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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 20, 2018
Filed:
Mar. 18, 2014
James Clarke, Washington, DC (US);
Chiedo Ohanyerenwa, Washington, DC (US);
James Clarke, Washington, DC (US);
Chiedo Ohanyerenwa, Washington, DC (US);
Forward Entertainment & Technology, LLC, Washington, DC (US);
Abstract
A room or area designed to facilitate a plurality of users moving while they learn, work, or participate in a simulation. sensor relays aid this process by sending and receiving user information to a central hub, a movement device, one another or any combination of the three, in order to safely benefit the users coordination, exercise, or concentration while multitasking, according to their own user defined set points, a set of default set points, or set points determined by an external observer. This room or area may be further enhanced in applications where a treadmill or moving walkway is present.
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