WO2001041367A1 - A network system for bowling centers - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63D—BOWLING GAMES, e.g. SKITTLES, BOCCE OR BOWLS; INSTALLATIONS THEREFOR; BAGATELLE OR SIMILAR GAMES; BILLIARDS
- A63D5/00—Accessories for bowling-alleys or table alleys
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- the invention relates to a network system, in particular to a bowling alley network system.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a network system for bowling alleys, which can realize the rapid transfer of information between bowling alleys, increase the fun and attraction of bowling games, and then develop multiple network functions.
- a bowling alley network system includes a computer and a display device controlled by the computer, wherein the computers are connected to each other through a computer network.
- the above display device may be an existing CRT display of a bowling alley, or may be an ultra-large screen such as a light emitting diode display, a liquid crystal display, and a plasma high-definition ultra-thin display.
- the above computer may be a scoring computer for a bowling alley.
- Any bowling player on each lane of any connected bowling alley can score high scores and can be displayed on the display device of any connected bowling alley in real time.
- Network bowling can be played by two or more people in connected venues around the world.
- the real-time video of the game can be transmitted to any networked bowling stadium in the world and displayed on the display device.
- the advertisements between the various bowling alleys can be transmitted to each other through the network, which realizes the sharing of advertising resources, and the bowling alleys can selectively play the advertisements.
- the existing equipment can be more fully utilized.
- FIG. 1 is a network structure diagram according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an output circuit of a super-large screen display screen in the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a structural diagram of a simulated golf game system in the present invention.
- Figure 4 is a block diagram of the circuit connection relationship of the simulated golf game system in Figure 3.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of positioning a sound sensor of the simulated golf game system in FIG. 3; 6 is a computer program flowchart of the simulated golf game system in FIG. 3; FIG. 7 is a structural diagram of an impact-resistant curtain in the simulated golf game system in FIG. 3; FIG. 8 is a system structural diagram of the simulated laser shooting system in the present invention;
- FIG. 9 is a diagram of a program of a main control software system of the simulated laser shooting system in FIG. 8.
- This embodiment provides an internationally-connected bowling alley network system.
- a domestic or a certain area networking method can also be adopted.
- the network system of the bowling alley shown in Figure 1 is centered on the national router 91 connected to the national center server 98, and each system network segment is isolated and formed by the national router 91 to implement network management and maintenance within the network segment of each system.
- the national routers 91 are connected through Internet or satellite data communication 92.
- the national routers 91 are connected to the regional routers 93 connected to the regional center servers 99.
- the bowling alleys LANs and regional routers 93 are connected through optical fibers or DDN 94. Provide high-speed information channels to ensure the real-time delivery of information flow from information sources.
- the server 95 in the bowling alley's local area network is connected to the scoring computers 96 in the stadium, and provides database services as needed to achieve the management, calculation, transmission, display, and transmission of images and various other information.
- the scoring computer 96 is connected to a large-screen high-definition display 15 to ensure real-time display of information and images.
- the LAN of each bowling alley can use 10M Ethernet, preferably 100M Ethernet.
- the present invention uses an output scanning circuit as shown in FIG.
- 1 is the TV signal input interface, which demodulates the TV signal and decomposes it into video and audio signals
- 2 is the sound input interface, which inputs the sound output of the computer sound card or the audio output of other sound equipment
- 3 is the VGA signal Input interface, which includes RGB signal input and TTL synchronization signal input
- 4 is TV / RGB synchronization signal generating circuit, which is used to control the switching of audio, video and line / field synchronization signals
- 5 is audio switching circuit, which inputs TV signals The audio signals output by the input interface 1 and the sound input interface 2 select the input audio signal and transmit it to the audio power amplifier circuit according to the synchronization signal of the TV / RGB synchronization signal generating circuit 4
- 6 is the video switching circuit, and the input of the TV signal
- the video signals from input interface 1 and VGA signal input interface 3 will output video signals to video processing circuit 9 according to the synchronization signal of TV / RGB synchronization signal generation circuit 4.
- the system includes an impact-resistant curtain 1 11 fixed on the wall, a large-screen projector 1 10 that is opposed to the impact curtain 11 1, a hitting area 112 in the middle, and a hitting ball.
- the output signals of the eight pairs of acoustic sensors are transmitted to the computer system through the signal amplification filter circuit 105 and the analog-to-digital conversion data acquisition circuit 106;
- the computer system includes a computer 107, a data processing software system 108, and a display 109 controlled by the computer 107.
- the computer 107 also controls the large-screen projector 15.
- the curtain and the hitting area are both rectangular.
- the acoustic sensors are also arranged in a rectangle.
- the coordinates of the hitting point and the hitting point can be obtained by the following method:
- One of the pair of acoustic sensors is determined as The first sensor 41 is the same as the first sensor 41
- the acoustic sensor on the side is designated as the second sensor 42
- the acoustic sensor opposite to the first sensor 41 is designated as the third sensor 43
- the acoustic sensor on the same long side as the first sensor 41 is designated as the fourth sensor 44
- the acoustic sensor in the present invention is an ultrasonic sensor, which can effectively eliminate the interference of human noise.
- the computer executes the process shown in FIG. 6 according to the content of the data processing software system: first perform data acquisition, then perform data filtering, and then determine whether the acquired signal is a real signal, and if not, repeat the above data In the collection step, if relevant, t2, t3, and t4 are obtained by correlation processing, and then whether t2, t3, and t4 meet the relevant constraint conditions, and if not, then return to the data collection step. If yes, then t2, t3, and t4 Substitute a specific formula to find the coordinates of the hit point (or hit point), y). With the above method, the coordinates of the hit point and the hit point can be obtained, and the computer can calculate the trajectory of the ball, and then instruct the large-screen projector 15 to play the corresponding simulation picture.
- ⁇ 9-can be designed according to the actual situation.
- artificial intelligence technology should be used, which is the existing technology.
- Figure 7 shows the structure of an impact-resistant curtain, which is composed of a front wall 1111 felt and a back sponge 1112, wherein the sponge is a buffer layer.
- the present invention uses an ultrasonic sensor, a filter circuit, and whether or not the acquired signal is a true signal to judge, it can ideally exclude interference of various noises, thereby more accurately positioning the hit point and the hitting point.
- the simulated laser shooting system shown in FIG. 8 includes a laser gun (not shown), a high-definition display 71, a camera 77, a capture card 78, a main control computer 72, and an audio device 76.
- the main control computer 72 contains The laser point measurement software system 79 and the main control software system 74, the main control computer 72 controls the audio device 76 and controls the high-definition display 71 through the internal main control software system 74; the above: fNie image head 77, capture card measuring the laser spot 78 and 79 constituting the software system of the laser spot measurement system; the camera 77 can be placed in the intake position of the image display high-definition display 71, whose output is connected preclude the set input terminal 78 of the card, The output end of the acquisition card 78 is connected to the laser point measurement software system 79 in the main control computer 72.
- the laser point measurement software system 79 is connected to the main control software system 74.
- the main control computer 72 is connected to the Internet 710
- the high-definition display 71 is used to display a computer-generated picture and is also used as a target of a laser gun; the laser gun is used to display the high-definition display 71
- the laser is emitted; the laser point measurement system is used to measure the position coordinates of the laser point on the screen, wherein the camera 77 converts the image from the screen and the light signal of the laser point into electrical signals, and the acquisition card 78
- the signal is converted into a digital signal stored by frame, and the gray value of each pixel of a frame is determined; the laser point measurement software system 79 is used to find the point with the largest gray value and determine whether it is a laser point.
- the main control software system 74 is used to generate dynamic pictures, control the playback of the audio equipment, and compare the position coordinates of the laser point transmitted from the laser point measurement system with the target position to determine whether to hit If it hits the target, it will switch to dynamic pictures such as animals falling, airplanes, warships firing or exploding, while also scoring, ranking, and controlling network interconnection equipment to achieve network battles; audio equipment 75 is controlled by the host control software system , Play the sound of gunfire, and various sounds of animals, aircraft roar, etc.
- the working principle of the laser spot measurement system in this system is as follows: Use the camera to align the image and laser spot on the screen. Since the brightness of the laser spot is much greater than the brightness of the image, when the aperture of the camera is adjusted to a sufficiently small value, it can make the Only the laser points with gray values greater than a certain value a (0 ⁇ a ⁇ 256, generally taken as 230) in the image acquired by the camera, and the gray values of other points are less than a. In this way, by determining the gray value in the software, the pixel point corresponding to the laser point of 4 bar can be distinguished from other points. At this time, the position coordinates of the corresponding pixel of the laser point in the frame collected by the capture card can be obtained. Then, the position coordinates of the laser point relative to the screen can be obtained through a certain transformation in the software.
- the functions of the acquisition card are used to obtain the current frame images.
- the gray level information of the point and then use the circular judgment method to find the point with the largest gray value first, and determine whether the gray value of the point is greater than a certain value (such as 230). If it is greater than this value, it indicates that the gray level is the largest.
- the pixel corresponding to the value is the pixel where the laser point is located, not the interference caused by the projection of other rays on the screen (because the gray value of the pixel point corresponding to the projection of other rays on the screen will not be greater than this value).
- the position coordinates of the pixel in the image taken by the camera can be obtained at the same time, and the position coordinates on the screen can be obtained through another transformation.
- the transformation factors required for this transformation are obtained by calibrating the laser point measurement system before first use. After the calibration is completed, as long as the camera position is kept unchanged, the conversion factor will not change, and there is no need to recalibrate the laser point measurement system in the future.
- the main control software system executes the flow shown in FIG. 9: first generate a new animation frame when the target is not hit, and then collect the image signal processed by the laser point measurement software system to determine whether there are laser points in the image. If not, go back to the step of generating a new animation frame when the target is not hit, and if so, determine whether the laser dot hits the target. If not, return to the new animation when the target is not hit. The frame steps are scored at the same time. If so, the new animation frame after the target is hit is scored.
- the computers in the above two games can be the scoring computers of the bowling alleys, and both can be connected to the network to play online games.
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