| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21 | SKYDIVING TRAJECTORY AND COORDINATION FEEDBACK SYSTEM | US15194131 | 2016-06-27 | US20170370726A1 | 2017-12-28 | Stephanie Moyerman; Tyler Fetters; James Brian Hall |
| A system for skydiving trajectory and coordination feedback for a user. The system includes a controller coupled to a plurality of sensor inputs. The controller determines a user drag through air based on input data from the plurality of sensor inputs. The controller also receives a user flightpath and determines a projected user trajectory based on the user drag. The controller also determines user drag adjustments to align the projected user trajectory with the received user flightpath. At least one of an aural, haptic, or visual feedback device is coupled to the controller to provide feedback to the user in response to the user drag adjustments. | ||||||
| 22 | Wind tunnel for human flight | US15433292 | 2017-02-15 | US20170234764A1 | 2017-08-17 | Anton Westman; Peter Georén; Johan Strömberg |
| A wind tunnel for stable sustained human flight for research or recreation, including a tunnel including first and second portions having first and second central axes, respectively, and a fan to create an air flow in the test section. The second portion is a test section. The first and second central axes are arranged at a first angle with respect to each other. The second central axis is at a second angle of 5°-85° with respect to a horizontal plane. A safety system for an inclined wind tunnel for stable sustained human flight is provided, including an inclined test section of the wind tunnel that is arranged at an angle of 5°-85° with respect to a horizontal plane, a fan to create an air flow in the test section directed from an upstream end towards a downstream end thereof, and a delimiting arrangement arranged at the test section for preventing a person using the test section from leaving it. | ||||||
| 23 | WIND TUNNEL DESIGN WITH EXPANDING CORNERS | US14698064 | 2015-04-28 | US20150375125A1 | 2015-12-31 | Marc Lurie |
| A wind tunnel may comprise: a flight chamber; a plurality of diffusers; a plurality of expanding corners, wherein the plurality of expanding corners comprises a first expanding corner and a second expanding corner; and a return, the return configured to have disposed therein a fan operatively coupled with a motor. | ||||||
| 24 | Diamagnetic levitation training, therapy, game and entertainment sphere | US14726303 | 2015-05-29 | US09124196B1 | 2015-09-01 | Philip Honein; Michael Lee Fraim |
| A diamagnetic levitation sphere having concentric superconducting coils encircling a hollow sphere. The inner surface of the sphere is lined with a 3D visual display screen. Users in carbon fiber suits are positioned within the hollow sphere by entering the sphere at its bottom end, standing on an elevator platform, and then being elevated up towards the center of the sphere. The superconducting coils are energized, the users are levitated while on the elevator platform, and then the elevator platform is lowered to the bottom of the sphere, closing the sphere. The users then float freely in space and can participate in a full emersion space ride game. The diamagnetic levitation sphere can also provide users unique experiences in physical training, therapy, entertainment, and education. | ||||||
| 25 | FREE FALL SIMULATOR | US13063263 | 2009-09-01 | US20110165545A1 | 2011-07-07 | Boris Nebe; Manuel Dohr |
| A free fall simulator includes a self-contained air circuit and a hover chamber in which persons can hover as a result of an air stream directed vertically upward. A lower opening is located at a lower end of the hover chamber and an upper opening is located at an upper end of the hover chamber. A substantially closed air guide channel includes at least one fan. The channel connects the lower opening and the upper opening of the hover chamber. At least one air inlet opening and at least one air outlet opening allow for exchanging air within the air guide channel. The simulator includes redirecting lamellae which redirect an air stream within the air guide channel in corner areas or areas of high curvature, wherein at least one air outlet opening is disposed within the redirecting lamellae. | ||||||
| 26 | Vertical Wind Tunnel With Viewing Facility | US11988451 | 2006-12-15 | US20090158835A1 | 2009-06-25 | Miguel Angel Serrano Pellicer |
| The invention refers to a wind tunnel designed to operate in its vertical section that is to say, air currents generated by appropriate means meeting in a vertical area at the end of which the air current is capable of lifting objects in this vertical area. At the same time this lifting effect may be seen on the outside as it has been built from translucent materials. The viewing and lifting of bodies in this device allows both their display and measurements to be taken. | ||||||
| 27 | Structure for raising persons by means of an air flow | US10583043 | 2004-03-31 | US20070129157A1 | 2007-06-07 | Francesco Gentile; Anita Galigani |
| A structure used to raise persons by means of air jets (currents), which is utilised in funfairs or the like, includes several flight positions (3). Each flight position is associated with a device (1) that generates a vertical air flow, whose flow rate and intensity are constantly monitored from a control room (9) provided with an alphanumeric display. The device (1) includes a variable pitch propeller (6) driven by an electric motor whose rpm is adjusted using an inverter. An electric signal from a balance (7) is processed in order to determine what frequency should the motor supply current have to raise a participant of this weight up to a maximum height which is preferably about 2.5 to 3 meters. | ||||||
| 28 | Amusement device with vortex airflow | US11450984 | 2006-06-12 | US20070010339A1 | 2007-01-11 | Ben Stone |
| An amusement device including a support structure, a carriage suspended from the support structure and a vortex generator adapted to generate a vortex airflow such that the carriage interacts with the vortex airflow. | ||||||
| 29 | Recirculating vertical wind tunnel skydiving simulator | US10909088 | 2004-07-30 | US20060025227A1 | 2006-02-02 | N. Metni; William Kitchen; Kenneth Mort; Charles Eastlake; Michael Palmer |
| A vertical wind tunnel flight simulator comprises a flight chamber wherein a flier may experience a freefall simulation. Airflow to support the flier is induced by fans connected above the flight chamber through a duct. A staging area having openings to the flight chamber is adjacent to the flight chamber. One or two return air ducts are used to return air from the fans outlet to the fans inlet. Opposed louvers are included on at least one duct segment thereby regulating the temperature via forcing ambient air into the simulator. The use of many duct segments having diverging walls adds commercial value to the system by lowering the height. Mounting components on the roof and behind walls creates a spectacular pedestrian viewing scene of people in flight. | ||||||
| 30 | Skydiving simulator and skydiving training process using the same | US10240208 | 2002-03-21 | US06929480B2 | 2005-08-16 | Sung Taee Lee; Byung Ho Park |
| The object of this invention is to provide a skydiving simulator and a skydiving training process using the simulator, which simulates the environment and other conditions for purposes of skydiving training as if a skydiver performed a real skydiving process from the step of riding in an airplane to the step of landing on the ground. This simulator consists of a model fuselage (10), a rotary hanger unit (30) supporting a skydiver having jumped from the fuselage, and two fan units (40, 50) horizontally and upwardly forcing air currents into an open simulation space into which the skydiver jumps from the fuselage. Wind velocity sensors (46, 56) sense the velocities of the air currents from the two fan units, and CCD cameras (47, 57) produce images of the skydiver during the training process, and a central control unit (CCU, 60) controls the simulator and the process in real time. | ||||||
| 31 | Skydiving simulator and skydiving training process using the same | US10240208 | 2002-09-27 | US20030113695A1 | 2003-06-19 | Sung Taee Lee; Byung Ho Park |
| The object of this invention is to provide a skydiving simulator and a skydiving training process using the simulator, which simulates the environment and other conditions for purposes of skydiving training as if a skydiver performed a real skydiving process from the step of riding in an airplane to the step of landing on the ground. This simulator consists of a model fuselage (10), a rotary hanger unit (30) supporting a skydiver having jumped from the fuselage, and two fan units (40, 50) horizontally and upwardly forcing air currents into an open simulation space into which the skydiver jumps from the fuselage. Wind velocity sensors (46, 56) sense the velocities of the air currents from the two fan units, and CCD cameras (47, 57) produce images of the skydiver during the training process, and a central control unit (CCU, 60) controls the simulator and the process in real time. | ||||||
| 32 | Free flight installation to artificial production of levitating wind | US09463791 | 2000-04-17 | US06315672B1 | 2001-11-13 | Dominique Gillot; Alain Godichon; Paul Ponsonnet; Jean-Louis Soleilhac |
| Apparatus is disclosed for the production of a levitational wind comprising a flight chamber defining a levitation area, a blower unit including a plurality of blowers connected in parallel so as to provide their combined flow to the air inlet of the flight chamber, each of the blowers being disposed outside of the levitation area, with the blower unit having an axis essentially perpendicular to the vertical axis of the flight chamber, and an air coupler interposed between the air inlet of the flight chamber and the blower unit, the air coupler including a substantially 90° bend between the blower unit and the air inlet of the flight chamber, and wherein each of the plurality of blowers includes a delivery element for removable connection to the air coupler. | ||||||
| 33 | Vertical wind tunnel training device | US324282 | 1999-06-02 | US6083110A | 2000-07-04 | William J. Kitchen; Michael Palmer |
| The present invention is a vertical wind tunnel amusement device. The device comprises a flight chamber wherein a user may experience a freefall through the atmosphere from the safety of an enclosed flight chamber. Airflow sufficient to fully support a user within the flight chamber is induced by a plurality of fans connected above the flight chamber through a duct. A staging area having openings to the flight chamber is adjacent to the flight chamber. A user may enter or retreat from the flight chamber at will through the staging area openings without significantly adjusting the airflow velocity in the flight chamber. A control room is adjacent to the fight chamber whereby an operator may observe a user or users within the flight chamber and thereby safely control the operation of the fans. A projection room is also adjacent to the flight chamber whereby a video of a skydiving experience may be displayed to a user within the flight chamber. A telemetry backpack may be worn by a user or users in the flight chamber so the user can interact with or choose the scenes being projected on the flight chamber.In alternate embodiment, return air ducts are used to return air from each fan to the wind tunnel inlet. Dampers are included on each return air duct thereby allowing the temperature of the airflow in the wind tunnel to be adjusted for user comfort. | ||||||
| 34 | Skydiving trainer windtunnel | US398754 | 1995-03-06 | US5655909A | 1997-08-12 | William J. Kitchen; Kenneth G. Bird |
| A skydiving simulator combines a vertical air chamber with a video projection system on the interior wall. A virtual reality environment is created as the skydiver, while suspended, sees actual film footage of scenarios descending toward earth. A skydiver backpack houses a transmitter which interactively steps the skydiver through emergency procedures. | ||||||
| 35 | Freefall simulator | US693374 | 1991-04-30 | US5209702A | 1993-05-11 | Frank Arenas |
| A freefall simulator for producing a controlled airstream in an upward direction, and at a control ed velocity to accommodate all of the human sizes, shapes, forms, and weights, and allow them to practice freefalling, or, freeflight, in an ultra safe environment, and to provide an instructional environment for purposes of teaching freefalling, or, freeflight. The freefall simulator is housed in a building specifically designed for this purpose, having a hydraulic drive train consisting of two separate hydraulic motors, one to provide from 0% to 50% of the power needs of the freefall simulator, and the other to provide the remaining 51% to 100% of the power needs on a controlled increase, on demand, of power to fit the size, shape, and weight of the participant. The entire building is designed for noise abatement, and also has an earth "Berm" surrounding the building to redirect any noise escaping the building into an upward direction. | ||||||
| 36 | Skydiving simulator | US511348 | 1983-06-16 | US4578037A | 1986-03-25 | Alexander Macangus; Thomas Dickson |
| A skydiving simulator includes a framework (B) and a flying chamber (A) supported within the framework (B). The framework (B) is constituted by a plurality of symmetrically-positioned, inclined girders (1) the lower ends (1a) of which are bolted to a base (4), and the upper ends (1b) of which are interconnected by cross-pieces (2). The flying chamber (A) has an air inlet at the base thereof and an air outlet at the top thereof. The flying chamber (A) is made of tensioned sheet material (6). A plurality of motor/fan units (11) are provided for producing an upward stream of air within the flying chamber (A). | ||||||
| 37 | Resistance cable to be used in the circulation type vertical wind tunnel skydiving simulator and wind tunnel other locations | JP2007523899 | 2005-08-01 | JP2008508062A | 2008-03-21 | イーストレイク・チャールズ・エヌ; キッチン，ウィリアム; パーマー，マイケル・ジェイ; メトニ，エヌ・アラン; モルト，ケネス・ダブリュー |
| 【課題】
【解決手段】垂直風洞飛行シミュレータは、飛行者がフリーフォールを疑似体験する飛行室を備える。 飛行者を支える気流は、ダクトを通して飛行室上に接続されたファンによって導入される。 飛行室に対して開口部を持つステージングエリアは、前記飛行室に隣接している。 １つまたは２つの環気ダクトを使用して、空気を前記ファンからファン吸気口へ循環させる。 対向するルーバーを少なくとも１つのダクトセグメント上に含め、外気をシミュレータに送り込むことによって温度を制御する。 分岐壁を持つ多くのダクトセグメントを使用すると、その高さを低くできることからシステムの商品価値を高める。 屋根および後部壁に載置する部品によって、通行人が飛行中の人を見物することができる。 |
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| 38 | Aerial swimming simulation experience apparatus | JP2005291081 | 2005-10-04 | JP2007097813A | 2007-04-19 | NISHIZAWA SABURO |
| PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enable aerial swimming for many people regardless of body weights or skill levels in an aerial swimming simulation experience device constituted such that ascending air current is formed so as to flow from the lower end side bottom face portion to the upper end opening portion of the swimming chamber by the blowing from the blower and the swimmers is kept a float in the swimming chamber by the ascending air current. SOLUTION: The flowing speed distribution in the swimming chamber is controlled by considering the shape of the swimming chamber and a plurality of step portions are formed in the swimming chamber such that a large number of persons can enter and exit. COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT | ||||||
| 39 | Free fall simulator | JP2004533571 | 2003-09-04 | JP2005537973A | 2005-12-15 | エマニュエル、モワネル、デラランド |
| 本発明は、その下部外周の近傍において外部から中心に向かう構成で配置された複数の喚気装置（２４）の出口が開口しかつそのテーパ状の上部内に圧縮グリッド（３０）が配置された下側圧縮チャンバ（２２）と、移動空間を画定しかつ圧縮チャンバ（２２）の直ぐ上側に配置されるとともに上方に向かって速度勾配が一様に減少する均一なリンス空気流が横切るように構成された楕円柱チャンバ（３６）とを備えていることを特徴とするフリーフォールシミュレータに関する。 | ||||||
| 40 | Air walk theater | JP31481796 | 1996-11-26 | JPH10156047A | 1998-06-16 | KURODA ATSUSHI; HAMANA MICHIO; DOI TAKASHI |
| PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To allow one to experience a flight similar to skydiving on the ground, provide an environment which is audiovisually close to a flight for users and providing entertaining properties and satisfaction close to an actual flight. SOLUTION: The theater is furnished with position indicators that are provided in multiple positions of the flying suit of a user 6 in a simulated flight in ascending current and emit signals appropriate to the position and posture of the user 6, a position detector 18 that receives a signal from the position indicators and detects the position and the posture of the user, and a projector that projects stereoscopic images mimicking images that the user 6 may see during an actual flight depending on the position and the posture of the user 6 in response to a signal from the position detector 18. The user 6 experiences a feeling of being airborne, and see images similar to those during a flight and therefore can enjoy better entertaining properties and satisfaction. COPYRIGHT: (C)1998,JPO | ||||||
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