JP2018033979A - Reading body - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a toy that can easily change voices or the like generated, and is made rich in variety and interesting by generating different voices even with the same combination, when generating voices or the like in correspondence with the combination of a plurality of pieces of data.SOLUTION: A toy body 22 includes a support body 24 having support parts 241, 242, and 243 for interchangeably supporting an identified member 21 in which a reading body 30 reads individual identification information, and a guide part 25 for guiding the reading body 30 so as to pass through a reading position where reading is possible when the individual identification information is read by the reading body 30. Also, toy identification information for identifying the toy body 22 from another toy body is attached to the toy body 22. A drive part 43 is driven according to the combination of the read individual identification information and the toy identification information, and a mode unique to the toy can be employed, thereby providing the toy that is rich in variety and interesting.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a toy.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is a device that reproduces sound when an object such as a toy or the like is present alone or in a composite form with other articles (for example, see Patent Document 1).

That is, an ID that identifies data on an article such as a trading card or figure, audio data that is reproduced when the article exists alone, audio data that is reproduced when combined with other articles, etc. A non-contact IC tag is provided as a storage means for storing the data, and data stored in the non-contact IC tag is read by a tag reader. Then, sound is generated based on the read ID and sound reproduction rule.
As a result, the sound generated depending on the playback rules and the contents of the sound data can be changed in various ways to provide the tastes such as reality, story, and game characteristics.

Japanese Patent Laying-Open No. 2002-123276 (FIG. 3)

  Generally, collectors and enthusiasts such as toys try to collect a series of toys when there are many types of similar toys, for example. However, even when a plurality of toys are collected in this way, there is a problem that the sound to be uttered is hardly changed and is not interesting.

  Then, this invention is made | formed in view of said problem, and it aims at providing the toy which is rich in change, and is interesting.

  The toy of the present invention has a toy body, a member to be identified to which individual identification information is given, and a reading body that reads the individual identification information from the member to be identified, and the toy body is formed by the reading body. A readable toy identification unit with toy identification information for identifying the toy main body from other toy main bodies is provided, and the reader includes the individual identification information read from the identified member And a drive unit that can be driven in accordance with a combination with the toy identification information read from the toy body after reading the individual identification information.

  In the toy according to the present invention, the toy main body may include a support portion that supports the identified member in a replaceable manner.

  Moreover, in the toy according to the present invention, a plurality of the support portions may be provided.

  Moreover, in the toy according to the present invention, the toy body moves the reading body so that the reading body passes through a reading position where the individual identification information of the identified object supported by the support portion can be read. You may have a guide part to guide.

  In the toy according to the present invention, the guide unit may guide the reading body that has passed through the reading position to a toy identification position where the toy identification information can be read.

  In the toy according to the present invention, the toy body may include a guide unit that guides the reading body to the reading position and the toy identification position in all support parts.

  In the toy according to the present invention, the driving unit may adopt a driving mode corresponding to a combination when the individual identification information read by the reader is a predetermined combination.

  In the toy according to the present invention, the drive unit may include at least one of a sound generation unit, a light emitting unit, and a vibration unit.

  In the toy according to the present invention, the individual identification information and the toy identification information may be written on an IC tag, and the reader may be an IC tag reader.

  According to the toy according to the present invention, a more varied and interesting toy can be provided.

It is a front view of a user wearing a belt which is the toy of the first embodiment according to the present invention. It is a front view of the belt which is the toy of 1st Embodiment concerning this invention. It is a front view of a medal holder. (A) is the perspective view which looked at the scanner from the front, (B) is the perspective view which looked at the scanner from back. It is a block diagram which shows the internal structure of a scanner. It is a flowchart which shows the medal reading operation | movement in a belt. It is a flowchart which shows generation | occurrence | production of a transformation sound and a deadly technique sound. It is a front view of the weapon which is a toy of 2nd Embodiment concerning this invention. It is a flowchart which shows the medal reading operation | movement in a weapon. It is a flowchart which shows the output of a normal attack sound and a deadly attack sound.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, preferred embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
(First embodiment)
FIG. 1 shows a user 10 wearing a belt 20 as a toy according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
The belt 20 as a toy imitates a belt worn by a hero of a hero such as a TV program. As shown in FIG. 1, the user 10 is also detachably attached to the waist 11 and used. It is intended to be a “heroic play” where you can become a hero. The hero attaches a medal to the belt on the program, reads the medal attached to the belt with a scanner, changes to a predetermined mode based on the combination of the attached medals, and performs various special moves. In addition, the scanner is set to emit sound, emit light, etc. when making a transformation or performing a special move. Here, “transformation” means that the hero changes the appearance of the head, the chest, and the chest according to the medal.

First, as shown in FIG. 2, for example, three medals 21 (a first medal 211, a second medal 212, and a third medal 213) can be mounted on the belt 20 in a replaceable manner. Each of the medals 211, 212, and 213 indicates the transformation mode of the hero's head, chest, and legs as settings on the program. For example, when the setting is such that the hero can change the head, the chest, and the leg by 6 types on the program (that is, the setting that can be transformed into 6 × 6 × 6 = 216 types), the first medal 211 , The second medal 212 and the third medal 213 are also prepared for each of six types.
In the following description, when medals are collectively referred to, they are displayed as medals 21, and when medals are distinguished, they are displayed as first medals 211, second medals 212, and third medals 213. .

  An IC tag 26 storing individual identification information is embedded in the medal 21 and is not exposed on the surface. As the IC tag 26, an RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tag can be used. In particular, by using a passive type that operates using radio waves from the scanner 30 as an energy source, it is not necessary to incorporate a battery, and it can be operated inexpensively and almost permanently. The IC tag 26 operates by receiving radio waves from the scanner 30 and generates a signal representing the stored individual device identification information.

  Individualization of medals 21 may be performed from various viewpoints. For example, the individual identification information stored in the IC tag may be different depending on the color, such as a gold medal or a silver medal. Further, the individual identification information stored in the IC tag may be made different according to the transformation mode of the hero indicated by the medal as the setting on the program. For example, a medal that indicates a transformation mode that uses an animal “hawk” as a motif, a medal that indicates a transformation mode that uses an animal “tiger” as a motif, and a transformation mode that uses an insect “batta” as a motif For medals, the individual identification information stored in each IC tag may be different. In this case, a pattern such as a hawk, a tiger, or a grasshopper may be provided on the surface of the medal. In addition, on the back side, a symbol representing any part of each medal indicating a transformation mode, that is, a head, a chest, or a leg can be provided. Thereby, the individual identification information can be known from the appearance of the medal 21. In this embodiment, according to the individual identification information of the medal 21, the color of the medal (gold or silver), the motif of the transformation mode indicated by the medal as the setting on the program ("hawk", "tiger", "batta") Such as animals and insect types).

  As shown in FIG. 2, the belt 20 is a medal that is a support body having a belt body 22 that is a toy body worn by the user 10, and slots 241, 242, and 243 as support portions that support the medal 21 in a replaceable manner. A holder 24 (see FIG. 3), a scanner holder 23 that removably accommodates the scanner 30 in the belt main body 22, and a medal storage unit 28 that removably stores a plurality of medals 21 are provided. The medal holder 24 can be provided integrally with the buckle 221 of the belt 20. The scanner holder 23 is provided with a holding portion 231 for hooking and holding the scanner 30. The medal storage unit 28 holds the medal 21 to be used, takes out the medal 21 to be used, and attaches it to the medal holder 24. Alternatively, the used medal 21 taken out from the medal holder 24 is stored. The scanner holder 23 and the medal storage unit 28 can be attached to any place of the belt main body 22.

  As shown also in FIG. 3, the medal holder 24 has a plurality of slots 241, 242, and 243 so that a plurality (three in this embodiment) of medals 211, 212, and 213 can be inserted in a replaceable manner. . That is, the slots 241, 242, and 243 function as support portions that support the medals 211, 212, and 213. The medal holder 24 is provided with a toy identification IC 27 to which toy identification information for identifying the belt 20 from other toys is attached. The toy identification IC 27 receives the radio wave from the scanner 30, operates using this as an energy source, and emits a signal representing the attached toy identification information. Individualization between toys based on toy identification information may be performed from various viewpoints such as use, shape, retail price, role in a program, production date and time. For example, a toy identification IC with different toy identification information may be built in, which is divided by the role of “become play” like the belt 20 and the weapon 50 described later. In addition, even if the role is the same “belt” as the role of “successful play”, the toy identification information attached to the toy identification IC may be different if the shape is different. This allows individual belts worn by different heroes on the program to be individualized as separate toys, or even belts worn by the same hero, even before the power-up as a setting in the program. And as a belt after power-up, each can be individualized as a separate toy. In the present embodiment, at least the toy identification information attached to the toy identification IC 27 built in the belt 20 indicates that the toy containing the toy identification IC 27 is the belt 20.

The medal holder 24 includes a guide unit 25 that guides the scanner 30 so that the scanner 30 passes through a reading position where the individual identification information of the medal 21 supported by the medal holder 24 can be read. The guide portion 25 is provided in the vicinity of the slots 241, 242, and 243 so that a member having an L-shaped cross section protrudes from the surface of the medal holder 24. In the present embodiment, the guide portion 21 is provided substantially parallel to the direction in which the slots 241, 242, and 243 are arranged. Further, the guide unit 25 and the medal holder 24 can be inclined (for example, about 24 °) with respect to the belt main body 22 so that the scanner 30 can be easily moved when the individual identification information is read by the user 10. In this way, the belt body 22 is provided.
Therefore, by moving the scanner 30 along the guide unit 25, the scanner 30 can pass through the reading position where the individual identification information of the medal 21 can be read, and can read the individual identification information from the IC tag 26 of the medal 21. it can. Further, by moving the scanner 30 along the guide portion, the scanner 30 can read the toy identification information from the toy identification IC 27 of the medal holder 24 after reading the individual identification information from the IC tag 26 of the medal 21. Guided to the toy identification position. Accordingly, the scanner 30 can naturally read the toy identification information from the toy identification IC 27 after reading the individual identification information from the IC tag 26 of the medal 21.

As shown in FIG. 4, the scanner 30 has an overall disk shape, and has a handle 31 for inserting the hand of the user 10 and holding the scanner 30 on the surface. A reading start switch 32 for starting a function as a tag reader is provided inside the handle 31. The reading start switch 32 is turned on by gripping the handle 31, and once turned on, the scanner 30 can read the individual identification information of the medal 21 and the toy identification information of the toy identification IC 27 for a predetermined time. Therefore, if the reading start switch 32 is turned on and reading is not performed within a certain time, the reading is automatically turned off and reading cannot be performed, and battery consumption can be prevented. Further, on the surface, a sound generation unit 34 such as a speaker that emits sounds such as predetermined speech, start-up sound, transformation sound, deadly sound, and the like, and a light-emitting unit 35 including an LED that emits light, and the like are provided inside. A vibration part 36 for vibrating 30 is provided (see FIG. 5).
In addition, it is desirable to attach a pattern corresponding to the hero image on the surface.

  On the back surface of the scanner 30, there is an engaging portion 33 for hooking and holding the holding portion 231 (see FIG. 2) of the scanner holder 23 of the belt main body 22. The locking portion 33 can rotate in a direction away from the back surface (in the direction of arrow A in FIG. 4B) with the upper end portion 331 as the center, and rotates when attached to the scanner holder 23. Is biased to the back side by a spring member (not shown). As a result, the scanner 30 locked to the scanner holder 23 is held without dropping.

  A transmission antenna 371 and a reception antenna 372 are provided on the back surface of the scanner 30. The transmission antenna 371 emits radio waves toward the IC tag 26 of the medal 21 by being controlled by the control unit 40 described later when reading the individual identification information of the medal 21 by the scanner 30, and the receiving antenna 372 A signal emitted from the IC tag 26 is received in response to the radio wave. The transmission antenna 371 emits radio waves toward the toy identification IC 27 under the control of the control unit 40 described later when the toy identification information of the toy identification IC 27 is read by the scanner 30, and the reception antenna 372 In response, a signal issued from the toy identification IC 27 is received.

  FIG. 5 shows an internal configuration of the scanner 30 which is an IC tag reader. As shown in FIG. 5, a control unit 40 and a battery 41 are provided inside the scanner 30, and are connected via a reading start switch 32. Therefore, when the reading start switch 32 is turned on, a current flows through the control unit 40 for a predetermined time, and control is started.

  A transmission antenna 371 and a reception antenna 372 are connected to the control unit 40, and when the reading start switch 32 is turned on, the transmission antenna 37 is controlled to emit radio waves to the IC tag 26 and toy identification IC 27, and The individual identification information and toy identification information represented by the signal emitted from the IC tag 26 of the medal 21 received by the receiving antenna 372 and the signal emitted from the toy identification IC 27 of the medal holder 24 are determined, and the memory described later 42 is stored in the temporary storage area (that is, individual identification information and toy identification information are read). A memory 42 is connected to the control unit 40, and voice data for generating sounds such as a predetermined dialogue, start-up sound, transformation sound, deadly skill sound, etc. from the sound generation unit 34, and the light emitting unit 35 in a predetermined pattern. The light emission data for emitting light and the vibration data for vibrating the vibration unit 36 in a predetermined pattern are stored. In addition, at least in advance, combinations of individual identification information of predetermined medals 21 and operation data of the sound generation unit 34, the light emitting unit 35, and the vibration unit 36 with respect to these combinations are stored, but the present invention is not limited to this. In addition to storing various audio data, light emission data (light emission pattern data), and vibration data to be described later, various conceivable data can be stored. The memory 42 has a temporary storage area for temporarily storing the individual identification information and toy identification information of the read medal 21. A drive unit 43 is connected to the control unit 40, and the sound generation unit 34, the light emitting unit 35, and the vibration unit 36 are connected to the drive unit 43.

Next, the operation of the user 10 on the belt 20 and the operation of the belt 20 corresponding thereto will be described.
First, the reading operation of the medal 21 will be described with reference to FIG. When started (step SAS), the desired medal 21 stored in the medal storage unit 28 is taken out and mounted in the slots 241, 242, and 243 of the medal holder 24 (step SA1). A desired number of medals 21 are mounted (step SA2), and when the mounting is completed, the scanner 30 is taken out from the scanner holder 23 (step SA3). The reading start switch 32 is turned on by putting the hand into the handle 31 of the scanner 30 and holding it (step SA4). Accordingly, the control unit 40 drives the transmission antenna 371 to control the transmission antenna 37 so as to emit radio waves for the IC tag 26 and the toy identification IC 27. At the same time, the control unit 40 reads audio data for generating a standby sound from the memory 42, drives the sound generation unit 34 to generate a standby sound (step SA5), and the user 10 uses the scanner 30 to identify individual identification information of the medal 21. It is possible to know that the toy identification information of the medal holder 24 can be read. As the standby sound, for example, a sound such as “Cuin” can be adopted. At this time, it is desirable that the control unit 40 controls the light emitting unit 35 to emit light and the vibration unit 36 to vibrate in response to the standby sound based on the data stored in the memory 42.

  When the user 10 does not start reading within a predetermined time after the standby sound is emitted (that is, the reading start switch 32 is turned on) (step SA6), the control unit 40 turns off the reading start switch 32. Then, the process ends (step SA7). Conversely, when the user 10 starts reading within a predetermined time, that is, the user 10 moves the scanner 30 along the guide portion 25 of the medal holder 24 within the predetermined time (step SA8). The control unit 40 recognizes the medal 21 every time one medal 21 is read (step SA9). That is, the scanner 30 that can read the individual identification information and toy identification information can read the individual identification information of the medal 21 (in this embodiment, above the guide unit 25 and in the slots 241, 242). , 243), a current flows through the IC tag 26 in the medal 21 by the radio wave emitted from the transmission antenna 371 of the scanner 30, and the IC tag 26 emits a signal. A signal emitted from the IC tag 26 is received by the receiving antenna 372. The control unit 40 determines the individual identification information represented by the signal received by the receiving antenna 372. That is, the individual identification information of the medal 21 is read. When the individual identification information of the medal 21 is read, the control unit 40 reads the audio data of the medal recognition sound from the memory 42, drives the sound generation unit 34 to emit the medal recognition sound, and stores the read individual identification information in the memory. 42 is stored in the temporary storage area. As the medal recognition sound, for example, a sound such as “Kean” when reading a gold medal, and a “Geen” when reading a silver medal can be used. Also, since the read individual identification information is stored in the temporary storage area of the memory 42, when two medals 21 are read, the control unit 40 determines that the individual identification information of the two medals 21 read is gold. It can be determined whether or not it represents a medal. When it is determined that two pieces of individual identification information of gold medals have been read, the control unit 40 uses the first gold for the medal recognition sound generated when the individual identification information of the second gold medal is read. You may make changes, such as raising a semitone from the medal recognition sound emitted when the individual identification information of medals is read. At this time, based on the data stored in the memory 42, the control unit 40 preferably controls the light emitting unit 35 to emit light and the vibration unit 36 to vibrate in response to the scan sound.

  Then, the scanner 30 is moved along the guide unit 25 to pass through the reading position where the individual identification information of the medal 21 can be read, and all the medals 211, 212, 213 inserted in the slots 241, 242, 243 are individually After reading the identification information, the toy identification IC 27 attached to the medal holder 24 is subsequently read (step SA10). That is, by moving the scanner 30 along the guide unit 25 and reading the individual identification information of the medal 21, the scanner 30 is guided to a toy identification position where the toy identification information of the toy identification IC 27 can be read. The radio wave emitted from the transmission antenna 371 of the scanner 30 causes a current to flow through the toy identification IC 27 and the toy identification IC 27 emits a signal. A signal emitted from the toy identification IC 27 is received by the receiving antenna 372. The control unit 40 determines toy identification information represented by a signal received by the receiving antenna 372, and in the present embodiment, determines that the belt 20 is used. As described above, by moving the scanner 30 along the guide unit 25, after reading the individual identification information of the medal 21, the toy identification information of the toy identification IC 27 is also read by a natural operation, and the control unit 40 performs the scanner 30. In addition, it can be recognized that the toy being played with is the belt 20. Further, the control unit 40 stores the read toy identification information in the temporary storage area of the memory 42.

  When the toy identification information of the toy identification IC 27 is read, the control unit 40 generates sound data for generating a reading completion sound (scanning completion sound) for reading the individual identification information of the medal 21 and the toy identification information from the memory 42. And the sound generator 34 is driven to generate a reading completion sound (step SA11). A plurality of audio data for generating a reading completion sound is stored in the memory 42 for each toy identification information of the toy identification IC 27, and the control unit 40 is stored in a temporary storage area in the memory 42. The voice data for generating the reading completion sound corresponding to the toy identification information read most recently is read from the memory 42. That is, in this embodiment, the sound data of the reading completion sound corresponding to the toy identification information of the belt 20 is read. For example, a sound such as “Zukuon” can be used. Of course, at this time, based on the data stored in the memory 42, the control unit 40 preferably controls the light emitting unit 35 to emit light and the vibration unit 36 to vibrate in response to the reading completion sound. . Further, since the reading completion sound corresponds to toy identification information, if this is toy identification information other than the belt 20, it is needless to say that different sounds are output. Next, the control unit 40 refers to the individual identification information of the read first medal 211, second medal 212, and third medal 213 stored in a partial storage area in the memory 42, and each individual identification information Determines the motif (for example, hawk, tiger, grasshopper) specified by the voice, and the voice corresponding to the motif stored in the memory 42 (for example, the voice of “hawk” if the motif is hawk, or “tiger” if the motif is tiger. And voice data for generating a “batter” if it is a grasshopper) are read from the memory 42, and the sound generator 34 is driven to generate the sound. This completes reading (step SAE).

Next, an operation based on the individual identification information of the read medal 21 will be described with reference to FIG.
In the setting of the program, the hero changes its transformation mode according to the content of the medal read by the scanner (for example, the transformation mode of the head, chest, and leg changes according to the motif specified by the medal). A makeover sound is emitted. In order to reproduce this, first, the control unit 40 refers to the toy identification information of the toy identification IC 27 stored in the temporary storage area of the memory 42 (step SB1). In the present embodiment, the toy identification information stored in the temporary storage area of the memory 42 represents the belt 20, so that “the combination of the individual identification information of the medals 211, 212, and 213” For comparison, “combinations of individual identification information of predetermined medals 21” stored in the memory 42 are used to determine whether they match. (Step SB2). When it is determined that the combination of the individual identification information of the read medal 21 does not match the predetermined combination (when the number of the individual identification information of the read medal 21 is less than the number constituting the predetermined combination (for example, In the case where the predetermined combination is a combination of three pieces of individual identification information (for three medals), the individual identification information read includes only one or two pieces (for one or two medals). The control unit 40 reads out audio data for generating a normal transformation sound such as “Duen” from the memory 42, and drives the sound generation unit 34 to output the audio (step SB3).

On the other hand, if it is determined in step SB2 that the combination matches the predetermined combination, the control unit 40 receives a special transformation sound stored in the memory 42 for the predetermined combination, for example, medals 211, 212, and 213. In the case of “Taka”, “Tora”, and “Battatta”, the data for generating “Tatoba, Tatoba, Tatoba” is read from the memory 42 by taking the initials, and the sound generation unit 34 is driven to output sound (step SB4). At this time, it is desirable that the control unit 40 controls the light emitting unit 35 to emit light and the vibration unit 36 to vibrate in response to the transformation sound based on the data stored in the memory 42.
The order of the medals 211, 212, and 213 mounted on the medal holder 24 is not limited, and if the combination of the read individual identification information is the same, it is determined that they are the same combination (that is, the order of hawk, tiger, and grasshopper). Even if the individual identification information is read in, even if it is read in the order of hawk, grasshopper, tiger, it is determined that these are combinations of individual identification information of the same hawk, tiger, grasshopper) Even if the user is a child and is put on the medal holder 24 in the wrong order, the user can enjoy the output of a special transformation sound.

Further, the user 10 reads the individual identification information of the medal 21 and the toy identification information of the toy identification IC 27 with the scanner 30 again within a predetermined time (for example, 3 minutes) after outputting the normal transformation sound or the special transformation sound. (Step SB5). If the user 10 reads the individual identification information of the medal 21 and the toy identification information of the toy identification IC 27 again with the scanner 30 within a predetermined time, the medal is recognized every time one medal is read as described above. (Step SB6), and the toy identification IC 27 is read (Step SB7). The control unit 40 compares the individual identification information and toy identification information stored in the temporary storage area in the memory 42 with the individual identification information and toy identification information newly read and stored in the temporary storage area. It is determined whether or not (step SB8). When it is determined that they match, the reading is performed again without exchanging the medals 21, so that the sound data that generates the reading completion sound is read from the memory, and the sound generation unit 34 is driven. A reading completion sound is output (step SB9). Further, in response to reading again without exchanging the medal 21, the control unit 40 is now not a transformation sound but a sound of a deadly technique sound such as “scanning charge rider kick” from the memory 42. The sound data is read out and the sound generator 34 is driven to output sound (step SB10). This is the end (step SB11).
On the other hand, if there is no re-reading of the individual identification information within a predetermined time in step SB5, the control unit 40 deletes the individual identification information stored in the temporary storage area of the memory 42 and ends (step SB12). In step SB8, the individual identification information and toy identification information stored in the temporary storage area in the memory 42 do not match the individual identification information and toy identification information newly read and stored in the temporary storage area. If the determination is made, the user 10 exchanges the medal 21 and reads it again, so that it is stored in the temporary storage area in the memory 42 with the newly read individual identification information and toy identification information. The individual identification information and toy identification information are overwritten and the process returns to step SA11 in FIG. 6 (arrow A), and a reading completion sound corresponding to the newly read toy identification information is output. To.

As described above, according to the belt 20 of the first embodiment according to the present invention described above, the belt main body 22 has the slots 241, 242, and 243 that support the medals 211, 212, and 213 from which the scanner 30 reads individual identification information in an exchangeable manner. Therefore, the individual identification information to be read can be easily changed by exchanging the medals 211, 212, and 213.
In addition, the toy main body 22 has a guide portion 25 that guides the scanner 30 so as to pass through a reading position where the individual identification information can be read when the individual identification information is read by the scanner 30. Individual identification information can be read.
The toy body 22 is provided with a toy identification IC 27 to which toy identification information for identifying the toy body 22 from other toy bodies is provided, and the scanner 30 moves along the guide unit 25. Thus, the toy body 22 can be reliably identified. Thereby, the drive part 43 can be driven according to the combination of the read individual identification information and toy identification information, the aspect peculiar to the belt 20 can be taken, and the belt 20 rich in change can be provided.

  Further, since the medal holder 24 has a plurality of slots 241, 242, and 243 that support the medals 211, 212, and 213 in a replaceable manner, a plurality of medals 21 can be used. Further, since the guide unit 25 guides the scanner 30 to a reading position where the individual identification information of the medals 21 of all the slots 241, 242, and 243 can be read, the individual identification information of all the medals 21 can be reliably read. it can.

  In addition, when the plurality of individual identification information read by the scanner 30 is a predetermined combination, the drive unit 43 adopts a special drive mode corresponding to the combination, which can surprise the user or the like.

  In addition, the drive unit 43 can drive at least one of the sound generation unit 34, the light emitting unit 35, and the vibration unit 36 to express voice, light, vibration, or a combination thereof. Can be given.

  Further, since the individual identification information and toy identification information are written in the minute IC tag 26 and toy identification IC 27, the IC tag 26 and toy identification IC 27 are embedded at a desired position without changing the design of the medal 21 and the medal holder 24. be able to. The scanner 30 reads information by contacting or not contacting the IC tag 26 of the medal 21 and the toy identification IC 27 of the belt body 22.

(Second Embodiment)
Next, the weapon 50 as a toy according to the second embodiment of the present invention will be described. In addition, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the site | part which is common in the belt 20 concerning 1st Embodiment mentioned above, and the overlapping description is abbreviate | omitted.
As shown in FIG. 8, the weapon 50 as a toy is similar to that used by a hero in a battle in the setting of a program, and has a weapon main body 51 and a medal 21. Then, the medal 21 which is a member to be identified to which the individual identification information is given is mounted on the weapon main body 51, the individual identification information is read from the medal 21 mounted by the scanner 30 which is a reader, and based on the read information. To take a predetermined form.

  The weapon main body 51 includes a handle portion 52 held by the user 10 and a blade portion 53 continuous with the handle portion 52. The blade 53 is provided with a slot 54 as a support for supporting the medal 21 in an exchangeable manner. At the tip of the slot 54, storage chambers 541, 542, and 543 as support portions for storing the medal 21 are provided. Is provided. The storage chambers 541, 542, and 543 communicate with each other, and the medal 21 can move between the storage chambers. A micro switch 55 for counting the number of medals 21 inserted into the slot 54 is provided in the vicinity of the medal insertion slot of the slot 54, and the medal 21 inserted into the slot 54 is turned on according to the number of times the micro switch 55 is turned on. Thus, the drive control unit described later grasps the number of inserted medals 21.

  On the side surface of the blade portion 53, a guide portion 56 is provided along the storage chambers 541, 542, and 543. In the vicinity of the tip of the guide portion 56, a toy identification IC 57 to which toy identification information indicating the weapon 50 is attached is provided instead of the belt 20 shown in the first embodiment. The toy identification IC 57 is embedded so that it cannot be visually recognized from the outside.

  The weapon 50 includes a drive control unit, a memory connected to the drive control unit, and a battery (both not shown). The drive control unit includes a drive switch 59 provided in the handle 52, a speaker, and the like. Are connected to the sound generating unit 61 that generates sound, the light emitting unit 62 that includes LEDs and emits light, and the microswitch 55 described above. Further, a physical switch 58 is provided on the proximal end side of the guide unit 56 and is turned on when contacting the scanner 30 when the scanner 30 is placed on the guide unit 56. 58 is also connected. In addition, the memory stores sound data and light emission pattern data for the drive control unit to drive the sound generation unit 61 and the light emitting unit 62 to output sound and emit light, and the above-described micro switch 55 is turned on. It has a count storage area for storing the number of occurrences (that is, the number of inserted medals 21). Further, the memory has a physical switch state storage area for storing that the physical switch 58 is turned on. When the physical switch 58 is pushed down and turned on, the drive control unit stores this physical switch state storage. Information indicating that the physical switch 58 is turned on is stored in the area. However, the drive control unit erases the information when a predetermined time has elapsed after storing the information indicating that the physical switch 58 is turned on.

  In the configuration as described above, when the user 10 presses the drive switch 59, the drive control unit reads out the data stored in the memory accordingly, and based on the read out data, the sound generation unit 62, the light emitting unit 64 is driven to output sound and emit light. Note that a plurality of audio data and light emission pattern data are stored in the memory according to the number of times the micro switch 55 is turned on (the number of inserted medals 21), and when the drive switch 59 is pressed, By referring to the count storage area in the memory, data corresponding to the number of times the micro switch 55 is turned on (the number of inserted medals 61) may be read from the memory. For example, the more powerful the number of times the micro switch 55 is turned on (the number of inserted medals 21), the more powerful the sound can be considered. Further, a plurality of the above-described audio data and light emission pattern data are stored in the memory depending on whether or not information indicating that the physical switch 58 is turned on is stored in the physical switch state storage area, and the user In response to this, when the drive switch 59 is pressed, the drive control unit refers to the physical switch state storage area and stores information indicating that the physical switch 58 is turned on in the physical switch state storage area. Data corresponding to whether or not there is a possibility may be read from the memory. As a result, the data read from the memory changes depending on whether or not the reading operation by the scanner 30 is performed in the weapon 50. For example, when the reading operation by the scanner 30 is not performed (physical switch state storage area) In the case where information indicating that the physical switch 58 is turned on is not stored), after a normal attack sound is output and the reading operation by the scanner 30 is performed (the physical switch is stored in the physical switch state storage area). When information indicating that 58 is turned on is stored), it is possible to output a more powerful deadly attack sound that represents a deadly technique. At this time, the normal attack sound and the deadly attack sound may be changed as described above according to the number of times the micro switch 55 is turned on (the number of inserted medals 21).

Next, based on FIG. 9, the reading operation of the medal 21 by the user 10 in the weapon 50, the operation of the scanner 30, the operation of the weapon 50, and the occurrence of the deadly sound will be described.
When started (step SCS), the medal 21 stored in the medal storage unit 28 of the belt 20 is taken out and sequentially inserted into the slot 54 of the weapon 50 (step SC1). The microswitch 55 counts the number of inserted medals 21 (step SC2). More specifically, each time the micro switch 55 is turned on by the passage of the medal 21, the drive control unit connected to the micro switch 55 updates the count storage area in the memory, so that the inserted medal 21 is inserted. Count the number of sheets. When a desired number of medals 21 are mounted and the mounting is completed (step SC3), the scanner 30 is removed from the scanner holder 23 of the belt 20 (step SC4).

  When the reading start switch 32 is turned on by putting the hand into the handle 31 of the scanner 30 and gripping it, the control unit 40 drives the transmission antenna 371 and controls the IC tag 26 and toy identification IC 57 as in the first embodiment. The transmission antenna 37 is controlled to emit radio waves. At the same time, the control unit 40 reads the sound data of the standby sound from the memory 42 and drives the sound generation unit 34 to emit the standby sound. The user 10 uses the scanner 30 to identify the individual identification information of the medal 21 and toy identification information of the toy identification IC 57. Can be read. Then, the user 10 moves the scanner 30 along the guide unit 56 in this state (step SC5). At this time, the scanner 30 contacts the physical switch 58 to turn it on (step SC6), and the drive control unit of the weapon 50 connected to the physical switch 58 has the physical switch 58 in the physical switch state storage area in the memory. Information indicating that it is turned on is stored. Then, the IC tag 26 of the medal 21 and the toy identification IC 57 of the weapon 50 are read (step SC7). That is, as in the first embodiment, the scanner 30 that can read the individual identification information and toy identification information can read the individual identification information of the medal 21 (in this embodiment, above the guide unit 56). When the signal passes through the storage chambers 541, 542, and 543), a current flows from the transmitting antenna 371 of the scanner 30 to the IC tag 26 in the medal 21, and the IC tag 26 receives a signal. To emit. A signal emitted from the IC tag 26 is received by the receiving antenna 372. The control unit 40 determines the individual identification information represented by the signal received by the receiving antenna 372. That is, the individual identification information of the medal 21 is read. When the individual identification information of the medal 21 is read, the control unit 40 reads the sound data of the scan sound from the memory 42, drives the sound generation unit 34 to emit a medal recognition sound, and reads the read individual identification information. Store in the temporary storage area of the memory 42. Then, after passing the reading position where the individual identification information of the medal 21 can be read and reading the individual identification information of all the medals 21 inserted in the storage chambers 541, 542, 543, the scanner 30 is operated by the guide unit 56. The toy identification information of the toy identification IC 57 is guided to a toy identification position where the toy identification IC 57 can be read. At this time, a current flows from the transmitting antenna 371 of the scanner 30 to the toy identification IC 57, and the toy identification IC 57 generates a signal. A signal emitted from the toy identification IC 57 is received by the receiving antenna 372. The control unit 40 determines toy identification information represented by a signal received by the receiving antenna 372, and determines that the weapon 50 is used in the present embodiment. Further, the control unit 40 stores the read toy identification information in the temporary storage area of the memory 42.

  Thereafter, the control unit 40 refers to the toy identification information of the toy identification IC 57 stored in the temporary storage area of the memory 42 (that is, toy identification information indicating that it is the weapon 50), from the memory 42, the weapon 50 The data for generating the reading completion sound corresponding to the toy identification information representing that is read, and the sound generation unit 34 is driven to generate the reading completion sound (step SC8). Note that the reading completion sound corresponding to the toy identification information representing the weapon 50 is a sound (for example, a lower sound) different from the reading completion sound corresponding to the toy identification information representing the belt 20. Therefore, even if the individual identification information of the read medal 21 is the same, the read completion sound can be made different depending on whether the toy identification information read thereafter is the belt 20 or the weapon 50. . In addition, if the medal 21 is supported by the toy by the support portion as in the present embodiment, the reading completion sound can be varied depending on the toy that supports the medal 21 during the reading operation. Further, the subsequent operation of the scanner 30 is different from the case where the reading operation is performed with the belt 20 of the first embodiment as described below. That is, the scanner 30 not only changes the reading completion sound in accordance with the read toy identification information, but also changes the operation after the reading completion sound.

  Now, the operation after the reading completion sound is output will be described with reference to FIG. The control unit 40 refers to the temporary storage area in the memory 42 (step SD1), determines the number of stored individual identification information of the medal 21 (step SD2), and executes the killing according to the number of the individual identification information. Data for generating a technical sound is read from the memory 42, and the sound generation unit 34 is driven to output a deadly technical sound (step SD3). That is, when the stored individual identification information is one (that is, when there is one medal 21 from which the individual identification information is read), a sound “single scanning charge” is generated. “Double Scanning Charge” and “Triple Scanning Charge” are generated for three. As described above, the scanner 30 operates when the reading operation is performed by the belt 20 of the first embodiment (such as outputting a sound corresponding to the motif of each medal and outputting a transformation sound corresponding to the combination of the medals). Do different actions.

  Note that when the user 10 turns on the drive switch 59 of the weapon 50 after the deadly sound is generated (step SD4), the drive control unit of the weapon 50 refers to the physical switch state storage area in the memory, and the physical switch It is determined whether or not information indicating that 58 is turned on is stored (step SD5). If it is determined that the information indicating that the physical switch 58 is turned on is stored, data corresponding to the information indicating that the physical switch 58 is turned on (for example, a deadly attack) And the like, and the sounding unit 61 and the light emitting unit 62 are driven to output sound and emit light (step SD6). If it is determined in step SD5 that information indicating that the physical switch 58 is turned on is not stored, data corresponding to the fact that information indicating that the physical switch 58 is turned on is not stored (for example, , Data for producing a normal attack, etc.) are read from the memory, and based on the read data, the sound generator 61 and the light emitter 62 are driven to output sound and emit light (step SD7). As a result, before the scanner 30 reads the individual identification information of the medal 21 (before the physical switch 58 is pressed), that is, before the deadly sound is generated from the scanner 30, and after the reading (the physical switch 58 is pressed). The sound generated from the weapon 50 when the user 10 depresses the drive switch 59, that is, the former sound of the weapon 30 can be changed. Sometimes it is not a special attack sound but a normal attack sound. In the latter case, it is a more powerful special attack sound that represents a special technique.

  Further, when the drive switch 59 is turned on by the user 10, the drive control unit refers to the count storage area simultaneously with the physical switch state storage area of the memory 42, and further reads the data read from the memory 42 into the count storage area. The stored data may be data corresponding to the number of times the microswitch 55 is turned on (the number of inserted medals 61). As a result, the control unit 40 responds to the fact that information indicating that the physical switch 59 is turned on is stored in the physical switch state storage area from the memory 42, and the micro switch 55 stored in the count storage area. It becomes possible to read data according to the number of times of turning on. The number of times the micro switch 55 stored in the count storage area is turned on should match the number of individual identification information of the read medal 21 stored in the temporary storage area of the memory 42 of the scanner 30. For this reason, after the voice corresponding to the number of pieces of individual identification information is output by the scanner 30 (for example, “triple scanning charge” which is the voice when three pieces of information are stored), the user 10 turns on the driving switch 59 to turn on the weapon. The deadly attack sound output from 50 also corresponds to the number of inserted medals 21 (for example, the number of times the microswitch 55 is turned on three times). Both of the sounds output from the weapon 50 can be in accordance with the number of medals 21.

  As mentioned above, according to the weapon 50 of 2nd Embodiment concerning this invention demonstrated, the effect similar to the belt 20 of 1st Embodiment mentioned above can be acquired, and the individual identification provided by exchanging the medal 21 Information can be easily changed, and a varied and interesting weapon 50 can be provided.

  As mentioned above, although the preferable Example of this invention was explained in full detail, the toy which concerns on this invention is not limited to embodiment mentioned above, In the range of the summary of this invention described in the claim, Various modifications and changes are possible.

In the above-described embodiment, the case where three coins 21 are used is illustrated, but the number of coins 21 is not limited. Moreover, the combination of transformation can also be set arbitrarily.
In the above-described embodiment, the case where scanning is performed using a RFID tag in a non-contact manner is exemplified, but the present invention can also be applied to a contact type.
Further, although the passive type is exemplified as the IC tag 26 of the coin 21, an active type in which a battery is built in the coin 21 can also be used.

20 belt (toy)
21 Medals (identified members)
22 Belt body (toy body)
24 Medals holder (support)
241, 242, 243 Slot (support)
25 Guide part 27, 57 Toy identification IC (toy identification part)
30 Scanner (reader)
34 Sound generator 35 Light emitter 36 Vibration unit 43 Drive unit 50 Weapon (toy)
51 Weapon body (toy body)
54 slots (supports)
541, 542, 543 Storage chamber (support)
56 Guide

The toy of the present invention has a toy body, a member to be identified to which individual identification information is given, and a reading body that reads the individual identification information from the member to be identified, and the toy body is formed by the reading body. A readable toy identification unit with toy identification information for identifying the toy main body from other toy main bodies is provided, and the reader includes the individual identification information read from the identified member And a drive unit that can be driven in accordance with a combination with the toy identification information read from the toy body after reading the individual identification information. The reader of the present invention is a reader for reading the individual identification information from a member to be identified to which individual identification information corresponding to the type is provided, and has at least one of a sound generation unit, a light emitting unit, and a vibration unit. A drive unit; a storage area for storing individual identification information read from the identified member; and an operation data storage unit for storing operation data of the drive unit corresponding to the individual identification information. The storage unit includes operation data of the drive unit corresponding to the individual identification information, including operation data representing the type of the identified member and operation data corresponding to the individual identification information stored in the storage area. Further, the operation data of the drive unit corresponding to the individual identification information is read from the operation data storage unit, and the drive unit can be driven based on the read operation data. A control unit that, when the reader reads the individual identification information from the identified member, the type of the identified member corresponding to the read individual identification information from the operation data storage unit When the drive unit is driven based on the read operation data indicating the type of the identified member, and then the reading of the individual identification information of the identified member by the reader is completed The operation data corresponding to the individual identification information stored in the storage area can be read from the operation data storage unit, and the drive unit can be driven based on the read operation data.

In the toy according to the present invention, the driving unit may adopt a driving mode corresponding to a combination when the individual identification information read by the reader is a predetermined combination. In the reader according to the present invention, the storage area can store a plurality of individual identification information read from a plurality of identification members, and the operation data storage unit is stored in the storage area. Operation data corresponding to the individual identification information is stored so as to include operation data corresponding to a predetermined combination of a plurality of individual identification information stored in the storage area, and the control unit When the individual identification information stored in the memory is the predetermined combination, the operation data corresponding to the predetermined combination of the plurality of individual identification information stored in the storage area is read from the operation data storage unit. The driving unit may be driven based on the read operation data.

In the toy according to the present invention, the individual identification information and the toy identification information may be written on an IC tag, and the reader may be an IC tag reader. In the reader according to the present invention, the individual identification information may be written on an IC tag, and the reader may be an IC tag reader.

Claims (9)

A toy body,
To-be-identified member given individual identification information;
A reader that reads the individual identification information from the member to be identified;
The toy main body is provided with a toy identification unit that is readable by the reading body and is provided with toy identification information for identifying the toy main body from other toy main bodies,
The reader includes a drive unit that can be driven according to a combination of the individual identification information read from the identified member and the toy identification information read from the toy body after reading the individual identification information. A toy characterized by   The toy body according to claim 1, wherein the toy main body includes a support portion that supports the member to be identified in a replaceable manner.   The toy according to claim 2, wherein a plurality of the support parts are provided.   The toy body includes a guide unit that guides the reading body so that the reading body passes through a reading position where the individual identification information of the identification object supported by the support unit can be read. The toy according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that:   The toy according to claim 4, wherein the guide unit is capable of guiding the reading body that has passed through the reading position to a toy identification position from which the toy identification information can be read.   The toy body according to claim 3, wherein the toy body includes a guide portion that guides the reading body to the reading position and the toy identification position in all support portions.   7. The drive unit according to claim 1, wherein when the individual identification information read by the reader is a predetermined combination, the drive unit adopts a drive mode corresponding to the combination. toy.   The toy according to claim 1, wherein the driving unit includes at least one of a sounding unit, a light emitting unit, and a vibrating unit.   The toy according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein the individual identification information and the toy identification information are written on an IC tag, and the reader is an IC tag reader.

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