Elpas Electro-optic Systems, Ltd.

Vr Sports, Inc.

Mathiew Bais

Murray Teitell

David G Pelka

Shlomo Yasur

The present disclosure provides for an electronic monitoring device having an adjustable length cable to connect the monitoring device to an object. A band is adapted to engage at least a portion of the object and is operable for receiving a portion of the cable therein. The band may include a winding mechanism connectable thereto which is adapted to wind a desired length of cable into the band such that the band and cable can be matched to the size of the object being monitored.

Electronic monitoring device

The golf game system of the present invention includes at least two magnetic induction coil sensors to simulate the speed and the direction of a golf swing by a golfer. A magnetic strip adhesively attached to the end of the golf club locates the position of the golf club with respect to the sensors. An electronic circuitry panel translates the information provided by the magnetic induction coil sensors into information that is acceptable to the customized software package. The magnetic sensing system interfaces with standard software packages for a personal computer to allow a user to swing a real golf club and have the results entered and displayed by the software package. In one preferred embodiment of the invention, the magnetic sensing system and electronic circuitry panel interfacing with the personal computer are integrated into a golf mat. The magnetic induction coil sensors may be flat induction coils built into the mat to minimize mat thickness. The golf mat further may include means to select functions such as the number of the golf club from the software package without returning to the mouse of the personal computer. The selection means may be realized with a `magnetic mouse` integrated into the golf mat so that the golfer may position the cursor on the computer screen by moving the golf club around an area of the golf mat. Magnetic sensors in the golf mat interact with the magnet on the end of the golf club to position of the cursor over the desired function from the software package, and the golfer may then click on that function with a switch or button on the golf mat.

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Southlake, TX, United States of America

Mathiew Bais