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Abstract
A play set is disclosed. In some embodiments, the play set may include a play area having a plurality of indicia, the plurality of indicia including a first set of indicia and a second set of indicia; and a play toy including a sensor subsystem configured to measure intensity of light reflected from the first and second sets of indicia, and to generate a signal that corresponds to position of the play toy on the play area based on the measured intensity of the light reflected from the first and second sets of indicia, and a motion subsystem configured to receive the signal and move the play toy based on the received signal.
Description
The cross reference of related application
The title that the application requires on May 22nd, 2008 to submit to according to 35U.S.C. § 119 (e) is the priority of the 61/128th, No. 667 U.S. Provisional Patent Application of " Interactive Play Sets ".More than Shen Qing whole disclosures are combined in herein by reference for all purposes.
Background technology
The disclosure relates to game station, for example comprises the game station of one or more recreation dolls and/or one or more game area.May patent and the patent application relevant comprise the 3rd, 675, No. 925 with the disclosure, the 3rd, 973, No. 685, the 4th, 703, No. 240, the 4th, 981, No. 300, the 5th, 013, No. 047, the 5th, 051, No. 736, the 5th, 082, No. 286, the 5th, 107, No. 541, the 5th, 150, No. 174, the 5th, 477, No. 012, the 5th, 852, No. 434, the 6th, 020, No. 583, the 6th, 021, No. 363, the 6th, 168, No. 158, the 6th, 674, No. 530, the 6th, 697, No. 147, the 6th, 739, No. 874 and the 6th, 952, No. 263 United States Patent (USP)s, and publication number is 2006/0226602 U.S. Patent application, and publication number is the UK Patent Application of GB 2188850, and the patent No. is the Japan Patent of JP 06339583.Whole disclosures of above patent and patent application are combined in herein by reference for all purposes.
Summary of the invention
The disclosure relates to game station and determine the method for the position of recreation doll in game area.In certain embodiments, game station can comprise game area and the recreation doll with a plurality of marks (indicia), a plurality of marks comprise first group echo and second group echo, the recreation doll comprises sensor subsystem and motion subsystem, sensor subsystem is configured to measuring from the luminous intensity of first and second group echos reflection, and generating signal corresponding to recreation doll position the game area based on luminous intensity from the measurement of first and second group echos reflections, motion subsystem is configured to received signal and comes the moving game doll based on received signal.
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Fig. 1 is the schematic diagram of game station;
Fig. 2 is the schematic diagram of an example of sensor subsystem of the recreation doll of game station among Fig. 1;
Fig. 3 is the schematic diagram of another example of the recreation doll of game station among Fig. 1;
Fig. 4 is the schematic diagram of an example of the game area of game station among Fig. 1, has amplified the mark in the game area dimensionally for illustration purpose;
Fig. 5 is the schematic diagram of another example of the game area of game station among Fig. 1, has amplified the mark in the game area dimensionally for illustration purpose;
Fig. 6 is the schematic diagram of another example again of the game area of game station among Fig. 1, has amplified the mark in the game area dimensionally for illustration purpose;
Fig. 7 is the isometric view of an example of game station among Fig. 1, has amplified the mark in the game area dimensionally for illustration purpose;
Fig. 8 shows the exploded view of an example of the recreation doll of the game station among Fig. 7;
Fig. 9 shows the sectional view of observing the recreation doll of the game station among Fig. 7 along the line 9-9 among Fig. 7;
Figure 10 shows an example of the method for determining recreation doll position in the game area of game station in Fig. 1.
The specific embodiment
The disclosure relates to game station and determine the method for recreation doll position in game area.In certain embodiments, game station can comprise game area and the recreation doll with a plurality of marks, a plurality of marks comprise X-coordinate mark and Y-coordinate mark, X-coordinate mark is configured to make to have wavelength in first wave-length coverage from the light of X-coordinate mark reflection, Y-coordinate mark is configured to make to have wavelength in second wave-length coverage from the light of Y-coordinate mark reflection, and second wave-length coverage is different with first wave-length coverage; The recreation doll comprises sensor subsystem and motion subsystem, sensor subsystem is configured to measuring from X-coordinate mark and Y-coordinate mark intensity of light reflected, and generate corresponding to the X-coordinate of recreation doll and the signal of Y-coordinate position the game area based on the luminous intensity of measuring from the reflection of X-coordinate mark and Y-coordinate mark, sensor subsystem comprises and is configured to measure the only first sensor device of the luminous intensity in first wave-length coverage, with be configured to measure only second sensor device of the luminous intensity in second wave-length coverage, motion subsystem is configured to received signal and based on received signal moving game doll.
In certain embodiments, this method can comprise: measure from the luminous intensity of first mark reflection of first group echo; Measurement is from the luminous intensity of second mark reflection of second group echo; Based on measured luminous intensity, generate signal corresponding to recreation doll position in the game area from the reflection of first and second marks; And, based on this signal moving game doll.
Fig. 1 shows some embodiment of game station 20, and game station 20 can comprise that at least one recreation doll 22 and at least one have the game area 24 of a plurality of marks 26, and these marks can be spaced apart from each other.The recreation doll can be configured to interact with game area 24, and can adopt the form of any appropriate.For example, recreation doll 22 can comprise interactional doll robot or interactional doll pet, as, toy dog, toy cat, toy rabbit, Toy bird, toy fish etc.Alternately, interactional doll pet can be adopted the partner's of illusion form, as, unicorn, little dwarf or other partner based on one or more non-existent biologies.
Interactional doll robot or pet can be configured to the partner of simulating reality life.For example, toy dog can be configured to walk as doggie and run, sends the sound of dog, play as doggie etc.In addition, Toy bird can be configured to move, fly, send as bird the sound of bird etc. like that as bird.The example of interactional doll robot/pet and part thereof in being 2007/0293119 U.S. Patent application, publication number is disclosed.Whole disclosures of this application are combined in herein by reference for all purposes.
Alternately, recreation doll 22 can have the form of game pieces, for example can be used to the game pieces of game area 24.The doll 22 of for example playing can comprise international chess piece, Chinese checkers chess piece, ancient chess game chess chess piece etc.These chess pieces can be the shape and/or the size of any appropriate.In addition, game pieces can comprise the mark of any appropriate, for example, and one or more letters, numeral, alpha-numerical code, symbol, color etc.
For example, the first sensor device can be configured to measure the only luminous intensity in first wave-length coverage, second sensor device can be configured to measure the only luminous intensity in second wave-length coverage, and wherein second wave-length coverage can be different with first wave-length coverage or have overlapping.Alternately, or extraly, first sensor device 35 can be configured to detect or measure one or more character of first group echo, and second sensor device 36 can be configured to detect or measure one or more character of second group echo.
One or more sensor devices can comprise at least one optical transmitting set 38, at least one optical selector 40, and at least one photodetector 42, as shown in Figure 2.Optical transmitting set 38 can comprise the structure that is configured to the luminous any appropriate of one or more marks.For example, optical transmitting set can comprise at least one light source 44, as, one or more light emitting diodes (LED), laser LED, incandescent lamp, Halogen lamp LED, and/or fluorescent lamp.In certain embodiments, alternately, or extraly, light source can send black light, as, infrared light and/or ultraviolet light.
Optical selector 40 can comprise light that is configured to absorb or to stop particular range of wavelengths and/or any suitable architecture that allows the light of other wave-length coverage to pass through.For example, optical selector can comprise at least one filter 46.This filter can be adjacent with the photoelectric detector of photodetector, and/or can be configured to absorb or stop can be from the light of any appropriate wavelength of one or more marks reflections of game area.For example, filter can be configured to prevent that the light beyond the suitable wavelength scope from arriving photoelectric detector.
For example, filter 46 can comprise red filter, and it can absorb or stop and corresponding to the light of wave-length coverage (for example, about 630 to the about 700 nanometers) wave-length coverage in addition of redness.Alternately, or extraly, filter can comprise blue filter, its absorption or stop and corresponding to the light of wave-length coverage (for example, about 450 to the 490 nanometers) wave-length coverage in addition of blueness.Alternately, or extraly, filter 46 can comprise the color of any appropriate.
Photodetector 42 can comprise be configured to detect and/or measure from mark 26 reflections of game area 24 and/or through the structure of any appropriate of the luminous intensity of optical selector 40.For example, photodetector can comprise at least one photoelectric detector 48, as, fluorescence detector, photo resistance, photodiode, photomultiplier, photoelectric tube and/or phototransistor.This photoelectric detector can be configured to detect the light of any appropriate wavelength.
Although being shown as, sensor device 34 comprises optical transmitting set 38, optical selector 40 and photodetector 42, this sensor device can comprise any suitable architecture of one or more character of the mark that is configured to detect and/or measure game area, for example, in certain embodiments, sensor device can not comprise optical transmitting set and/or optical selector.
RACS 30 can comprise any suitable architecture that is configured to receive and/or handle from one or more signals of sensor subsystem 28, and/or one or more signals are sent to other subsystem 32.For example, RACS can comprise processor 54 and memory 56, as shown in Figure 1.Processor and memory can provide artificial intelligence, for example, allow the recreation doll to determine its position in game area and/or on the game area, and/or take action based on determined position.
For example, RACS can be configured to receive one or more photo measures from sensor subsystem 28, and the measurement that those are measured and are stored in the memory compares the position of next definite recreation doll in game area and/or on the game area.Alternately, or extraly, RACS 30 can send to other subsystem 32 based on the one or more signals that receive from sensor subsystem 28 with one or more signals at least in part.
Extraly, or alternately, other subsystem can comprise acceptor device 60, and it from (one or more) external emitters (for example is configured to, from other recreation doll 22 and/or game area 24) receive one or more signals, and/or those signals are sent to RACS 30.RACS can be at least in part based on the signal that is received, and command sensor subsystem and/or other subsystem are carried out one or more functions or action.For example, recreation doll 22 can be from the remote transmitter received signal relevant with the specific action of customer requirements, and RACS can command the telecontrol equipment of the doll of playing to carry out those actions.
Alternately, or extraly, other subsystem 32 can comprise and is configured to come the moving game doll to pass the telecontrol equipment 62 of game area based on the signal that receives from RACS at least in part.For example, the recreation doll can comprise based on the signal that receives from RACS and the one or more wheels and/or the one or more leg (not shown) that are driven by selectivity.RACS 30 can order or indicate telecontrol equipment to come the moving game doll based on the signal that is received along the one or more paths on the game area.
Extraly, or alternately, other subsystem can comprise the audio-visual apparatus 64 that is configured to generate based on the signal that receives from RACS at least in part one or more audio frequency and/or visual output.For example, when the recreation doll was game pieces, audio-visual apparatus can provide about moving the instruction of which game pieces based on the chess piece that before had been moved.And, although recreation doll 22 is shown as and comprises that sensor subsystem 28, RACS 30 and other subsystem 32, this recreation doll can comprise and be configured to and game area 24 interactional any suitable architecture.
For example, alternately, the recreation doll can not comprise RACS.Alternately, or extraly, sensor subsystem can be directly connected to the emitter apparatus of recreation doll, maybe can transmit the signal that is generated by itself.In certain embodiments, one or more recreation dolls can have and the different assembly of one or more other recreation dolls.
As discussed above, game area 24 can comprise a plurality of marks 26.For example, mark 26 can comprise first group echo 66 and second group echo 68, as shown in Figure 4.First group echo can have identical with second group echo and/or different character.For example, first group echo can be configured to make and comprise or have wavelength in first wave-length coverage from the light of first group echo reflection, and second group echo can be configured to make and comprises or have a wavelength in second wave-length coverage from the light of second group echo reflection.
First and second wave-length coverages can be the scope of any appropriate, and can be corresponding to the color of any appropriate.First and second wave-length coverages can be overlapping and/or can be identical.Alternately, first and second wave-length coverages can be different or not overlapping.For example, first wave-length coverage can be about 450 to about 490 nanometers, and it can be corresponding to blueness.In addition, second wave-length coverage can be about 630 to about 700 nanometers, and it can be corresponding to redness.
Game area also can comprise a plurality of recreation parts 70, as shown in Figure 4.These recreation parts can be any appropriate numeral and/or can be separated by many lines 72, as, first group of line 74 and second group of line 76, as shown in Figure 4.
Comprise first and second groups of orthogonal or vertical lines although game area 24 is shown as, alternately or extraly, can separate the recreation part with the line of any type with any appropriate relation.For example, one or more oblique lines can be used to separate one or more recreation parts.In addition,, recreation part 70 separates although being shown as by line 72,, alternately, this recreation part can not separated by line.
The mark 26 that the recreation part can have any appropriate, for example first group echo 66 and second group echo 68.This first and second group echo can comprise one or more letters, numeral, alphanumeric code, symbol, color etc.For example, first and second group echos can comprise the first mark square 78 and the second mark square 80, as shown in Figure 4.
Each recreation part can comprise the mark (as, first mark) of first group echo and the mark of second group echo (as, second mark), has with other recreation part and compares different or unique properties of combination, for example, the luminous intensity that reflects from mark.For example, the first mark square can move and be blocked (for example, the more or less light of reflection) that becomes along the X-coordinate between the recreation part along with the recreation doll more or lessly.
Extraly, or alternately, the second mark square can move and becomes and be blocked more or lessly along the Y-coordinate between the recreation part along with the recreation doll, as shown in Figure 4.As described above, when changing, also can be called as X-coordinate mark from the mark of first group echo, and also can be called as Y-coordinate mark from the mark of second group echo from the scalar nature of first and second group echos.
And first and second squares can be configured to, and make the light that is reflected comprise the color of any appropriate.For example, one or more first mark squares can comprise redness (or reflecting about 630 light to about 700 nanometer wavelength range), and one or more second mark square can comprise blueness (or reflecting about 450 light to about 490 nanometer wavelength range).The difference of the color property between the first and second mark squares can allow the to play sensor subsystem of doll is distinguished between square.
For example, the first sensor device can comprise red filter, with guarantee sensor device detect and/or measure about 630 to about 700 nanometer wavelength range luminous intensity (promptly, red square), second sensor device can comprise blue filter simultaneously, to guarantee that sensor device detects and/or measures in about 450 luminous intensities (that is blue square) to about 490 nanometer wavelength range.Although for the first and second mark squares specific color has been discussed, the recognizable any appropriate color of the sensor subsystem of the doll of playing all can be used, for example, and filtrable color.
Extraly, although first and second group echos are shown as specific dimensions with recreation size partly relatively, those marks can be the sizes of any appropriate.For example, first and second group echos can be little a lot of with respect to the size of recreation part.In certain embodiments, those marks can be very little dimensionally with respect to the recreation part, makes that those marks hardly can be by user's identification with the naked eye.
And although the light and shade of first and second squares is shown as and strengthens linearly or weaken, the light and shade of those squares can change in any suitable manner, comprises random fashion, as shown in Figure 5.In addition, comprise square, can use the mark of any appropriate although first and second group echos are shown as.For example, first and second group echos can comprise the first mark circle 82 and the second mark circle 84, as shown in Figure 6.
First and/or the second group echo circle can comprise the circle 88 of outer circle 86 and inner crested, inner circle can pass moving of recreation part and have different-diameter from zero diameter to the outer circle vary in diameter along with the recreation doll, and the recreation part is not separated by line among Fig. 6.Although being shown as for the diameter of the inside circle of the first and second mark circles increases linearly or reduce, the diameter character of inner circle can change in any way, comprises random fashion.
Extraly, although various measure or the scalar nature of various inside diameters is illustrated in Fig. 4 to Fig. 6, alternately, or extraly, the character of mark can any desired manner change, so that provide different or unique mark for each recreation part.For example, mark can be different at aspects such as shape, overall dimensions.And, in above accompanying drawing, schematically shown game station 20, with the representational example of assembly that general game station is shown, rather than to limit its geometry, shape and size especially.
Fig. 7 shows another example of game station 20, is shown 90 prevailingly.Unless get rid of clearly, game station 90 can comprise one or more functions of one or more assemblies and/or game station 20 assemblies.Game station 90 can be the form of any appropriate, as, sport game equipment.
Sport game equipment can comprise game pieces 92 and have the game area 94 of mark 96, as shown in Figure 7.Although sport game equipment 90 is shown as the football field that simulation has football player and football, but alternately, or extraly, physical game equipment can be simulated sportsman with other type and other stadium of game object, as, sportsman that rugby, rugby, basketball, baseball and/or hockey field and they are associated and game object.
Game object can have the assembly of the one or more player's of being similar to chess pieces, and/or can have different assemblies.For example, one or more game objects can comprise sensor subsystem (not shown), RACS (not shown), and the emitter apparatus (not shown).
The assembly of player's chess piece and/or game object can allow to carry out dissimilar recreation.For example, player's chess piece 98 can be subjected to the restriction of the specific part of game area.Sensor subsystem 102 can detect the part at player's chess piece place, then to determining where player's chess piece will move to and/or the player is allowed to make the RACS 104 transmission signals of which action.Extraly, game object can detect it whether on specific part, and sends signal via the emitter apparatus of game object to player's chess piece and/or game area.
In the example in Fig. 7, player's chess piece can be limited to enter, and for example, comprises the game area part at goal.Yet if football enters those parts of game area, ball can send signal to the audiovisual system of one or more player's chess pieces and/or game station.Then, audiovisual system can provide audio frequency and/or video output, and the indication football has been moved to the game area part that comprises one of goal.
Figure 10 shows an example of the method for determining recreation doll position on game area, and this method is depicted as 112 prevailingly.This method can comprise that at 114 places, measurement is from the luminous intensity of first mark reflection of first group echo of game area.At 116 places, measurement is from the luminous intensity of second mark reflection of second group echo of game area.At 118 places, can generate signal based on the luminous intensity of measuring from the reflection of first and second marks corresponding to the recreation doll position on game area.At 119 places, can move this recreation doll based on signal.
In certain embodiments, this method can comprise, at 120 places, stop from the light of first mark reflection of first group echo, for example, the light beyond first wave-length coverage of 450 to 490 nanometers.Extraly, or alternately, this method can comprise, at 122 places, stops from the light of second mark reflection of second group echo, for example, and the light beyond second wave-length coverage of 630 to 700 nanometers.In certain embodiments, second wave-length coverage can be different with first wave-length coverage.
More than having set forth, the disclosure comprises the invention with independent function of a plurality of uniquenesses.Though disclosed each the preferred form in these inventions, owing to may there be many variations, disclosed herein and the specific embodiment that illustrates should not be considered to constitute any restriction.Theme of the present invention comprise herein the various elements, feature, function and/or the character that disclose all novelties with non-obvious combination and sub-portfolio.Similarly, in the place that arbitrarily requires to have used " " or " first " element or its equivalent, such claim should be understood to include the combination of one or more such elements, both neither requiring nor excluding two or more such elements.
The invention of implementing with the various combination and the sub-portfolio of feature, function, element and/or character may come requirement by the new claim that related application proposes.New claim like this, no matter they relate to different inventions also relates to identical invention, and whether different, wideer, narrower or equal, all should be counted as to be included in the subject matter scope disclosed herein if comparing scope with original right requirement book.
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1. game station comprises:
Game area, it has a plurality of marks, and described a plurality of marks comprise first group echo and second group echo; And
The recreation doll, it comprises:
Sensor subsystem, it is configured to measure from described first group echo and the described second group echo intensity of light reflected, and based on measured from described first group echo and the described second group echo intensity of light reflected, be created on the described game area signal corresponding to the position of described recreation doll; And
Motion subsystem, it is configured to receive described signal, and moves described recreation doll based on the signal that receives.
2. game station as claimed in claim 1, wherein, described first group echo comprises X-coordinate mark, and described second group echo comprises Y-coordinate mark, and described signal is corresponding to the X-coordinate position and the Y-coordinate position of the described recreation doll on the described game area.
3. game station as claimed in claim 1, wherein, described first group echo is configured to, and makes light wavelength from described first group echo reflection in first wave-length coverage.
4. game station as claimed in claim 3, wherein, described first wave-length coverage is about 450 to about 490 nanometers.
5. game station as claimed in claim 3, wherein, described second group echo is configured to, and makes light wavelength from described second group echo reflection in second wave-length coverage.
6. game station as claimed in claim 5, wherein, described second wave-length coverage is about 630 to about 700 nanometers.
7. game station as claimed in claim 1, wherein, described sensor subsystem comprises and is configured to measure the only first sensor device of the light intensity in first wave-length coverage, with be configured to measure only second sensor device of the light intensity in second wave-length coverage, described second wave-length coverage is different with described first wave-length coverage.
8. game station as claimed in claim 7, wherein, described first sensor device comprises first photoelectric detector and first filter adjacent with described first photoelectric detector, and described first filter is configured to prevent that the light beyond described first wave-length coverage from arriving described first photoelectric detector.
9. game station as claimed in claim 8, wherein, described second sensor device comprises second photoelectric detector and second filter adjacent with described second photoelectric detector, and described second filter is configured to prevent that the light beyond described second wave-length coverage from arriving described second photoelectric detector
10. game station as claimed in claim 1, wherein, described game area comprise first and with the isolated second portion of described first, described first group echo comprises first mark adjacent with described first, second mark adjacent with described second portion, and be disposed in one or more other first group echos between described first mark and described second mark, wherein, described first group echo is configured to, and makes to strengthen to described second mark from described first mark from the described first group echo intensity of light reflected.
11. game station as claimed in claim 10, wherein, described second group echo comprises three mark adjacent with described first, four mark adjacent with described second portion, and be disposed in one or more other second group echos between described the 3rd mark and described the 4th mark, wherein, described second group echo is configured to, and makes to strengthen to described the 4th mark from described the 3rd mark from the described second group echo intensity of light reflected.
12. game station as claimed in claim 11, wherein, described game area comprises and described first and the isolated third part of second portion, and with described first, isolated the 4th part of second portion and third part, described first group echo comprises five mark adjacent with described third part, six mark adjacent with described the 4th part, and be disposed in one or more other first group echos between described the 5th mark and described the 6th mark, wherein, described first group echo is configured to, make to keep constant, and strengthen to described the 6th mark from described first mark from the described first group echo intensity of light reflected from described first mark to described the 5th mark.
13. game station as claimed in claim 12, wherein said second group echo comprises seven mark adjacent with described third part, eight mark adjacent with described the 4th part, and be disposed in one or more other second group echos between described the 7th mark and described the 8th mark, wherein, described second group echo is configured to, make to keep constant, and strengthen to described the 7th mark from described first mark from the described second group echo intensity of light reflected from described first mark to described the 8th mark.
14. game station as claimed in claim 1, wherein, described game area comprises the cribbage-board that is configured to support described recreation doll, and described cribbage-board has described first group echo and described second group echo.
15. a game station comprises:
Game area, it has a plurality of marks, described a plurality of mark comprises X-coordinate mark and Y-coordinate mark, described X-coordinate mark is configured to, make light wavelength from described X-coordinate mark reflection in first wave-length coverage, described Y-coordinate mark is configured to, and makes light wavelength from described Y-coordinate mark reflection in second wave-length coverage, and described second wave-length coverage is different with described first wave-length coverage; And
The recreation doll, it comprises:
Sensor subsystem, it is configured to measure from described X-coordinate mark and described Y-coordinate mark intensity of light reflected, and based on measured from described X-coordinate mark and described Y-coordinate mark intensity of light reflected, be created on the described game area corresponding to the X-coordinate position of described recreation doll and the signal of Y-coordinate position, described sensor subsystem comprises the first sensor device that is configured to measure the light intensity in described first wave-length coverage only and is configured to measure only second sensor device of the light intensity in described second wave-length coverage; And
Motion subsystem, it is configured to receive described signal, and moves described recreation doll based on the signal that receives.
16. game station as claimed in claim 15, wherein, described first wave-length coverage is about 450 to about 490 nanometers, and described second wave-length coverage is about 630 to about 700 nanometers.
17. method of on game area, determining recreation doll position, described game area comprises first group echo and second group echo, described first group echo is configured to, feasible light from described first group echo reflection comprises the wavelength in first wave-length coverage, described second group echo is configured to, feasible light from described second group echo reflection comprises the wavelength in second wave-length coverage, and described second wave-length coverage is different with described first wave-length coverage, and described method comprises:
Measurement is from the first mark intensity of light reflected of described first group echo;
Measurement is from the second mark intensity of light reflected of described second group echo;
From described first mark and the described second mark intensity of light reflected, be created on the described game area signal based on measured corresponding to the position of described recreation doll; And
Move described recreation doll based on described signal.
18. method as claimed in claim 17 further comprises the light beyond described first wave-length coverage that stops from described first mark reflection of described first group echo.
19. method as claimed in claim 18 further comprises the light beyond described second wave-length coverage that stops from described second mark reflection of described second group echo, described second wave-length coverage is different with described first wave-length coverage.
20. method as claimed in claim 19, wherein, described first wave-length coverage is about 450 to about 490 nanometers, and described second wave-length coverage is about 630 to about 700 nanometers.
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