KR102635308B1 - Advanced baseball recording and management system - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a baseball record management system, where the league operator easily opens a baseball league and creates a bracket, receives applications for baseball team participation and approves membership, and the manager of the baseball team submits lineups according to the game and supports players. , It is about a baseball record management system that improves recording convenience so that recorders can easily record and manage play information according to events of baseball team players in real time.

Description

Baseball record management system that improves recording convenience {ADVANCED BASEBALL RECORDING AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM}

The present invention relates to a baseball record management system, wherein the league operator easily opens a baseball league and creates a bracket, receives applications for participation from baseball teams and approves membership, and the manager of the baseball team submits lineups according to the game and supports players. It is about a baseball record management system that improves recording convenience so that recorders can easily record and manage play information according to events of baseball team players in real time.

Baseball, a sport in which two teams of 10 players alternate between offense and defense for 9 innings each, is establishing itself as Korea's representative sport. It is known to be at the highest level among all sports in terms of popularity, box office success, viewership, revenue, and audience mobilization.

However, in the case of KBO, the pennant race involving 10 teams begins at the end of March every year and ends at the end of October at the latest, and the teams participating in the league play a total of 144 games, with 72 games played at home stadiums and the rest played away games. Due to the size of the tournament, the number of players Accurately recording the play of hundreds of people in a game is considered a specialized task in itself, so there is an official job of scorekeeper.

Until now, each team participating in the baseball league had to submit an offline application for participation directly to the federation, but due to the recent COVID-19 epidemic, games were frequently canceled due to quarantine issues, and games without spectators became frequent.

Meanwhile, baseball game recorders had to go through a training course to understand all baseball terminology before being hired in earnest, and at this time, they had to be familiar with the arbitrarily prescribed recording method to perform their duties. As an example, each player's play information (event) is recorded by hand by the recorder and then entered electronically after the game, or when using a smart pad, an input code such as a pre-regulated five-digit number code must be entered for the player's event. There were many difficulties in keeping precise records.

As an example, Republic of Korea Patent No. 10-1369459 relates to a method for managing game records, server terminals, and recording media. It allows simultaneous login using one integrated ID for multiple terminals, and allows simultaneous login using one integrated ID. A method of storing multiple game result information received from multiple terminals that are allowed to log in simultaneously as game records, and a server, terminal, and recording medium that are temporarily saved when entered when logged in or not logged in according to the recording method. Although it has some characteristics, it was somewhat difficult to use it as a recording method for baseball games.

As another example, Republic of Korea Patent No. 10-1660881 is a method of providing a sports game recording service and a method of providing a sports game record service on a server executing the same, which includes the play information identification code of each player belonging to each of the multiple teams competing in the game. providing an input interface, receiving the play information identification code of each player through the play information identification code input interface, checking whether play information corresponding to the play information identification code exists, and Accordingly, there is an advantage in that sports game records can be recorded somewhat more easily and conveniently than the prior art, including the step of recording the player's play information, but the identification code itself that must be entered includes the position, movement path, type of batted ball, and hitting strength. , play results, etc. are all combined into numeric codes, making the code configuration complicated, and it is inconvenient to enter the player's play information identification code sequentially after the recorder recognizes the identification code, making it difficult to use widely.

All of these known recording methods could not be easily used even by official recorders, and because they had to be familiar with arbitrarily prescribed input codes in advance, it was very difficult for new recorders to record normally, and the correction process for recording errors was complicated and difficult.

Republic of Korea Patent No. 10-1369459 (announced on March 6, 2014) Republic of Korea Patent No. 10-1660881 (announced on September 29, 2016)

The present invention is intended to solve the above-mentioned problems and provides a baseball-specific recording system and a baseball record management system that improves recording convenience for league operators to open a league and select and operate a recorder.

In addition, the present invention seeks to provide a baseball record management system that improves record convenience by allowing managers participating in the league to easily apply for participation online and easily submit player roster lineups online.

In addition, the present invention seeks to provide a baseball record management system that improves recording convenience so that recorders can easily record players' events in real time on the field, and players can check and raise objections.

In addition, the present invention seeks to provide a baseball record management system that improves recording convenience by enabling easy and accurate recording of baseball records in real time without having to learn arbitrarily determined identification codes.

In addition, the present invention seeks to provide a baseball record management system that improves recording convenience by allowing easy statistical processing of baseball game scores and game results.

In order to solve this problem, the present invention is a baseball terminal, a baseball record management system server, and a database that are linked through a wired and wireless communication network to create a league opening and match schedule and to input events that occur during the game in real time, thereby improving recording convenience. In the records management system, the server of the baseball record management system includes a game operation management department that creates leagues and brackets, approves applications for participating teams, and selects and manages recorders; and a play that converts events occurring during the game into play information. An information generation unit; And a play information transmission unit for transmitting the play information to the recorder; And an input mode creation unit for creating a text input or GUI image input interface; And A record list creation unit for generating play record list information at the end of the game; And A baseball statistics generator for generating statistical information from the record list information; and a data storage unit for storing the record list information and statistical information in a database, wherein the terminal includes a team terminal, an operator terminal, and a recorder terminal. The operator terminal supports opening a baseball league using the game operation management unit and creating schedules for each league game and bracket, and the recorder terminal includes an interface activation unit that activates an input interface; and a recorder that requests selection. A selection request unit; and a scorer register where the selected recorder registers as a specific game recorder; and a memory for temporary storage; and a text input recorder that displays related play information on the input interface in text input mode; and a specific scorer register in GUI image input mode An image input recorder that displays all relevant play information on the input interface when a setting area is selected; and record result information is generated using play information corresponding to the event, and the generated record result information is temporarily stored in memory and the record is submitted. a record reflection unit that transmits the submitted record result information to a baseball record management system server; and a record data transmission unit that transmits the submitted record result information to a baseball record management system server, wherein the team terminal includes a player terminal and a manager terminal, and the manager terminal is a baseball league League participation application form to apply for participation; and a lineup submission section for submitting a lineup for participation in the game, wherein the player terminal includes a game participation application section for applying for game participation, and an objection section for correcting recording errors, so that each team's Based on the application for participation, the operator opens a league and creates a match schedule, supports recorders who wish to work as a match recorder to request the selection of a recorder themselves, and provides recording convenience so that the selected scorer can input events that occur during the game in real time. Provides an improved baseball record management system.

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The present invention is intended to solve the above-mentioned problems and provides a baseball-specific recording system with improved recording methods, and a baseball record management system that improves recording convenience by allowing league operators to open leagues and systematically select and operate recorders. can do.

In addition, the present invention can provide a baseball record management system that improves recording convenience, in which each manager of a team participating in the league can easily apply for participation online and easily submit the player roster lineup.

In addition, the present invention can provide a baseball record management system that supports easy real-time recording of players' play events on the field and improves recording convenience by allowing players to check and object to records.

In addition, the present invention improves recording convenience by allowing easy and accurate recording in real time by directly entering text, entering text through initial consonant search, or inputting a GUI image that imitates the shape of a baseball field without learning an arbitrarily determined identification code. system can be provided.

In addition, the present invention can provide a baseball record management system with improved recording convenience that can easily statistically process the game performance and cumulative game results for each baseball team and individual player.

Additionally, the effect of the present invention is not limited to what has been mentioned above, and what is not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the description below.

Figure 1 shows the overall structure of the baseball record management system that improves recording convenience according to the present invention.
Figure 2 illustrates a baseball record management system server according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 3 illustrates a text input interface according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 4 illustrates a GUI image input interface according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 5 illustrates information on a completed game play record list according to the present invention.
Figure 6 illustrates 2022 baseball statistical information output based on the present invention record.
Figure 7 relates to the configuration of a team terminal of the present invention and illustrates the configuration of a player terminal and a manager terminal.
Figure 8 is for explaining the interworking relationship between the league operator, recorder, and participating teams in the present invention.
Figure 9 is an example of a lineup information submission screen where the manager assigns and submits players' batting order, position, and players when a baseball team participates in a league.
Figure 10 illustrates the configuration of a recorder terminal among terminals, and includes a recorder selection request section, a recorder registration section, an interface activation section, a memory, a text input recorder, an image input recorder, a record reflection section, and a record data transmission section.
Figure 11 is for explaining a mapping setting area on the GUI image input interface according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 12 is for explaining that play information in text input mode is a type of event.
Figures 13 and 14 are for explaining subdividing and matching play information into setting areas in the GUI image input mode.
Figure 15 is an example of a player's My Page where one can check his/her records and profile.

It should be understood that the embodiments and drawing configurations in the present invention are only preferred examples of the disclosed invention, and various modifications may be made.

The terms herein are for the purpose of describing the embodiments and do not limit and/or limit the disclosed invention, and as an example, singular expressions may include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. Specifically, each terminal is expressed as a singular number, but it should be understood to mean a plural number in practice.

In addition, in the present invention, 'include' is intended to express the presence of the described features, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or a combination thereof, and one or more other features, numbers, steps, operations, or components. , does not exclude the possibility of additional existence or addition of parts or combinations thereof.

In addition, in the present invention, 'part' includes all units realized by hardware, units realized by software, and units realized using both, and one unit uses two or more pieces of hardware. It can be realized by using, and two or more units can be realized by one hardware. In addition, '~ part' is not limited to software or hardware, and may be located in an addressable storage medium and may be configured to reproduce one or more processors. Therefore, '~part' refers to software components, object-oriented software components, components such as class components and task components, processes, functions, properties, procedures, and subroutines. , segments of program code, drivers, firmware, microcode, circuitry, data, databases, data structures, tables, arrays, and variables. The functions provided within components and 'parts' may be combined into smaller numbers of components and 'parts' or may be further separated into additional components and 'parts', and the components may be further separated into additional components and 'parts'. and '~part' may be implemented to reproduce one or more CPUs in a device or a secure multimedia card.

In the present invention, 'GUI' is an abbreviation for Graphical User Interface, which refers to a graphical status interface user environment. GUI can be used together with a handwritten character input method using a keyboard. In addition, 'text input' means inputting using characters, and you can input text by hand in the search box or select and input play information that has been entered in advance. 'Image input' is a text menu mapped by touching the GUI image. This means displaying and entering. Instead of a text search window, you can select and input saved play information by touching a specific location on the GUI image.

In addition, in the present invention, 'play information' refers to the result value to be input by a player matching the event when an event occurs in a game. It is based on the offensive batsman event, but the defensive event can be selectively switched or processed in parallel with a separate terminal. Examples of offensive play information include 'left-field hit, home run, stolen base, strikeout,' etc. In addition to the full name term, it can be converted to an abbreviation such as 'left-field'.

In addition, some of the terminal operations or functions described in the present invention can be performed on behalf of the linked server in addition to the corresponding terminal, and similarly, some of the operations or functions described as performed by the server can be independently performed on terminals connected to the server.

The present invention is basically a baseball record management system in which a terminal, a baseball record management system server, and a database are linked through a wired or wireless communication network, and the convenience of recording is improved to input events occurring during a game in real time. The server includes a game operation management unit that creates leagues and brackets, approves applications for participating teams, and selects and manages scorers; and a play information generation unit that converts events that occur during the game into play information; and sends the play information to the scorer. A play information transmission unit that transmits; and an input mode generator that generates a text input or GUI image input interface. A baseball record management system with improved recording convenience is provided.

In addition, in the present invention, the baseball record management system server includes a record list generator that generates play record list information at the end of the game; a baseball statistics generator that generates statistical information using the record list information; and the record list information and statistical information. A baseball record management system with improved recording convenience is provided, further comprising a data storage unit for storing in a database.

In addition, in the present invention, the terminal includes a team terminal, an operator terminal, and a recorder terminal, wherein the recorder terminal includes an interface activation unit that activates an input interface; a recorder selection request unit that requests selection by a recorder; and, the selected A recorder register where the recorder registers as a recorder for a specific game; and a memory for temporary storage; and a text input recorder that displays related play information on the input interface in text input mode; and, associated when a specific setting area is selected in GUI image input mode. A baseball record management system with improved recording convenience is provided, further comprising an image input recorder that displays all play information on an input interface.

In addition, in the present invention, the recorder terminal includes a record reflection unit that generates record result information using play information corresponding to an event, temporarily stores the generated record result information in a memory, and then submits the record; And, a record data transmission unit that transmits the submitted record result information to a baseball record management system server. A baseball record management system with improved recording convenience is provided.

Additionally, in the present invention, the team terminal includes a player terminal and a manager terminal,

The manager terminal includes a league participation application section for applying for baseball league participation; and, a lineup submission unit for submitting a lineup for participation in a game. A baseball record management system with improved recording convenience is provided.

In addition, the present invention provides a baseball record management system with improved recording convenience, wherein the player terminal includes a game participation application section for applying for game participation, and an objection section for correcting recording errors. .

Hereinafter, a detailed description will be given focusing on embodiments with reference to the drawings.

First, Figure 1 shows the overall interconnection structure of the baseball record management system with improved recording convenience according to the present invention. The terminal, baseball record management system server, and database are linked through a wired and wireless communication network to input events occurring during the game in real time. It consists of a baseball record management system that improves recording convenience.

In addition, in the present invention, the terminal may include a team terminal 100 operated by each baseball team, a scorer terminal 200 in which an official recorder records the game, and an operator terminal that opens and manages the league, and the operator terminal is the recorder terminal. It may be comprised of a terminal 200. Additionally, the terminal may have the same hardware but be implemented differently only in terms of software such as programs and apps.

In addition, the wired and wireless communication network refers to a connection structure that allows information exchange between terminals and each node, such as the baseball record management system server 300, and is specifically a local area network (LAN) and a wide area communication network. (WAN: Wide Area Network), Internet (WWW: World Wide Web), wired and wireless data communication network, telephone network, wired and wireless television communication network, etc. Wireless data communication networks include 3G, 4G, 5G, 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project), 5GPP (5th Generation Partnership Project), LTE (Long Term Evolution), WIMAX (World Interoperability for Microwave Access), Wi-Fi, Internet, LAN (Local Area Network), Wireless LAN (Wireless Local Area Network) ), WAN (Wide Area Network), PAN (Personal Area Network), RF (Radio Frequency), Bluetooth network, NFC (Near-Field Communication) network, satellite broadcasting network, analog broadcasting network, DMB (Digital Multimedia Broadcasting) ) Includes all networks, etc.

The terminal allows the user to sign up for membership by accessing the baseball record management system server 300, and download and install a web page, app page, program or application from the baseball record management system server 300 logged in through membership registration. It can be run. Through this, the user can not only proceed with the application and registration process for using the system of the present invention, but also view or file an objection to statistically processed personal information and game records.

In addition, the terminal can be equipped with its own memory for using the system of the present invention, and can temporarily store and utilize server and database data.

Additionally, the terminal may be a wireless communication device with guaranteed portability and mobility, such as PCS (Personal Communication System), GSM (Global System for Mobile communications), PDC (Personal Digital Cellular), PHS (Personal Handyphone System), and PDA (Personal Communication System). Digital Assistant), IMT (International Mobile Telecommunication)-2000, CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access)-2000, W-CDMA (W-Code Division Multiple Access), Wibro (Wireless Broadband Internet) terminal, smartphone, smart It includes all types of handheld-based communication devices such as smartpads and tablet PCs, and computers such as navigation and web browsers that can access the remote baseball record management system server 300 through a network. It includes laptops, desktops, and laptops equipped with (WEB Browser).

As an example of a terminal, the team terminal 100 includes all terminals used by a specific baseball team, and includes the manager terminal 120 and the player terminal 110, which will be described separately later.

As an example of another terminal, the recorder terminal 200 is a recording terminal for recording the player's play information in real time. After registering as a member, the recorder accesses the baseball record management system server 300 to apply for selection and register as a recorder and then performs full-scale work. It will be processed.

Additionally, in the present invention, the recorder terminal 200 can input play information through a text input or GUI image input interface provided by the baseball record management system server 300 through an executable web page, program, or application.

Additionally, the baseball record management system server 300 of the present invention may be comprised of a plurality of servers. Through this, two or more baseball record management system servers 300 are interconnected, each server processes a unique algorithm, and processes data transmitted and received between the team terminal 100 and the recorder terminal 200 linked through a wired and wireless communication network.

Hereinafter, the processing algorithm performed by the baseball record management system server 300, team terminal 100, and recorder terminal 200 described above will be described in detail.

Figure 2 is a diagram illustrating the processing configuration of a baseball record management system server according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 3 is an example of a text input interface, Figure 4 is an example of a GUI image input interface, and Figure 5 illustrates the contents of the play record list information of the game that has ended, and Figure 6 is a diagram illustrating baseball statistical information output based on the records of the present invention, and Figures 3 to 6 are auxiliary when explaining Figure 2. do.

First, referring to FIG. 2, in the baseball record management system of the present invention, the server 300 includes a game operation management unit 310, a play information generation unit 320, a play information transmission unit 330, and a record list creation unit 340. , a baseball statistics generation unit 350, a data storage unit 360, an input mode creation unit 370, and a database 380.

First, the game operation management department 310 uses the operator terminal to open a baseball league and creates and supports schedules such as games and brackets for each league.

As an example, the service provider can create and provide multiple leagues, such as the first league and the second league, and create the league's match schedule and schedule. As an example, the league and match schedule are created by receiving data from the relevant association. Alternatively, the operator can randomly generate and provide it after checking the purpose and nature of the league, participating teams, etc. In addition, the game operation management department 310 can collect and process a lineup listing the names of each team and each team player from the team terminal 100 in accordance with the game schedule.

In addition, referring to FIGS. 3, 4, and 12 to 14, the play information generator 320 may support the scorer's input by generating and providing play information 322 corresponding to player events during the game.

In addition, the play information generator 320 provides a text input mode interface as shown in FIG. 3 to present a character input screen, supports displaying both the offensive team and the defensive team, and configures the interface screen to reflect the 9th inning regular game and extended game. In addition, the input window can be activated by simply touching the input part. For example, in the case of Lee Soon-cheol, the second batter in the first inning in Figure 3, the play result can be displayed by touching the intersection point between the first inning at the top and the second player on the left. You can activate the text input window and input screen.

Furthermore, it is desirable that the result input screen in text input mode basically provides initial consonant search (321). As an example, if the player's event is 'left hit', if the initial consonant of the abbreviated 'ㅈㅇ' is searched (321), at least one attack such as 'left eye, left front eye, left middle eye, left right eye, left front eye', etc. Play information 322 is provided as a radio button-type menu, and the scorer can select, temporarily store, and submit the record according to the player event.

Additionally, an event refers to a real-time play situation during a game, such as a hit or home run, and the play information generator 320 can further segment this and provide it as play information.

As an example, referring to Figures 12 to 14, events during the game are set to types such as 'out, no hitter, ground ball, fly ball, double play, sacrifice hit, hit, error', etc., and the event is set to a defender's Detailed play information can be provided to further subdivide depending on location. Through this, all events that occurred at the baseball stadium can be reflected in the records in detail.

As an example of detailed play information, as shown in FIG. 12, 'hit type' among the play information in text input mode corresponds to a type of event, and this is organized into detailed play information divided according to the position of the defender, for example, defense number 1 ( When related to a pitcher), it is created as 'Two-an, Two-bean' depending on the location, and in the case of a ground ball related to the 8th center fielder, play information can be provided in detail such as 'Middle ground, Middle ground R'.

The play information generator 320 can also provide a GUI image input mode interface as shown in FIG. 4, and can support entry into the input mode so that the recorder can select it.

The GUI image input mode interface can be provided as a GUI image prepared in the form of a floor plan of an actual stadium, and sets a specific range of the image as a zone to generate and provide different play information 333, as an example of which is shown in Figure 11 and Similarly, when setting a zone for a specific part of the image in the GUI image input interface, for example, in the case of the '8-2' zone in Figure 11, when an event occurs in front of the 8th center fielder position, the relevant event can be mapped and used. That is, in the input interface of the GUI image input mode, the play information generator 320 divides the GUI image into constant zones and subdivides it into setting areas, for example, '8-0, 8-1, 8-2, 8-3, The signs of '8-4' are setting areas related to the position of the 8th center fielder, and each of these setting areas and the events that occur, such as ground balls, fly balls, hits, and errors, are mapped as shown in Figures 13 and 14 and displayed on the result input screen. can do.

As an example, when a 'ground ball' event caused by a batter occurs around the center fielder, if the event table organized in Figure 13 is applied, all items on the right side of '8-0' to '8-4' are generated as detailed play information, Therefore, when a specific setting area near the center fielder on the image is touched, at least one offensive play information 333 mapped to the GUI image is displayed in a radio button arrangement, and the recorder selects an item appropriate for the player event and temporarily Save and go through the record submission process.

The play information 322, 333 may be arranged as a radio button-type text menu, or may be provided as a pop-up radio button-type text menu.

The play information transmitting unit 330 of the present invention transmits different play information 322 and 333 generated by the play information generating unit 320 to the recorder terminal 200 using a wired and wireless communication network, and the recorder inputs it. We provide support so that you can utilize it.

Additionally, in the present invention, the input mode creation unit 370 of the server can selectively generate and support a text input mode and a GUI image input mode. The recorder can freely select the input mode as text or image interface as needed and activate the input screen by touching the interface. Additionally, on the input screen, you can enter text directly, select it through initial consonant search, or touch and select the setting area of the GUI image input mode.

Meanwhile, play information is centered around the attacking batter's event, but can be separately recorded as defensive play information in connection with the defender's event.

In addition, in the present invention, the record list generator 340 of the server can perform statistical processing on all records related to the game after completing the game and provide a record list as shown in FIG. 5. In other words, play information can be immediately processed into statistics to create a record list and immediately provided to terminals and SNS.

Additionally, the stored records can be linked with the baseball statistics generator 350 to generate play record list information. Through this, it is possible to provide the game date and time, match schedule, final score status, play information comparison table for each team, and overall play information for each player by team at a glance. As shown in Figure 5, the play record list shows how many hits a specific player had in the 9th inning. You can see what type of hits you hit, and you can see what hits, runs, earned runs, and strikeouts a pitcher has over a few innings.

Additionally, the baseball statistics generation unit 350 of the server of the present invention can generate and provide statistical information by processing play records for each team and player. In addition, statistical processing can use pre-prepared algorithms, including batting ranking, most wins ranking, ranking by baseball team, strikeout ranking, save ranking, batting average ranking, RBI ranking, home run ranking, stolen base ranking, WHIP ranking, OPS ranking, pitcher WAR ranking, and Statistical information including batter WAR rankings can be generated, or, as illustrated in the left menu of FIGS. 3 and 4, additional menu information such as schedule management, team/player management, and basic management can be created and provided.

In addition, the data storage unit 360 of the server of the present invention can store play record list information and baseball statistical information created and managed or modified for each baseball team and player in the database 380, and the results processed in each of the above units. Communication data between devices and terminals can also be stored.

In addition, the database 380 of the server of the present invention is used as a concept including a computer-readable recording medium, and includes not only a narrow database, but also a database in a broad sense including data records based on a file system. In addition, even if it is a simple set of logs, if data can be extracted by searching them, it is included within the scope of the database of the present invention.

Below, the terminal will be described in detail.

Figure 7 illustrates a team terminal, Figure 8 is to illustrate the overall relationship between the league operator, the participating recorder, and the participating team, and Figure 9 shows that when a baseball team participates in the league, the manager displays the player's batting order and position. , This is an example of the lineup information submission screen for assigning and submitting players. Figures 8 and 9 will be cited as auxiliary when explaining Figure 7.

First, referring to FIG. 7, the team terminal 100 of the present invention includes a player terminal 110 as shown in FIG. 7A and a manager terminal 120 as shown in FIG. 7B.

In addition, in the present invention, player can be used to mean not only players included in the lineup, but also players on standby, as well as coaching staff and medical staff. Therefore, it is advisable for all personnel from each team participating in the league to register as members using the player terminal.

Additionally, players can apply to join the system of the present invention using the player terminal 110 and be approved, and if approved, can be placed in a lineup for each game through the coach. At this time, the players who are in the lineup are automatically registered as play information records in the scorer's terminal, and the remaining players are registered as standby players and then registered as records when players are replaced.

Additionally, the player terminal 110 may include a membership registration unit 121, a game participation application unit 122, and an objection application unit 123.

Since players can use the system of the present invention only after signing up through the member registration section 121, players must sign up as members, and if they wish to participate in a game after signing up, they can apply for participation to the coach through the game participation application section 122. You can. Additionally, in response, the coach acknowledges the applicant's registration and grants the player an opportunity to be placed in the lineup upon registration. Additionally, players who have registered as members can basically check their records after the end of the game, and if there are errors in the records, they can request corrections using the objection section (123).

Meanwhile, in a baseball team, the manager refers to the general manager of the team and performs administrative support work through the manager terminal 120, so the manager terminal 120 includes the membership registration section 121, the league participation application section 122, and the lineup submission section. It basically includes a section 124, and may further include a team member approval section and an objection section 123.

The manager must first apply for membership to the baseball record management system server 200 through the membership registration unit 121 of the manager terminal 120 and receive approval in order to use the system of the present invention.

The manager can also create his own baseball team using the manager terminal 120. Through this, an entity to participate in the league is created, and league participation can be applied through the league participation application section 122, and when each player applies to join an established team, approval can be obtained through the team member approval section. In addition, the player lineup for each game can be organized and submitted to the operator through the lineup submission unit 124 to be reflected. Meanwhile, when organizing a lineup, the manager can consider the player's condition and assign additional positions such as number, duties (e.g., shortstop, etc.), and assistant team leader/general manager.

In addition, the league participation application section 122 of the manager terminal 120 is provided so that users can log in to the baseball record management system server 300 after registering as a member and submit an application to the league established by the operator for approval. As shown in Figure 9, it organizes the name of the baseball league, team name, and number/duty/name of the player to participate, but can include both staff and medical staff. In response, the league operator can determine suitability and approve participation, and subsequently allow the manager to create a team and provide certain information such as the bracket to the league participation application section 122 of the manager terminal 120.

In addition, the coach terminal 120 is further equipped with an objection application section 123, so that the player and himself can check whether the player play information has been recorded correctly after the end of the game, and if an error is confirmed, the player and/or the manager can use the appeal section 123. You may request a correction from the recorder. In response to this, the recorder can correct the recorded content using the recorder terminal 200 and notify it to the corresponding player and/or manager terminal.

FIG. 10 specifically illustrates a recorder terminal among terminals, and will be cited with reference to FIGS. 3, 4, and 8 described above.

Referring to FIG. 10, the recorder terminal 200 includes a recorder selection request unit 210, a recorder register 220, an interface activation unit 230 that activates an input interface for recording, and a text input recorder that supports text input and recording ( 240), an image input recording unit 250 that supports input and recording through the GUI image setting area, a recording reflection unit 260, and a recording data transmission unit 270.

The recorder is the person responsible for recording game events in the record management system of the present invention and can use the present invention service after registering as a member by using personal information, recorder career, baseball career information, etc. to use the present invention system.

The recorder can use the system of the present invention after registering as a member of the present invention. Therefore, the recorder connects to the baseball record management system server 300 through the recorder selection request unit 210, attaches required related records such as career history, requests selection as a recorder, and sends the selection results to the baseball record management system server ( 300), and once the recorder selection is confirmed, the recorder register 220 can be used to register as an official recorder.

Additionally, when selecting a recorder, a reserve recorder may be selected and placed on standby. Through this, it is possible to support the performance of recorder duties without disruption in the event of an official recorder's absence.

In the present invention, the interface activation unit 230 is used to activate an input interface in text mode or GUI image input mode that allows play information to be input when an event occurs in a game. When activated, the play information of the baseball record management system server 300 is activated. At least one piece of play information can be received from the transmitter 330, stored in the memory 201, and used.

The text input recording unit 240 of the present invention allows the text input interface activated by the interface activation unit 230 to be selected by the recorder when an event occurs during a game, and handwriting input in baseball terms is possible in the text input interface. , you can enter pre-stored play information using initial consonant search. Furthermore, when a predetermined initial search 321 is entered according to an event, this is recognized, at least one play information 322 matching in the search is extracted from the temporarily stored memory 201, and radio button type characters are displayed on the input interface. Supports displaying menu format.

Additionally, the radio button text menu may include, but is not limited to, more detailed play information related to home runs, hits, stolen bases, strikeouts, and walks.

In the present invention, the image input recording unit 250 uses an image activated by the interface activation unit 230, but the input interface is recognized as a record source selection, and in response to this, a GUI that imitates the shape of the baseball field from the temporary storage memory 201. An image can be provided as an input interface. In addition, the image input recorder 250 extracts at least one play information mapped to each set area divided by a predetermined area on the image of the baseball field where the event occurs from the memory 201 and displays it as a radio button-type text menu on the input interface. Support.

In addition, the set areas of the GUI image that imitate the shape of the baseball field can be matched to the point where the play ended depending on the event. As an example, if the attack event hit by the batter hits a heavy hit that causes the ball to fall next to the center field location area, the above The setting area and events at the center field position can be provided as play information. In other words, the area set on the GUI image that replicates the shape of a baseball stadium can be mapped and programmed in advance so that at least one attack play information can be displayed.

In addition, the record reflection unit 260 of the present invention can generate record result information by collecting play information 332 input in a selective manner. As an example, events occurring during the game of player 'A' and player 'B' Record result information can be generated by collecting all the play information 332 resulting from the event.

In addition, the record data transmission unit 270 of the present invention can temporarily store the generated record result information in the memory 201 and then proceed with record submission. It can be transmitted to the system server 300.

For reference, temporary storage and record submission can be implemented at the bottom right of the text input or GUI image input interface, as illustrated in Figures 3 and 4, and the baseball record management system server 300 receives information from the record data transmission unit 270. Played record list information can be generated by collecting transmitted record result information.

Meanwhile, Figure 11 is for explaining the setting area 325 on the GUI image input interface. Referring to this, the play information generator 320 of the baseball record management system server 300 determines the shape of the baseball field where the baseball game is played. A copied GUI image can be created and provided as an input interface, and a predetermined setting area can be set by referring to the player number for each defender position.

In addition, as shown in Figures 4 and 11, the GUI image input interface is configured so that when the ball falls into the set area in the up, down, left, and right directions from the right fielder (335), left fielder (336), and center fielder (337) and a hit occurs, the scorer touches the set area. It is possible to support displaying at least one play information suitable for up, down, left, and right directions.

As an example, the number 8 center fielder can be managed by setting the center fielder's regular position point to 8-0, 8-1 in front, 8-4 in back, 8-3 in left, and 8-4 in right. there is. In other words, referring to Figures 13 and 14, the setting area can be mapped to the attack batter's event and provided to the input interface, and as shown in Figure 4, in the case of the attack batter's event 'hit in front of right field', the ball fell The setting area provides mapped play information (333) 'right eye, front right eye, priority eye, right eye, etc.' and can be displayed in a radio button-type text menu, etc. Meanwhile, Figure 12 illustrates My Page for a player to check his/her play record status according to an embodiment of the present invention.

That is, players and coaches who participate in a game using the player terminal 110 can check their records during the game through My Page, and may also be provided by extracting and providing personalized information from baseball statistical information and/or play record list information. Additionally, if there is an error in the record, players and coaches can request correction through the objection section, and by directly checking and managing their records, they can reduce record management errors and increase their will to improve their performance.

Meanwhile, functions processed in the terminal and baseball record management system server 300 may be processed by at least one actual controller, and the controller may include at least one processor, memory, and hardware module, and the at least one A processor may include hardware elements such as a Micro Processing Unit (MPU) or Central Processing Unit (CPU), cache memory, and data bus. For this reason, each element of the terminal and the baseball record management system server 300 may be a hardware module or a software component module, which may be processed by at least one processor provided in the above-described controller.

In addition, the functional operations performed by each element of the terminal and the baseball record management system server 300 may be implemented in the form of program instructions and recorded on a computer-readable recording medium, which specifically includes program instructions, data files, and data. Structures, etc. may be included singly or in combination. The program instructions recorded on the computer-readable recording medium may be those specifically designed and configured for the present invention or may be known and usable by those skilled in the art of computer software. Examples of the computer-readable recording medium include hard disks and floppy disks. and magnetic media such as magnetic tape, optical recording media such as CD-ROM, DVD, magneto-optical media such as floptical disk, and program instructions such as ROM, RAM, flash memory, etc. It includes hardware devices specifically configured to store and perform. Examples of program instructions include not only machine language code such as that produced by a compiler, but also high-level language code that can be executed by a computer using an interpreter, etc., and the hardware device includes one or more to perform processing according to the present invention. It can be configured to operate as a software module and vice versa.

Accordingly, although the description has been made with examples and drawings limited to specific matters such as specific components according to an embodiment of the present invention described above, this is only provided to facilitate a more general understanding of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited to the above. It is not limited to the embodiments, and those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains can of course make various modifications and variations from this machine. Therefore, the idea described in the present invention is not limited to the previously described implementations. It should not be limited to examples, and not only the scope of the patent claims described later, but also all modifications equivalent to or equivalent to the scope of the claims will fall within the scope of the present invention.

100: Team terminal 110: Player terminal
120: Supervision terminal 121: Membership registration section
122: Participation application section 123: Objection application section
124: Lineup submission unit 200: Recorder terminal
201: Memory 210: Recorder Selection Request Form
220: Recorder register 230: Interface activation unit
240: text input recorder 250: image input recorder
260: record reflection unit 270: record data transmission unit
300: Baseball record management system server 310: Game operation management department
320: Play information generation unit 321: Initial consonant search
322: Play information 333: Play information
325: Setting area 330: Play information transmission unit
340: Record list generation unit 350: Baseball statistics generation unit
360: data storage unit 370: input mode creation unit
380: database

Claims (6)

In a baseball record management system that improves recording convenience by linking the terminal, baseball record management system server, and database through a wired and wireless communication network, creating a league opening and game schedule, and inputting events that occur during the game in real time,
The server of the baseball record management system is,
A game operation management unit that creates leagues and brackets, approves participation team applications, and selects and manages scorers; and a play information generation unit that converts events that occur during the game into play information; and play information that transmits the play information to the scorer. A transmission unit; and an input mode generator for generating a text input or GUI image input interface; and a record list generator for generating play record list information at the end of the game; and a baseball statistics generator for generating statistical information using the record list information; And a data storage unit that stores the record list information and statistical information in a database,
The terminal includes a team terminal, an operator terminal, and a scorer terminal,
The operator terminal supports opening a baseball league using the game operation management department and creating schedules for each league game and bracket,
The recorder terminal is,
an interface activation unit that activates the input interface; and a recorder selection request unit that requests the recorder to be selected; and a scorer register that registers the selected scorer as a specific game scorer; and a memory for temporary storage; and related play information in text input mode. A text input recorder that displays on the input interface; and an image input recorder that displays all related play information on the input interface when a specific setting area is selected in the GUI image input mode; and record result information is generated using play information corresponding to the event. A record reflection unit that temporarily stores the generated record result information in a memory and then submits the record; and a record data transmission unit that transmits the submitted record result information to a baseball record management system server,
The team terminal includes a player terminal and a manager terminal,
The manager terminal includes a league participation application section for applying for baseball league participation; And, a lineup submission unit for submitting the lineup for participation in the game;
The player terminal includes a game participation application section for applying for game participation and an objection section for correcting recording errors,
Based on each team's application for participation, the operator opens a league and creates a match schedule. Scorekeepers who wish to serve as game scorers are supported to request the selection of scorers themselves, and the selected scorers enter real-time events that occur during the game. Baseball record management system that improves recording convenience
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