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Simulated training method using processing system images, idiosyncratically controlled in a simulated environment

Patent 6183259 Issued on February 6, 2001. Estimated Expiration Date: Icon_subject November 2, 2018. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.

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Application

No. 184433 filed on 11/02/1998

US Classes:

434/247, PHYSICAL EDUCATION345/156, DISPLAY PERIPHERAL INTERFACE INPUT DEVICE345/629, Merge or overlay434/307R, CATHODE RAY SCREEN DISPLAY AND AUDIO MEANS434/365, MEANS FOR DEMONSTRATING APPARATUS, PRODUCT, OR SURFACE CONFIGURATION, OR FOR DISPLAYING EDUCATION MATERIAL OR STUDENT'S WORK463/3, Paddle-type game (e.g., pinball, tennis, baseball, golf, hockey, etc.)463/4, Simulated court game or athletic event (e.g., soccer, basketball, etc.)482/902Employing specific graphic or video display

Examiners

Primary: Chen, Jose V.

Foreign Patent References

  • WO90/04848 WO. 05/19/1990
  • WO 92/21412 WO. 12/19/1992
  • PCT/US96/00919 WO. 01/19/1996
  • WO 96/01138 WO. 01/19/1996

International Classes

A63B 009/00
G09B 009/00
G09B 019/00

Abstract

The present invention pertains to a method and apparatus for simulated training in physical movement using processing system images. Said images may be demonstrative images representing examples of any physical movement, user images that are idiosyncratically controlled by individual users, and/or any combination or separate display of both such images. Simulated training is directed to the personal, interactive control of displayed user controllable images such that the user acquires a level of know-how related to the physical movement of any particular image. Embodiments of the invention could include the physical movement of animals, bacteria, viruses, objects, living, mechanical and electromechanical or other systems and images from live video taping, or animated or computer generated images or live or robots real time images from any other source.

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