 additionally comprising a gyroscope unit that together with two rangefinders of claim 2 allows detecting position and angular orientation of Hockey Partner-Robot of claim 1 on playing area of claim 1 ; wherein information about said position and angular orientation is transmitted to remote PC of claim 1 via wireless line of claim 1 .
7 . The Hockey Partner-Robot of claim 1 additionally comprising a hollow extendable arm containing a number of pucks, which has a hole on its end covered by a lid controlled by an electromotor; wherein said arm is equipped with an electromagnetic pusher that pushes pucks to the end of said arm so performing throw when pucks falls down from said opening when said lid opens said hole.
8 . A control panel used by a hockey player to communicate with remote PC of claim 1 ; wherein said control panel contains buttons that allow setting time of game, changing modes of the game and starting game.
9 . A hockey stick equipped with a stop button; wherein a hockey player can stop game before time of the game is expired or in the case of emergency.
10 . A joystick communicating with remote PC of claim 1 that allows another player manually controlling Hockey Partner-Robot of claim 1 ; wherein Hockey Partner-Robot of claim 1 playing vs. or assisting a hockey player.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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