WO2004064967A1 - 遠隔操作玩具、並びにその拡張ユニット、移動体及び付属装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a remote-controlled toy that controls a mobile by transmitting a signal from the controller to the mobile using infrared rays.
- multiple controllers exchange ID information assigned to each controller and adjust the transmission timing of each controller so that they do not overlap with each other.
- a model is provided that can be used simultaneously with a moving object (model) in the same place.
- the present invention provides a remote-controlled toy that can transmit information from a mobile body and enhance the interest of playing without affecting the configuration of transmitting a signal from the controller to the mobile body using infrared rays.
- the purpose is to provide.
- the remote-controlled toy is a remote-controlled toy comprising: a controller that transmits a code signal corresponding to the operation content of a user on infrared rays; and a moving body that is driven and controlled based on the code signal.
- a sign provided in at least one of a moving range of the moving body and the moving body and including at least one element to be detected;
- a detecting device that is provided within the moving range of the body or at one of the other of the moving body, and that detects the detected element; and transmits a predetermined detection signal in response to the detection of the detected element by the detecting device.
- the above-described object is achieved by providing a transmitting device that transmits the information on a mobile device, and processing execution means that determines a state of the moving object based on the detection signal and executes a predetermined process based on a result of the determination. I do.
- the detection signal is transmitted from the moving object using the radio wave, it is not necessary to consider interference with the code signal transmitted from the controller to the moving object.
- the detection device detects the detected element of the sign
- the detection signal is sent by radio wave in response to the detection, so the processing is executed at least when the moving body reaches the position where the detected element is provided.
- the transmitting device when the transmitting device is mounted on a moving object, it is advantageous for miniaturization of the moving object, and is also effective in reducing the power consumption of the transmitting device.
- the power supply of the transmitting device when the power supply of the transmitting device is a battery, it is effective in improving the battery life.
- the marker is provided within a moving range of the moving body
- the detecting device and the transmitting device are provided on the moving body, respectively
- the processing execution means includes the code signal and the code signal. The state of the moving object is determined based on the detection signal, and a predetermined process is executed based on the determination result.
- the code signal contains an operation instruction for the mobile unit, refer to this to determine how the mobile unit is operating, and determine the state of the mobile unit by combining the operation and the detection signal. You can judge it. Therefore, the content of the processing according to the state of the moving object can be diversified, and the interest can be further enhanced.
- the remote-controlled toy may be further configured as follows.
- the marker is provided at each of a plurality of positions in the moving range of the moving body, and a plurality of detected elements are provided on each of the markers so as to form different patterns according to the positions in the moving range.
- the processing execution means determines a position of the moving object within the movement range based on a pattern of the detection signal corresponding to a pattern of the detected element in the marker, and determines the determined position. Changes the content of the processing according to You may let it.
- the marker is provided on each of a plurality of structures provided in the movement range, and a plurality of detected elements are provided on each of the markers so as to form different patterns according to the type of the structure.
- the processing execution means determines a type of a structure in which the moving body is located based on a pattern of the detection signal corresponding to a pattern of the detected element in the marker, and determines the type.
- the content of the processing may be changed according to the type of the structure.
- the processing execution means determines whether or not the moving body is in a predetermined operation state at a detection position of the detected element based on the code signal at the time of receiving the detection signal.
- the predetermined process may be executed when the device is in the operating state. By judging the operating state, it is possible to perform various effects by reflecting the operating state of the moving body with respect to the processing contents, such as changing the processing between when the moving body is moving and when it is stopped. .
- the moving body may be configured as a model traveling on a track, and the marker may be provided on the track or on a side of the track.
- the model is configured by connecting a plurality of vehicles, and a driving unit that drives the model based on the code signal and a transmission unit of the detection signal that includes the detection device and the transmission device are different from each other. It may be installed in
- the detection signal transmitted from the transmission device and the processing execution unit Can be distinguished by the frequency of the detection signal.
- the marker is provided on the moving body, and the detection device is provided so that at least a part of a moving range of the moving body is a detection range.
- a process associated with the detection device passing through the detection range may be executed.
- the detection range is adjusted to a specific area within the moving range of the moving body. As a result, it is possible to detect that the moving object has passed through the specific area, and to realize a process associated with the passing. Therefore, it can be particularly interesting in games such as a race in which it is required to pass a specific position.
- the sign is provided at a different position on the moving body depending on the type of the moving body
- the detecting device includes a detecting unit for each position of the sign
- the transmitting device The detection signal may be output by changing the frequency for each of the detection units.
- the present invention can be applied to a situation where a plurality of types of moving objects are used at the same time.
- the predetermined processing may include generation of an auditory or visual effect.
- the processing executing means may be provided in the controller or an expansion unit mountable on the controller. According to such an embodiment, it is possible to output a sound or an image according to the state of the moving body at or near the controller.
- the present invention is configured as the following remote-controlled toy, extension unit, moving object, and attached device.
- Another remote control toy of the present invention is a remote control toy comprising: a controller that transmits a code signal corresponding to the operation content of a user on infrared rays; and a moving body that is driven and controlled based on the code signal.
- a marker provided in a moving range of the moving body and including at least one detected element, a detection device mounted on the moving body, and detecting the detected element, mounted on the moving body,
- a transmitting device for transmitting a predetermined detection signal on a radio wave in response to the detection of the element to be detected by the detection device, and determining a state of the moving body based on the code signal and the detection signal.
- a process executing means for executing a predetermined process based on the determination result.
- An expansion unit includes a controller that transmits a code signal according to a user's operation content on infrared rays, a mobile body that is driven and controlled based on the code signal, and a mobile unit that is provided within a movement range of the mobile body.
- Receiving means for determining the state of the moving object based on the code signal and the detection signal, and executing predetermined processing based on the determination result.
- a moving body includes a controller that transmits a code signal corresponding to a content of a user operation on infrared rays, and a sign provided in a predetermined moving range and including at least one element to be detected.
- a detection device that is applied to a remote operation toy and that is driven and controlled based on the code signal, wherein the detection device detects the detected element; And a transmitting device for transmitting a predetermined detection signal on a radio wave in response to the detection of the element to be detected.
- Still another remote-controlled toy of the present invention is a remote-controlled toy comprising: a controller that transmits a code signal corresponding to the operation content of a user on infrared rays; and a mobile object that is driven and controlled based on the code signal.
- another extension unit of the present invention includes: a controller that transmits a code signal corresponding to the content of a user operation on infrared rays; a mobile body that is driven and controlled based on the code signal; A sign including at least one element to be detected, a detection device for detecting the element to be detected, and a predetermined detection signal on a radio wave in response to the detection of the element to be detected by the detection device.
- a transmitting device for transmitting the signal wherein the detecting device is an extension unit applied to a remote-controlled toy provided so that at least a part of a moving range of the moving body is set as a detecting range, and the detecting device receives the detecting signal.
- the expansion unit may be attachable to a controller.
- the attachment device according to the present invention is an attachment applied to a remote operation toy including a controller that transmits a code signal corresponding to the operation content of the user on infrared rays and transmits a moving object that is driven and controlled based on the code signal.
- An apparatus wherein at least a part of a moving range of the moving body is provided as a detection range, and each of the detected elements in a plurality of signs provided at different positions for each of the moving bodies is provided.
- a detection device having a plurality of detection units for detecting, and a transmission device transmitting a predetermined detection signal on a radio wave in response to detection of the detected element by the plurality of detection units, wherein And a transmitting device for changing the frequency and outputting the detection signal.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration on a model side of a remote-controlled toy according to a first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration of a controller of the remote-controlled toy according to the first embodiment
- FIG. 3A is a diagram showing an example of an arrangement of a sign and a structure on a rail
- FIG. 3B is a diagram showing a pattern of a sign detection signal
- Figure 4 is a full port indicating the audio output control routine executed in the first embodiment ' ⁇ "Chiya 1" - "I;
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a remote-controlled toy according to a second embodiment of the present invention
- Figs. 6A and 6B are diagrams showing characteristic portions of the second embodiment
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a lap control routine executed in the second embodiment.
- FIG. 1, FIG. 2, FIG. 3A, and FIG. 3B show a remote-controlled toy according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the remote-controlled toy 1 is based on a code signal sent from the controller 2 shown in FIG. 2 using infrared rays. On rail 4. Although four controllers 2A to 2D are shown in Fig. 2, the configurations of all controllers 2A to 2D are the same, and when there is no need to distinguish between them, refer to the controllers. This is represented by reference numeral 2.
- the controller 2 has a CPU 5.
- the CPU 5 generates drive control information according to a user's operation on the input device 6 and includes the drive control information and an identification code (ID) ′ uniquely assigned to each of the controllers 2A to 2D.
- ID identification code
- the control signal (code signal) is output to the light emitting circuit 7.
- the identification code is, for example, one of 1 to 4, and the drive control information includes a command value of the traveling direction and the traveling speed of the model 3.
- model selection information designating which model 3 is to be controlled may be added to the drive control information.
- the light emitting circuit 7 transmits the code signal passed from the CPU 5 on infrared rays having a predetermined carrier frequency.
- the infrared carrier frequency is the same for all controllers 2A-2D.
- each controller 2 is provided with a light receiving circuit 8 for receiving the code signal.
- the transmission timing of the code signal of each controller 2 is assigned in advance in association with the identification code within a predetermined cycle (for example, 200 milliseconds) so as not to overlap with each other.
- the CPU 5 refers to the identification code included in the code signal received by the light receiving circuit 8 to specify its own transmission time, and causes the light emitting circuit 7 to output a code signal at the specified time.
- the controller 2 is provided with an output terminal section 9 for outputting a code signal by wire.
- the configuration other than the controller 2 in FIG. 2 will be described later.
- the model 3 includes a plurality of vehicles 3a, 3b, 3c,.
- a driving unit 10 for driving the model 3 based on a code signal from the controller 2 is mounted on the leading vehicle 3a.
- the driving unit 10 includes a light receiving circuit 11 for receiving a code signal transmitted from the controller 2, a driving device 13 for driving the wheels 12, and a driving device 13 for driving the wheels 13 based on the code signal received by the light receiving circuit 11. It includes a drive control device 14 for controlling the operation, a power supply battery 15 and the like.
- the driving device 13 includes a motor as a power source.
- the drive control device 14 determines the identification code included in the code signal received from the light receiving circuit 11, and includes the code signal when the identification code matches the identification code assigned to itself. Drive The driving device 13 is operated in the direction and speed corresponding to the motion control information.
- the identification code assigned to model 3 matches one of the identification codes that can be assigned to controller 2.
- the second vehicle 3b is equipped with a detection signal transmission unit 20.
- the transmission unit 20 includes a detection device 21, a transmission device (transmission circuit) 22, a power supply battery 23, and the like attached to the lower surface of the vehicle 3 b.
- the detection device 21 detects the detected element 26 of the sign 25 provided on the rail 4 and outputs a predetermined detection signal (ON signal).
- Various sensors such as a microswitch and a photoswitch can be used as the detection device 21.
- a microswitch is used as the detection device 21, a convex portion that can contact the microswitch can be provided as the detected element 26.
- the transmitting device 22 carries the detection signal from the detecting device 21 on a radio wave of a predetermined carrier frequency and transmits the signal from the antenna 22a.
- the carrier frequency used here differs for each identification code assigned to model 3.
- structures such as a station 27A and a railroad crossing 27B can be installed on or beside the rail 4.
- structures may be represented by reference numeral 27.
- the elements to be detected of the marker 25 (hatched portions in FIG. 3) 26 are provided so as to form different patterns depending on the type of the structure 27.
- the pattern is configured by appropriately combining the length and the number of the elements 26 to be detected.
- the sign 25 of the station 27A is composed of two short detected elements 26 and one long detected element 26.
- the detection device 21 sequentially detects the elements to be detected 26, and the detection signal of the pattern shown in FIG. 3B is transmitted from the transmission unit 20. Will be.
- the duration of the ON state in the pattern of the detection signal differs depending on the speed of the model 3.
- the reason why the pattern 25 is provided on both sides of the structure 27 by inverting the pattern is that even if the model 3 approaches the structure 27 from any direction, the transmission unit 20 Output the same pattern of detection signals from That's why.
- the output terminal section 9 of the controller 2 can be wiredly connected to the expansion unit 30.
- the extension unit 30 includes a CPU 31, a receiving circuit 32 for receiving a detection signal transmitted from the model 3 via the antenna 32 a, and a voice generating circuit 33. The function of the extension unit 30 will be described later.
- the expansion unit 30 may be installed separately from the controller 2 or may be provided detachably with respect to the controller 2. Further, the extension unit 30 may be built in the casing of the controller 2.
- the code signal from the output terminal section 9 is supplied to the CPU 31 and also to the booster signal mixer 35 through the extension unit 30.
- the booster one signal mixer 35 mixes the code signals output from the output terminals 9 of the respective controllers 2 and distributes them to a plurality of boosters 36.
- the booster 36 amplifies the code signal sent from the mixer 35, and transmits the code signal on infrared rays of a predetermined carrier frequency, similarly to the light emitting circuit 7 of the controller 2.
- the boosters 36 are installed in various places in the area where the rail 4 is installed. By using such a booster 36, the installation area of the rail 4 can be expanded beyond the transmission range of the controller 2.
- the receiving circuit 32 of the expansion unit 30 is a carrier corresponding to the identification code of the controller 2 connected via the output terminal section 9 among radio waves of various carrier frequencies transmitted from the transmission unit 20 of the model 3. Receives only radio waves of frequency Upon receiving the detection signal from the receiving circuit 32, the CPU 31 determines the state of the model 3 based on the detection signal and the code signal obtained from the controller 2 via the output terminal unit 9. Then, a sounding command corresponding to the discrimination result is output to the sound generation circuit 33.
- the sound generation circuit 33 holds various sound effects in its memory, and causes the speaker 34 to output the sound effect specified by the CPU 31.
- step S1 the CPU 31 first determines in step S1 whether the receiving circuit 32 has received the detection signal or not, and if not, ends the current routine. If the detection signal has been received, the process proceeds to step S2 to acquire the detection signal from the receiving circuit 32 and store it in a predetermined receiving memory (not shown). In the following step S3, it is determined whether or not the detection end force is present. If not, the process returns to step S'2 to continue acquiring the detection signal.
- step S2 and S3 the presence or absence of the detection signal is continuously monitored for a certain period of time, and when it is determined that the detection signal has no longer changed, it is determined that the detection is completed in step S3.
- step S4 drive control information is obtained from the code signal sent from the output terminal unit 9.
- step S5 the state of the model 3 is determined based on the drive control information and the detection signal. For example, when the detection signal is sent to draw the pattern shown in Fig.
- the traveling speed of the model 3 is obtained from the drive control information, the ON time of the detection signal is converted into a length, and the detection signal is transmitted.
- the pattern of the detected element 26 of the marker 25 corresponding to the pattern of is determined. Then, it can be determined from the pattern of the sign 25 that the model 3 has reached the station 27A. Or, in parallel with the detection of the sign 25 corresponding to the station 27A, the model 3 stops at the station 27A if the drive control information that instructs to decrease the running speed or stop the model 3 is obtained. Can be determined.
- step S6 instructing the sound generation circuit 33 to output a sound corresponding to the discriminated state, and terminating the routine.
- sound of the station name and various announcements are stored as sound effects in the memory of the sound generation circuit 3 3
- an appropriate sound corresponding to the approach or stop of the model 3 to the station 27 A can be output at speed 3 4 can be output.
- a sound effect different from that when approaching the station 27A for example, a crossing warning sound, a horn sound
- the content of the processing is appropriately changed according to the state of the model 3.
- the sound effect was generated in response to the detection of the sign 25, but in the extension unit 30, the state of the model 3 is determined based on only the detection signal and the effect is obtained. It is also possible to generate a sound effect or to generate a sound effect based only on drive control information.
- control that specifies the type of the sign 25 based on the ratio of the length of the pattern of the detection signal and generates a sound effect corresponding to the passage or the stop of the structure 27 can be considered.
- a transmission sound or a stop sound is generated regardless of the presence or absence of the detection signal by discriminating the transmission or the stop of the model 3 from the drive control information.
- the extension unit 30 may generate a visual effect such as a video output corresponding to the state of the model 3 or a blinking lamp in place of or in addition to the generation of an auditory effect by audio output.
- the sign 25 may be provided in a place without the structure 27, for example, in a place having a specific meaning.
- the type of structure may be determined from various viewpoints. For example, by adding a different sign 25 for each station name for a station, the type of the structure may be different for each station name.
- the sign 25 is not limited to the rail 4 and may be on the side of the rail 4 if the detection device 21 can handle it.
- FIG. 5, FIG. 6A, and FIG. 6B show a remote-controlled toy according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- the remote-controlled toy 51 is used to move a model 53 A to 53 D of a vehicle as a moving object based on a code signal transmitted from each of the controllers 52 A to 52 D using infrared rays. 4 to run on the race.
- the configurations of the controllers 52A to 52D are equal to each other, and when there is no need to distinguish between them, the controller is represented by reference numeral 52.
- the structures of the models 53A to 53D are the same, and when there is no need to distinguish them, the model is represented by reference numeral 53.
- the transmission timing of the code signal from the controller 52 is performed using the identification code as in the first embodiment, and the description thereof is omitted. It is assumed that four integers 1 to 4 are used for the identification code (ID).
- ID identification code
- the feature of the remote-controlled toy 51 of this embodiment is that the number of laps (number of laps) of the model 53 can be confirmed on the receiving unit 60 attached to each controller 52 using the lap management device 55. It is in the point which did.
- the characteristic portions will be described.
- the lap management device 55 includes a pair of light emitting units 56 and 57 arranged at both ends of the goal line 54 a, a transmitting unit 58 connected to the light receiving unit 57, and a transmitting unit 58. And a management unit 59 connected to the management unit.
- the signs 65 are detachably attached to the model 3.
- the sign 65 has an axis 66 and a flag 67 attached to the upper end of the axis 66 as an element to be detected.
- the height of the flag 67 on the road surface 54 of the course 54 depends on the identification code assigned to the model 3.
- the light-emitting unit 56 is provided with four light-emitting elements 56 a to 56 d corresponding to the identification codes 1 to 4 at different heights.
- Four light receiving elements 57 a to 57 d corresponding to different codes 1 to 4 are provided at different heights.
- the light emitting elements 56a to 56d emit predetermined detection light horizontally along the goal line 54a.
- the light receiving elements 57 a to 57 d receive the detection light, and output a predetermined detection signal to the transmission unit 58 when the detection light is blocked.
- the height of the detection light emitted from each of the light emitting elements 56 a to 56 d from the road surface 54 b is adjusted to the height that is blocked by the flag 67 of the sign 65 of the corresponding identification code. . Therefore, for example, when the model 3 of ID 4 passes the goal line 54a, only the detection light to the light receiving element 57d corresponding to ID 4 is blocked by the flag 67, and only the light receiving element 57d Outputs a detection signal.
- the sensitivity of the light receiving elements 57a to 57d is set so that the light receiving elements 57a to 57d do not react to the axis 66 of the marker 65.
- the transmission unit 58 transmits the detection signals from the light receiving elements 57a to 57d on a radio wave having a predetermined carrier frequency and transmits the signals from the antenna 58a.
- the carrier frequency used here differs for each of the light receiving elements 57a to 57d.
- the management unit 59 is used for displaying the detection status of the flag 67 by the light receiving unit 57, setting the transmission conditions from the transmission unit 58, and the like.
- the reception unit 60 receives only one radio wave of one carrier frequency among the radio waves of various carrier frequencies transmitted from the transmission unit 58 by the reception circuit 60a via the antenna 60b.
- the carrier frequency received by the receiving circuit 60a needs to match the carrier frequency corresponding to the identification code of the controller 52 to which the receiving unit 60 is attached.
- the reception unit 60 has a built-in CPU 61.
- the CPU 61 functions as a processing executing means by repeatedly executing the lap control routine of FIG. ⁇
- step S11 the CPU 61 first detects in step S11. This routine is terminated if the output signal is not received. If the detection signal has been received, the process proceeds to step S12, and 1 is added to the number of laps stored in a predetermined memory. In the following step S13, the number of laps is output and the current routine ends. The number of laps can be indicated by voice output or numerical display on a monitor or the like. In addition to the number of laps, notification of passing the goal line 54a and, if the number of laps is predetermined, output of the number of remaining laps may be performed in step S13.
- the reception unit 60 corresponds to an extension unit
- the lap management device 55 corresponds to an attached device.
- the receiving unit 60 may be separated from the controller 2 and installed at another position.
- the reception unit 60 may be stored in the casing of the controller 2.
- the present invention may be implemented in various forms without being limited to these embodiments.
- the configurations of the controller and the model can be variously changed.
- the CPU 31 of the expansion unit 30 or the CPU 61 of the reception unit 60 functions as the processing execution unit.
- the built-in CPUs of the power controllers 2 and 52 function as the processing execution unit.
- the function corresponding to the extension unit may be substantially incorporated as a part of the functions of the controllers 2 and 52.
- the present invention it is determined that the moving object has reached at least the position where the element to be detected is provided using the detection signal, and some processing is performed in association with the detection. By doing so, it is possible to enhance the interest of the game as compared with the conventional example, since information is not transmitted from the moving body. Since the detection signal is sent by radio waves, there is no effect on the configuration of sending signals from the controller to the moving object using infrared rays.
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