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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 61 | Getting on and off the apparatus and method of the amusement park for a vehicle | JP294889 | 1989-01-11 | JP2853862B2 | 1999-02-03 | RICHAADO JEI FUOTSUKUSU; MOORISU JIIN REEJAA; GUREGORII ESU KADORIAN; DAGURASU AARU RUBURAN; DEUITSUDO ERU MAABOO; JEEMUSU II PUURU; DONARUDO EI HOTSUFUENDO JUNIAA |
| 62 | SWAY-YAW MOTION DEVICE AND CHAIR ASSEMBLY WITH THE SAME | US16298624 | 2019-03-11 | US20190200772A1 | 2019-07-04 | Taeyoung KU; Jae Sung CHOI; Jong Su CHOI |
| Disclosed herein are a sway-yaw motion device and a chair assembly with the same, which can provide an audience with various motion effects by moving a motion chair by various degrees of freedom. The sway-yaw motion device and the chair assembly can additionally provide various motions on the plane by adding a swaying motion, which is a linear motion on the plane, and a yawing motion, which is a rotary motion on the plane, to a pitching motion, a rolling motion and a heaving motion, which are provided generally. Particularly, the present invention relates to a sway-yaw motion device and a chair assembly with the same, which can provide swaying and yawing effects at the same time according to actuation of a driving part, for instance, according to an angle control of a crank arm, as well as provide the swaying motion and the yawing motion individually. | ||||||
| 63 | Flexibly supported movable platform having an actuator to move a display | US14757950 | 2015-12-24 | US10143930B2 | 2018-12-04 | Raffaello D'Andrea; Luca Gherardi; Markus Hehn; Markus Waibel |
| A movable platform, comprising a structural element, a display structured and arranged to be coupled to the structural element, a first flexible support with a first end structured and arranged to be coupled to the structural element and a second end structured and arranged to be coupled to a support structure. The platform further comprises a sensor structured and arranged to provide data representative of movement of the display and at least one actuator, wherein the at least one actuator is structured and arranged to move the display based on at least one control signal. The platform further comprises a control module structured and arranged to send the at least one control signal to the at least one actuator, and operable to determine the at least one control signal based on the data representative of movement of the display and a reference signal. | ||||||
| 64 | ROLLER COASTER WITH PASSENGER COMPARTMENT MOTION POWERED THROUGH STORED ONBOARD ENERGY | US15486871 | 2017-04-13 | US20180297486A1 | 2018-10-18 | DEREK LEE HOWARD; PEYTON B. BUHLER |
| A roller coaster with a vehicle rolling under gravity along a track defining a ride path. The vehicle includes a chassis coupled to the track to roll on one or more surfaces of the track, and the vehicle includes a passenger compartment mounted on the chassis. The coaster also includes a compartment positioning mechanism that operates to move, such as with yaw, the passenger compartment between a first position in a passenger load/unload section of the ride path and one or more differing positions in the gravity-based ride section of the ride path. The coaster includes a power supply assembly with a charging element mounted on the track. The power supply assembly includes an onboard energy storage mounted on the vehicle that is charged by the charging element. The onboard energy storage powers the compartment positioning mechanism to move the passenger compartment between the first and second positions. | ||||||
| 65 | ENTERTAINMENT-ORIENTED MULTI-MODE EXPERIENCE SYSTEM | US15737077 | 2015-07-15 | US20180229129A1 | 2018-08-16 | Zhanghong HU; Yuan WANG; Yong MEI; Hengsheng FU; Miao WANG; Chuzhu FENG |
| Disclosed is an entertainment-oriented multi-mode experience system featuring a closed rail and a riding vehicle traveling along the closed rail. A screen rail is provided at the side of the closed rail. A screen synchronous moving mechanism corresponding to the riding vehicle and capable of traveling is provided on the screen rail. The screen synchronous moving mechanism includes a rotary support device and a traveling device. A screen is installed on the top of the rotary support device and is capable of performing a 180° pitching motion via a pitch axis, and the rotary support device is installed on the traveling device and is capable of performing a 360° rotation in a horizontal plane. The traveling device can travel along with the riding vehicle synchronously on the screen rail. | ||||||
| 66 | Obstacle apparatus and method | US15598875 | 2017-05-18 | US10046245B1 | 2018-08-14 | Robin Whincup |
| An obstacle apparatus is disclosed for an individual to traverse. The obstacle apparatus comprises a chassis and a frame. A hinge pivotably couples the chassis and the frame for positioning the frame in an inclined orientation relative to the chassis. A first drum is rotatably coupled to the frame. A second drum is rotatably coupled to the frame. A belt encircles the first drum and the second drum for defining a continuous loop belt system. A drive engages the continuous loop belt system for creating a displacement in the belt. The belt defines an upper belt surface for the individual to traverse. | ||||||
| 67 | MOTION GENERATING PLATFORM ASSEMBLY | US15892170 | 2018-02-08 | US20180221778A1 | 2018-08-09 | Steven C. Blum; Steven King |
| A ride system includes a base, a ride vehicle, a platform assembly positioned between the base and the ride vehicle, and an extension mechanism coupled to the platform assembly and positioned between the base and the ride vehicle. The platform assembly includes a first platform, a second platform, and six legs extending between the first platform and the second platform, and the platform assembly is configured to actuate each of the six legs so as to move the first platform relative to the second platform in different configurations based on which of the six legs is actuated. The extension mechanism is configured to extend and contract so as to move the ride vehicle away from and toward, respectively, the base of the ride system. | ||||||
| 68 | Platform dynamic vehicle | US15108741 | 2014-12-17 | US09943773B2 | 2018-04-17 | Jian Li; Hongguang Wen; Baoluo Jia |
| A platform dynamic vehicle, comprising a vehicle body (100), the vehicle body (100) moving on a rail track by means of vehicle wheels (110) on the bottom of the vehicle body, a bracket (200) being arranged vertically on the vehicle body (100), the upper part of the bracket (200) being connected movably to a viewing platform (400), a plurality of rows of viewing seats (300) being disposed on the viewing platform (400), a seat drive apparatus used for driving the viewing seats (300) to tilt forwards or recline backwards being disposed on the viewing seats (300), a platform drive apparatus used for driving the viewing platform (400) to rotate on the X axis, Y axis, and Z axis being disposed on the viewing platform (400), and a vehicle drive apparatus used for driving the vehicle body (100) to move along the rail track being disposed on the vehicle body (100). When seating in the dynamic vehicle, viewers can change viewing position with the movement of the vehicle body, thereby changing the viewing space, and the viewing platform (400) and viewing seats (300) can also move, such that the viewer can obtain more viewing space and a larger viewing range. | ||||||
| 69 | System and method for providing individualized virtual reality for an amusement attraction | US15083257 | 2016-03-28 | US09933624B1 | 2018-04-03 | Daryl White; Peter R. Schnabel; Christopher David Glen Robertson; Joanne Parker Robertson |
| A system for providing virtual reality imagery to a rider of an amusement attraction, the system having a headgear piece for securing a viewing screen to a head of the rider. The rider rides upon an actuated motion base that moves the viewing screen behind the user until a lap bar is secured over the user's lap. | ||||||
| 70 | System and method for a multi-stations sport game | US14999251 | 2016-04-15 | US09884235B2 | 2018-02-06 | Aung Min |
| A sport game which utilizes a plurality of play articles, at least three stations cum goals or targets, a playground, a game controller device and a display device is disclosed. The game is played by individual participant or participants wherein the rules of the game maintain a familiarity with an ancient puzzle game and is based on a mathematical formula of logarithmic scale where the play articles are moved around the stations by play participants to accrue points or goals and where the devices are incorporated with identification, tracking, data transmission, data processing, determination and data display capabilities to monitor and manage the game. The game provides physical, skill and cerebral challenges and is applicable to a plurality of normal sports wherein goal or target shooting is primal; the game can be played indoors or outdoors, for fun, exercise, training of sport skills, light or serious competition. | ||||||
| 71 | SYSTEM FOR A TILTING AMUSEMENT RIDE | US15541147 | 2015-12-30 | US20180001218A1 | 2018-01-04 | Robert SINN; John PERONTO |
| A system for a tilting amusement ride installed in a supporting structure and intended to bring a rider from a standing vertical position, to a tilted position while the rider remains prone, the ride comprising: a tilting platform comprising at least one cell to accommodate a rider; at least one actuator attached at its extending end to the platform by a pivoting attachment, wherein the actuator extends to tilt the platform and retracts to retract the platform; at least one back post attached to the at least one actuator at its fixed end by a pivoting attachment and securely attached to the structure; and a supporting frame attached to the platform by a rotational pivot, wherein the platform tilts about the pivot and wherein the frame is securely attached to the structure; wherein the platform has an angle of tilt between 15 and 45 degrees. | ||||||
| 72 | Apparatus for soothing a child | US15087510 | 2016-03-31 | US09795891B1 | 2017-10-24 | Cody Logan |
| An apparatus for soothing a child is disclosed. The apparatus comprises a cart, a conveyor belt, and a stabilization frame. The cart is configured to receive and support a child seat, and includes a plurality of downwardly extending wheels. The conveyor belt is disposed below the cart to support the cart. The conveyor belt has an uneven surface. The wheels of the cart role over the uneven surface while the conveyor belt operates. The stabilization frame extends higher than the conveyor belt, surrounds the conveyor belt, and is configured to maintain the cart over the conveyor belt while the conveyor belt operates. Movements created by the wheels of the cart rolling over the uneven surface are transmitted via the cart to the child seat, which can have a soothing effect on a child seated therein. | ||||||
| 73 | Navigation Controller for Virtual-Reality Systems | US15613650 | 2017-06-05 | US20170266572A1 | 2017-09-21 | Yury Anatolievich Petrov |
| A virtual-reality navigation controller includes a base, a seat, a vertical support to support the seat on the base, and a rotatable connector between the seat and the vertical support to tilt the seat about a rotational center of the rotatable connector in response to directional forces exerted by a user seated on the seat. The virtual-reality navigation controller further includes a motion-detection controller to measure pitch corresponding to the tilt of the seat resulting from the directional forces. | ||||||
| 74 | SIMULATION DEVICE HAVING REPLACEABLE SENSORY MODULE | US15321753 | 2015-05-29 | US20170148338A1 | 2017-05-25 | Byung Rok So; Sung Il Yi; Sang Jun Lee |
| The present invention relates to a simulation device having a replaceable sensory module, which comprises: a first platform for performing a translational motion with reference to a first three-dimensional coordinate axis; a second platform which is coupled to the first platform and performs a rotational motion with reference to at least one axis among second three-dimensional coordinate axes; and a sensory module coupled to the second platform and arranged to support a user to enable the user to sense a motion provided by the first and second platforms. | ||||||
| 75 | Amusement park ride vehicle including a chassis driven to have heave and sway motions | US14970912 | 2015-12-16 | US09610511B1 | 2017-04-04 | Dexter William Francis; Larry S. McAfee |
| A free-ranging ride vehicle for an amusement park ride. The vehicle includes a vehicle base supporting a passenger compartment. The vehicle includes a drive system with a support platform supporting the vehicle base. The drive system imparts a set of motions including translation, cornering, sway, and heave to the support platform and, in turn, to the vehicle base and passenger compartment. The drive system includes first, second, and third leg assemblies each with a rigid leg pivotally coupled at an inner end to the support platform and supporting a wheel at an outer end. Drive motors are mounted on the legs above the wheels to, independently and concurrently, rotate the wheels and change the directional offset angle of each wheel. | ||||||
| 76 | SYSTEM FOR PROVIDING A VIRTUAL REALITY EXPERIENCE | US14872707 | 2015-10-01 | US20170080349A1 | 2017-03-23 | Simon Paul Reveley |
| Provided is a system for providing a virtual reality experience, the system including a vehicle controlled to follow a pre-determined path; a virtual reality controller; one or more headsets each including a virtual reality generator and at least one screen, wherein the virtual reality generator is controlled by the virtual reality controller; and a synchronisation sensor, wherein the controller includes a memory adapted to store data relating to the path, the synchronisation sensor is connected to the controller and includes at least one accelerometer adapted to sense movement of the vehicle, the controller includes a processor adapted to compare data from the synchronisation sensor to the data stored in the memory of the controller to calculate the location of the vehicle on the path, and the controller is adapted to synchronise the virtual reality generator with the location of the vehicle on the path. | ||||||
| 77 | CARRIAGE SYSTEM AND METHOD | US14920100 | 2015-10-22 | US20170043791A1 | 2017-02-16 | Rick Briggs; Mark Weston; Hyuma Frankowski; Greg MacDougall; Daniel Brassard; Peter Petkov |
| Embodiments of the invention provide a safety system for coupling a rider to an amusement attraction with a track assembly including a junction box, and a plurality of control surfaces. The plurality of control surfaces includes slideable and rollable control surfaces. The safety system includes a carriage system for coupling the rider to the track assembly including a main support assembly, and a rolling safety mechanism including a rotatable element. The rotatable element includes a track engagement surface including rolling and sliding surfaces. In some embodiments, the rolling safety mechanism includes a plurality of pucks. Some embodiments include a rolling safety mechanism with a partially truncated ellipsoidal member rotatably mounted to a control support. In other embodiments, the rolling safety mechanism includes two partially truncated ellipsoidal members each positioned at substantially opposite ends of a support frame that includes at least one lanyard support. | ||||||
| 78 | Virtual attraction controller | US14284270 | 2014-05-21 | US09457282B2 | 2016-10-04 | Mark Bruce Maycock; Eric Vance |
| A ride control system includes a plurality of ride vehicles positioned within a course and configured to travel within the course. Each of the plurality of ride vehicles includes a vehicle controller configured to control movement of a respective one of the plurality of ride vehicles. Each of the plurality of ride vehicles also includes a position tracking system configured to facilitate identification of a location of the respective one of the plurality of ride vehicles within the course. Each of the plurality of ride vehicles further includes a vehicle transceiver in communication with the vehicle controller. The ride control system also includes a primary controller and a primary transceiver in communication with the primary controller. The ride control system further includes a primary wireless network formed by the vehicle transceiver and the primary transceiver to include at least the primary controller and the vehicle controller of each of the plurality of ride vehicles. The primary controller is configured to receive data indicative of the location of each of the plurality of ride vehicles from respective ones of the plurality of ride vehicles via the primary wireless network. The primary controller and the vehicle controller of each of the plurality of ride vehicles are configured to coordinate to provide a control loop for each of the plurality of ride vehicles based on the data indicative of the location of each of the plurality of ride vehicles. | ||||||
| 79 | Amusement Park Elevator Drop Ride System and Associated Methods | US14970697 | 2015-12-16 | US20160175720A1 | 2016-06-23 | David J. Vatcher; Simon A. James; Andrew J. Cox |
| A cable driven elevator system having an elevator platform with an integral motion system is provided using one or multiple actuators. Each actuator includes a support plate attached to the elevator platform, a planetary gearbox engaged with and driven by an electric servo motor, and a drive shaft driven by the servo motor and engaged with a one crank. Connecting rods are connected between the crank and a frame. The frame supports a passenger platform. A control system is operable with each electric servo motor of each actuator for providing a simulated motion to the passenger platform including a heaving (vertical) motion such that the vertical downward acceleration experienced by persons riding the elevator exceeds 1 g, by way of example. The motion system is also capable of directly imparting vibrations to the elevator platform of up to at least 100 Hz without additional vibration generating equipment. | ||||||
| 80 | Suspended Theater Ride System | US14677804 | 2015-04-02 | US20160115700A1 | 2016-04-28 | Clifford Allen Jennings |
| Various embodiments of load carrying systems comprise a load supporting frame comprising three or more connection points and an associated set of lifts configured which define six separate triangles defining separate planes configured to brace against surge, sway and yaw with respect to a support frame, such as unintended or unwanted surge, sway and yaw, while allowing intended and/or desired surge, sway and yaw. | ||||||
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