EP3824984B1 - Magnetic induction trigger toy and control method thereof - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a sound-producing toy, and in particular, to a toy triggered by magnetic induction and control method thereof.
- An interactive toy will make a respond action accordingly at the time of being triggered by a user, and bring fun to the user with a diversity of interaction.
- the patent CN208356100U discloses a toy doll, which belongs to the field of toys, the doll body comprises a shell, a main control chip, a power supply device, a light emitting device, a signal receiving device, a hall sensing device and an input key.
- one Hall sensor corresponds to one action mode, that is, if a toy is desired to respond different actions, a plurality of Hall sensors is needed, which in fact lead to a larger size of the toy and add up the manufacture cost thereof.
- the present invention is intended to address at least one of the technical problems in the prior art, herein provided with a magnetic induction trigger toy and a control method thereof.
- a magnetic induction trigger toy including:
- the magnetic induction trigger toy provides at least the following beneficial effects that including: switching between different group of response files through the switch buttons, and selecting a corresponding response file from the current group of response files according to the order in which the magnet triggers the Hall sensor, with these two features combined, to achieve a variety of control effects with fewer number of Hall sensors (i.e., the number of Hall sensors are reduced), thus enable the toy a smaller volume and less cost during manufacture, and the interactive toys' playability is improved.
- the response file is a sound file
- the response output module is a speaker
- the controller causes the speaker to make a sound according to the sound file.
- the response file is a light control command
- the response output module is a plurality of bulbs
- the controller causes the plurality of bulbs to turn on/off according to the light control command to generate a graphic pattern.
- the toy body includes a cover, a plurality of book pages and a bottom, and the cover and the plurality of book pages are connected to a side of the bottom and can rotate vertically relative to the bottom around the side.
- the plurality of the Hall sensors, the controller and the plurality of switching buttons are provided on the bottom.
- a mark is provided on the book page corresponding to the position of the Hall sensor.
- a method for controlling a magnetic induction trigger toy according to claim 7 is provided.
- the method for controlling a magnetic induction trigger toy provides at least the following beneficial effects that including: switching between different group of response files through the switch buttons, and selecting a corresponding response file from the current group of response files according to the order in which the magnet triggers the Hall sensor, with these two features combined, to achieve a variety of control effects with fewer number of Hall sensors (i.e., the number of Hall sensors are reduced), thus enable the toy a smaller volume and less cost during manufacture, and the interactive toys' playability is improved.
- selecting a corresponding response file from the current group of response files according to an order in which a magnet triggers different Hall sensors includes:
- the response file is a sound file
- the response output module is a speaker
- the response action refers to the speaker make ating sound according to the sound file.
- the response file is a light control command
- the response output module is a plurality of bulbs
- the response action refers to the plurality of bulbs turning on/off according to the light control command to generate a graphic pattern.
- orientation words such as terms “top”, “bottom”, “front”, “rear”, “left”, “right”, and the like are based on directions or position relationships shown by the accompanying drawings, which are used only for describing the present invention and for description simplicity, but do not indicate or imply that an indicated apparatus or element must have a specific orientation or must be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, these wording cannot be understood as a limitation on the present invention.
- the term “a plurality of” is a quantifier meaning one or more, and the term “a plurality of” means more than two.
- the terms “greater than”, “less than”, “exceeding”, etc. are to be construed as excluding the number itself, and the terms “above”, “below”, “within”, etc. are to be construed as including the number itself.
- the terms “first” and “second” are only for the purpose of distinguishing the technical features, they cannot be understood as indicating or implying relative importance or implicitly indicating the number or sequential order of the indicated technical features.
- a magnetic induction trigger toy which includes:
- the response file is a sound file
- the response output module 21 is a speaker
- the controller 22 causes the speaker to make a sound according to the sound file.
- the toy body 10 includes a cover 11, a plurality of book pages 12 and a bottom 13, and the cover 11 and the plurality of book pages 12 are connected to a side of the bottom 13 and can rotate vertically relative to the bottom around the side 13.
- the toy body 10 may be other types of toys, such as puzzle toys or plush doll toys.
- the plurality of the Hall sensors 24, the controller 22, the speaker and the plurality of switching buttons 25 are provided on the bottom 13.
- the switch button 25 is a membrane switch, which has a thin thickness and a small volume, and can be hidden better.
- a mark is provided on the book page 12 corresponding to the position of the Hall sensor 24.
- the switching button 25 is firstly triggered, and then the book page 12 is turned to a page corresponding to the switching button 25.
- the book page 12 is provided with a mark, and the position of the mark corresponds to the position of the Hall sensor 24.
- pictures and texts are drawn on the book page 12, which can be matched with the sound file group.
- the magnet 31 triggers the Hall sensor 24 "1” and then the Hall sensor 24 "2".
- the Hall sensor 24 "1” and the Hall sensor 24 “2” send a signal to the controller 22 successively.
- the controller 22 arranges the two Hall sensors 24 in a numbering array of "12” according to the order of triggers, and searches for a sound file a corresponding to "12" in the current sound file group from the relationship list.
- the speaker make the sound contained in the sound file A.
- the controller 22 arranges the two Hall sensors 24 in a numbering array of "21” according to the order of triggers, and searches for a sound file B corresponding to "21" in the current sound file group from the relationship list. The speaker make the sound contained in the sound file B.
- the magnet 31 of the external trigger 30 is a permanent magnet.
- the external trigger 30 is a turntable with a rotation axis
- the magnet 31 is disposed on the turntable
- a plurality of Hall sensors 24 are disposed on a path through which the magnet 31 rotates.
- the response file is a light control command
- the response output module 21 is a plurality of bulbs; the controller 22 causes the plurality of bulbs to turn on/off according to the light control command to generate a graphic pattern.
- the bulbs are disposed on the book page 12.
- a power supply module 23 is further provided within the toy body 10, and the power supply module 23 provides a power source for the controller 22, the response output module 21, the Hall sensors 24, and the switch buttons 25.
- the power supply module 23 may be a battery or an external plug.
- Step S200 includes the following steps:
- the process returns to step S220.
- the limited time is 10s. In other embodiments, the limited time may be adjusted according to actual needs, for example, 5s.
- the response file is a sound file
- the response output module 21 is a speaker
- the controller 22 causes the speaker to make a sound according to the sound file.
- the response file is a light control command
- the response output module 21 is a plurality of bulbs; the controller 22 causes the plurality of bulbs to turn on/off according to the light control command to generate a graphic pattern.
- different group of response files may be switched from one to another through switching the switch buttons 25, and selecting a corresponding response file from the current group of response files according to the order in which the magnet 31 triggers the Hall sensor 24, with these two features combined, to achieve a variety of control effects with fewer number of Hall sensors 24 (i.e., the number of Hall sensors 24 are reduced), thus enable the toy a smaller volume and less cost during manufacture, and the interactive toys' playability is improved.
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Description
- The present invention relates to a sound-producing toy, and in particular, to a toy triggered by magnetic induction and control method thereof.
- Currently, there are a variety of interactive toys in the market. An interactive toy will make a respond action accordingly at the time of being triggered by a user, and bring fun to the user with a diversity of interaction.
- On the present market, there are also interactive toys that sense magnets through a Hall sensor, thus triggering the induction effect. For example, the patent
CN208356100U discloses a toy doll, which belongs to the field of toys, the doll body comprises a shell, a main control chip, a power supply device, a light emitting device, a signal receiving device, a hall sensing device and an input key. However, in the prior art usually one Hall sensor corresponds to one action mode, that is, if a toy is desired to respond different actions, a plurality of Hall sensors is needed, which in fact lead to a larger size of the toy and add up the manufacture cost thereof. - The present invention is intended to address at least one of the technical problems in the prior art, herein provided with a magnetic induction trigger toy and a control method thereof.
- The technical solutions used in the present invention are as follows:
According to a first aspect of the present invention, a magnetic induction trigger toy is disclosed, including: - an external trigger with a magnet inside;
- a toy body provided with:
- a plurality of Hall sensors respectively placed at different positions of the toy body;
- a controller stored with a plurality of groups of response files, and each of which includes a plurality of response files;
- a response output module connected with the controller and used to make corresponding response actions according to different response files;
- a plurality of switching buttons respectively connected with the controller and used to switch the group of response files;
- the controller selects a corresponding group of response files in response to a trigger by the switching button, and selects a corresponding response file from the current group of response files according to the order in which the magnet triggers the Hall sensor and output it to the response output module, thus enables the response output module to make a corresponding response action according to the response file.
- The magnetic induction trigger toy provides at least the following beneficial effects that including: switching between different group of response files through the switch buttons, and selecting a corresponding response file from the current group of response files according to the order in which the magnet triggers the Hall sensor, with these two features combined, to achieve a variety of control effects with fewer number of Hall sensors (i.e., the number of Hall sensors are reduced), thus enable the toy a smaller volume and less cost during manufacture, and the interactive toys' playability is improved.
- According to the first aspect of the present invention, the response file is a sound file, and the response output module is a speaker; the controller causes the speaker to make a sound according to the sound file.
- According to the first aspect of the present invention, the response file is a light control command, and the response output module is a plurality of bulbs; the controller causes the plurality of bulbs to turn on/off according to the light control command to generate a graphic pattern.
- According to the first aspect of the present invention, the toy body includes a cover, a plurality of book pages and a bottom, and the cover and the plurality of book pages are connected to a side of the bottom and can rotate vertically relative to the bottom around the side.
- According to the first aspect of the present invention, the plurality of the Hall sensors, the controller and the plurality of switching buttons are provided on the bottom.
- According to the first aspect of the present invention, a mark is provided on the book page corresponding to the position of the Hall sensor.
- According to a second aspect of the present invention, a method for controlling a magnetic induction trigger toy according to claim 7 is provided.
- The method for controlling a magnetic induction trigger toy provides at least the following beneficial effects that including: switching between different group of response files through the switch buttons, and selecting a corresponding response file from the current group of response files according to the order in which the magnet triggers the Hall sensor, with these two features combined, to achieve a variety of control effects with fewer number of Hall sensors (i.e., the number of Hall sensors are reduced), thus enable the toy a smaller volume and less cost during manufacture, and the interactive toys' playability is improved.
- According to the second aspect of the present invention, selecting a corresponding response file from the current group of response files according to an order in which a magnet triggers different Hall sensors includes:
- numbering the Hall sensors;
- detecting that the magnet triggers a Hall sensor;
- within a limited time period, detecting that the magnet triggers another Hall sensor;
- arraying the numbers of the two Hall sensors in the order of being triggered and retrieving a corresponding response file in the current group of response files from a relationship list.
- According to the second aspect of the present invention, the response file is a sound file, and the response output module is a speaker; the response action refers to the speaker make ating sound according to the sound file.
- According to the second aspect of the present invention, the response file is a light control command, and the response output module is a plurality of bulbs; the response action refers to the plurality of bulbs turning on/off according to the light control command to generate a graphic pattern.
- Additional aspects and advantages of the present invention will be partially given in the following description, and will become apparent from the following description, or be learned through the practice of the present invention.
- The present invention will be further described below with reference to the drawings and examples.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a magnetic induction trigger toy according to an embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 2 is an operation schematic diagram of a magnetic induction trigger toy according to an embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 3 is another operation schematic diagram of a magnetic induction trigger toy according to an embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 4 is a schematic flowchart of a method for controlling a magnetic induction trigger toy according to an embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 5 is a schematic flowchart of step S200. - This section will describe various embodiments of the present invention in detail. The preferred embodiments of the present invention are shown in the drawings. The drawings are intended to supplement the description that may not mention in the text, so that a person can directly and visually understand each technical feature and overall technical solution of the invention, but they are not meant to limit the scope of the present invention.
- In the description of the present invention, it should be noted that directions and position relationships indicated by orientation words such as terms "top", "bottom", "front", "rear", "left", "right", and the like are based on directions or position relationships shown by the accompanying drawings, which are used only for describing the present invention and for description simplicity, but do not indicate or imply that an indicated apparatus or element must have a specific orientation or must be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, these wording cannot be understood as a limitation on the present invention.
- In the description of the present invention, the term "a plurality of" is a quantifier meaning one or more, and the term "a plurality of" means more than two. The terms "greater than", "less than", "exceeding", etc. are to be construed as excluding the number itself, and the terms "above", "below", "within", etc. are to be construed as including the number itself. The terms "first" and "second" are only for the purpose of distinguishing the technical features, they cannot be understood as indicating or implying relative importance or implicitly indicating the number or sequential order of the indicated technical features.
- In the description of the present invention, unless otherwise clearly defined, the terms such as "install", "dispose" and "connect" should be understood in a broad sense. Those skilled in the art can reasonably determine the specific meaning of the above terms in the present invention in conjunction with the specific content of the technical solution.
- Referring to
FIGs. 1 to 3 , according to an embodiment of the present invention, a magnetic induction trigger toy is disclosed, which includes: - an
external trigger 30 with amagnet 31 inside; - a
toy body 10 provided with:- a plurality of
Hall sensors 24 respectively placed at different positions of thetoy body 10; - a
controller 22 stored with a plurality of groups of response files, and each of which includes a plurality of response files; - a
response output module 21 connected with thecontroller 22 and used to make corresponding response actions according to different response files; - a plurality of
switching buttons 25, respectively connected with thecontroller 22 and used to switch the group of response files; - the
controller 22 selects a corresponding group of response files in response to a trigger by theswitching button 25, and selects a corresponding response file from the current group of response files according to the order in which themagnet 31 triggers theHall sensor 24 and output it to theresponse output module 21, thus enables theresponse output module 21 to make a corresponding response action according to the response file.
- a plurality of
- Specifically, in one embodiment, the response file is a sound file, and the
response output module 21 is a speaker; thecontroller 22 causes the speaker to make a sound according to the sound file. - Further, the
toy body 10 includes acover 11, a plurality ofbook pages 12 and abottom 13, and thecover 11 and the plurality ofbook pages 12 are connected to a side of thebottom 13 and can rotate vertically relative to the bottom around theside 13. In other embodiments, thetoy body 10 may be other types of toys, such as puzzle toys or plush doll toys. - Further, the plurality of the
Hall sensors 24, thecontroller 22, the speaker and the plurality ofswitching buttons 25 are provided on thebottom 13. Specifically, theswitch button 25 is a membrane switch, which has a thin thickness and a small volume, and can be hidden better. - Further, a mark is provided on the
book page 12 corresponding to the position of theHall sensor 24. - Referring to
FIG. 2 , in this embodiment, theswitching button 25 is firstly triggered, and then thebook page 12 is turned to a page corresponding to theswitching button 25. Thebook page 12 is provided with a mark, and the position of the mark corresponds to the position of theHall sensor 24. In addition, pictures and texts are drawn on thebook page 12, which can be matched with the sound file group. - When a user moves the
external trigger 30 from a mark "1" to a mark "2", firstly, themagnet 31 triggers theHall sensor 24 "1" and then theHall sensor 24 "2". TheHall sensor 24 "1" and theHall sensor 24 "2" send a signal to thecontroller 22 successively. Thecontroller 22 arranges the twoHall sensors 24 in a numbering array of "12" according to the order of triggers, and searches for a sound file a corresponding to "12" in the current sound file group from the relationship list. The speaker make the sound contained in the sound file A. - Similarly, when a user moves the
external trigger 30 from a mark "2" to a mark "1", firstly, themagnet 31 triggers theHall sensor 24 "2" and then theHall sensor 24 "1". TheHall sensor 24 "2" and theHall sensor 24 "1" send a signal to thecontroller 22 successively. Thecontroller 22 arranges the twoHall sensors 24 in a numbering array of "21" according to the order of triggers, and searches for a sound file B corresponding to "21" in the current sound file group from the relationship list. The speaker make the sound contained in the sound file B. - It should be noted that the
magnet 31 of theexternal trigger 30 is a permanent magnet. - Referring to
FIG. 3 , in another embodiment, theexternal trigger 30 is a turntable with a rotation axis, themagnet 31 is disposed on the turntable, and a plurality ofHall sensors 24 are disposed on a path through which themagnet 31 rotates. - In addition, in another embodiment, the response file is a light control command, and the
response output module 21 is a plurality of bulbs; thecontroller 22 causes the plurality of bulbs to turn on/off according to the light control command to generate a graphic pattern. Specifically, the bulbs are disposed on thebook page 12. - A
power supply module 23 is further provided within thetoy body 10, and thepower supply module 23 provides a power source for thecontroller 22, theresponse output module 21, theHall sensors 24, and theswitch buttons 25. Thepower supply module 23 may be a battery or an external plug. - Referring to
FIG. 4 , herein disclosed a method for controlling a magnetic induction toy according to another embodiment of the present invention, including the following steps: - Step S100: selecting a corresponding group of response files in response to a trigger by
different switching buttons 25; - Step S200: selecting a corresponding response file from the current group of response files according to the order in which a
magnet 31 triggersdifferent Hall sensors 24; - Step S300: outputting the selected response file to a
response output module 21; - Step S400: enabling the
response output module 21 to make a corresponding response action according to the response file. - Referring to
FIG. 5 , further, the Step S200 includes the following steps: - Step S210: numbering the
Hall sensors 24; - Step S220: detecting that the
magnet 31 triggers aHall sensor 24; - Step S230: within a limited time period, detecting that the
magnet 31 triggers anotherHall sensor 24; - Step S240: arraying the two
Hall sensors 24 according to the order of being triggered and retrieving a corresponding response file in the current group of response files from a relationship list. - It should be noted that if the
magnet 31 is not detected to trigger anotherHall sensor 24 within a limited time period, the process returns to step S220. Specifically, the limited time is 10s. In other embodiments, the limited time may be adjusted according to actual needs, for example, 5s. - Specifically, in one embodiment, the response file is a sound file, and the
response output module 21 is a speaker; thecontroller 22 causes the speaker to make a sound according to the sound file. - In addition, in another embodiment, the response file is a light control command, and the
response output module 21 is a plurality of bulbs; thecontroller 22 causes the plurality of bulbs to turn on/off according to the light control command to generate a graphic pattern. - In the above embodiments, different group of response files may be switched from one to another through switching the
switch buttons 25, and selecting a corresponding response file from the current group of response files according to the order in which themagnet 31 triggers theHall sensor 24, with these two features combined, to achieve a variety of control effects with fewer number of Hall sensors 24 (i.e., the number ofHall sensors 24 are reduced), thus enable the toy a smaller volume and less cost during manufacture, and the interactive toys' playability is improved. - The foregoing embodiments represent only several implementations of the present invention, and descriptions thereof are relatively specific and detailed, but cannot be construed as a limitation on the scope of the present invention. The scope of the invention is defined by the appended claims.
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- A magnetic induction trigger toy, comprising:an external trigger (30) with a magnet (31) inside;a toy body (10) provided with:a plurality of Hall sensors (24) respectively placed at different positions of the toy body (10);a controller (22) stored with a plurality of groups of response files, and each of the plurality of groups of response files including a plurality of response files;a response output module (21) connected with the controller (22) and used to make corresponding response actions according to different response files;a plurality of switching buttons (25) respectively connected with the controller (22) and used to switch the group of the response files;characterized in that the controller (22) selects a corresponding group of response files in response to a trigger by the switching button (25), and according to an order in which the magnet triggers the Hall sensors (24), selects a corresponding response file from the current group of response files and output it to the response output module (21), thus enables the response output module (21) to make a corresponding response action according to the response file.
- The magnetic induction trigger toy according to claim 1, wherein the response file is a sound file, and the response output module (21) is a speaker; the controller (22) causes the speaker to make a sound according to the sound file.
- The magnetic induction trigger toy according to claim 1, wherein the response file is a light control command, and the response output module (21) is a plurality of bulbs; the controller (22) causes the plurality of bulbs to turn on/off according to the light control command to generate a graphic pattern.
- The magnetic induction trigger toy according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the toy body (10) includes a cover (11), a plurality of book pages (12) and a bottom (13), and the cover (11) and the plurality of book pages (12) are connected to a side of the bottom (13) and can rotate vertically relative to the bottom (13) around the side.
- The magnetic induction trigger toy according to claim 4, wherein the plurality of the Hall sensors (24), the controller (22) and the plurality of switching buttons (25) are provided on the bottom (13).
- The magnetic induction trigger toy according to claim 5, wherein a mark is provided on the book page (12) corresponding to the position of the Hall sensor (24).
- A method for controlling a magnetic induction trigger toy comprising:an external trigger (30) with a magnet (31) inside;a toy body (10) provided with:a plurality of Hall sensors (24) respectively placed at different positions of the toy body (10);a controller (22) stored with a plurality of groups of response files, and each of the plurality of groups of response files including a plurality of response files;a response output module (21) connected with the controller (22) and used to make corresponding response actions according to different response files;a plurality of switching buttons (25) respectively connected with the controller (22) and used to switch the group of the response files,the method including the following steps:selecting a corresponding group of response files in response to a trigger by a switching button (25);selecting a corresponding response file from the current group of response files according to an order in which a magnet triggers different Hall sensors (24);outputting the response file to a response output module (21);enabling the response output module (21) to make a corresponding response action according to the response file.
- The method according to claim 7, wherein selecting a corresponding response file from the current group of response files according to an order in which a magnet triggers different Hall sensors (24) includes:numbering the Hall sensors (24);detecting that the magnet triggers one of the different Hall sensors (24);within a limited time period, detecting that the magnet triggers another Hall sensor (24);arraying the numbers of the two Hall sensors (24) in the order of being triggered and retrieving a corresponding response file in the current group of response files from a relationship list.
- The method according to claim 8, wherein the response file is a sound file, and the response output module (21) is a speaker; the controller (22) causes the speaker to make a sound according to the sound file.
- The method according to claim 8, wherein the response file is a light control command, and the response output module (21) is a plurality of bulbs; the controller (22) causes the plurality of bulbs to turn on/off according to the light control command to generate a graphic pattern.
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