Hasbro, Inc.

Jkid Limited

Martin-boivin Innovations Inc.

Daniel Judkins

Andrew Han

Jonathan Pale

Don Cameron

Kristofer Paulson

Fujio Nobata

Peter Kullgren

Ceileidh Siegel

Endo Yoshiyuki

Steve Linker

Matthew James Bickerton

Craig Desrosiers

Spencer A Roberts

Bradley Caldwell

Michael Lee Simpson

Frederic Martin

James Lema

Marie Hélène Boivin

Daizo Uehara

A toy robot doll having upper and lower body portions and wheels that may be controlled by an operator with a remote smart device. A lower platform is connected to the lower body portion and an upper platform is connected to the upper body portion. A set of springs is mounted between the upper and lower platforms for biasing the platforms apart, and three cams and six cam followers move the platforms toward one another, move the doll's arms forward and outward, and move a head right and left. Another two cams pivot the head up, where all of the movements simulate dance steps and body movements that an operator may program using the smart device.

Toy robot with programmable and movable appendages

Gaming systems and methods for integrated computer-related and physical game play interactions between a game player, a physical game piece character and an electronic device are defined. The physical game piece character may be a combination of smaller parts where each combination transmits a unique alphanumeric identifier and control signals to an electronic device game application, where the game application features the physical game piece character and is responsive to the signals from the physical game piece character and transmits control signals to the physical game piece, which responds with sensory signals.

Mutually attachable physical pieces of multiple states transforming digital characters and vehicles

Systems and methods for interaction between a user and a plurality of toys is disclosed where an interactive physical toy character senses inputs from a player and from a virtual toy character in a virtual environment. The virtual toy character likewise senses inputs from a player and a physical toy character so that bidirectional, multi-way gameplay involving a player, a physical toy and a virtual toy in a virtual environment is achieved.

Three way multidirectional interactive toy

Gaming systems and methods for integrated computer-related and physical game play interactions between a game player, a physical game piece and an electronic device are defined. The physical game piece measures motion quantity and transmits motion data using a signal emitter when the signal emitter is actuated. The electronic device receives the transmitted signal, which a game application inputs along with user input. The game application uses the user input and the transmitted signal to tally game player score data in an accumulator.

Multi sourced point accumulation interactive game

Gaming systems and methods for integrated computer-related and physical game play interactions between a game player, a physical game piece and an electronic device are defined. The physical game piece transmits a unique alphanumeric identifier to an electronic device game application while the game application either waits to receive a recognized unique alphanumeric identifier before switching to a video game where a character battles and waits to receive a recognized unique alphanumeric identifier before switching back to the waiting state.

Integrated multi environment interactive battle game

Character eyes configuration

A game having a base structure including an array of lights with associated music. A player must respond to the illumination and music issued by the game by pressing a series of sensors located on the game at specific beats according to the rhythm and illumination of the game. A sequential linear illumination of the light displays can progress from the center outward to the sensor or progress from the sensor inward to the center.

Audio/visual display toy for use with rhythmic responses

Robotic dog

A sound producing unit and a light emitting unit are provided in the toy body so as to be actuated when combined proximally with another toy body. A battery-powered, electro-mechanical device includes a bipolar magnet, which automatically generates sound-effects and flashing lights depending on its position. The stimulus may include at least one of a sound producing unit or a flashing light emitting unit arranged in at least one of the proximally located combined toy vehicle bodies. The device includes an actuator/sensor, an electronic circuit board, a sound-effects generator, an amplifier, a speaker, LED lamps and driver. Combinable toy vehicles and the like include toy vehicle bodies such as battling starships with at least one detachably combined toy adapted to actuate a stimulus appealing to the sense such as at least one of a sound producing unit and a light emitting unit arranged in at least one of the toys and the proximally located combined toy.

Sound-effects generating device with bipolar magnetic switching for activity devices

Growing community of inventors

Providence, RI, United States of America

Daniel Judkins