TW201505696A - Toy - Google Patents

Abstract

This invention provides a toy capable of changing the sound it creates easily. Moreover, while the sound is created correspondingly to the combination of a plurality of data, the toy is capable of generating different sounds even for the same combination of data, thus making the toy more versatile and fun. The main body (22) of the toy includes a support body (24) and a guide body (25), and is attached with toy identification data for identifying the toy main body (22) and other toy main bodies. The support body (24) has replaceable support parts (241, 242, 243) of an identified member (21) for supporting the reader (30) to read individual identification data. The guide part (25) guides the reader (30) in such a manner that it will enable the reader (30) to pass the reading position where the individual identification data can be read when the reader (30) is to read individual identification data. As such, the driving part (43) is driven according to the combination of the individual identification data that has been read and the toy identification data so as to adopt the special configuration, thus making the toy more versatile and fun.

Description

toy

The present invention relates to a toy.

In the past, when an article for the purpose of collecting a toy or the like exists as a monomer or when it exists in a composite form together with other articles, the sound is reproduced (for example, refer to Patent Document 1).

In other words, a non-contact IC (integrated circuit) tag is provided as a memory mechanism in an item such as a card or an illustration, and the ID (identification) of the specified item is stored, and the item exists as a single unit. The reproduced sound data or the sound data reproduced when it exists in a composite form together with other articles, and the data stored in the non-contact IC tag is read by the tag reader. Further, a sound is generated in accordance with the read ID or the sound reproduction rule.

Thereby, the generated sound can be variously changed according to the reproduction rule or the content of the sound data, thereby having fun such as authenticity, plot, and gameplay.

[Previous Technical Literature]

[Patent Literature]

[Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 2002-123276 (Fig. 3)

Usually, collectors or enthusiasts of toys and the like intend to collect a series of toys when, for example, a plurality of identical toys exist. However, even in the case of collecting multiple toys in this way At the time, there is also a problem that the voice that is emitted lacks change and lacks interest.

Accordingly, the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object thereof is to provide a toy that is more varied and interesting.

The toy of the present invention includes: a toy body; an identified member that is given individual identification information; and a reading body that reads the individual identification information from the identified member; and the toy body is provided with a toy identification portion, The toy identification portion is provided with toy identification information that can be read by the reading body and used to identify the toy body and other toy bodies. The reading body has a driving portion, and the driving portion can be read from the identified member. The individual identification information is driven in combination with the toy identification information read from the toy body after reading the individual identification information.

Further, in the toy of the present invention, the toy body may have a support portion that replaceably supports the identified member.

Further, in the toy of the present invention, the support portion may be provided in plural.

Further, in the toy of the present invention, the toy body may have a guiding portion for allowing the reading body to pass through a reading position of the individual identification information of the recognized object supported by the support portion. The above reading body is guided.

Further, in the toy of the present invention, the guiding portion may guide the reading body passing through the reading position to a toy recognizing position at which the toy identification information can be read.

Further, in the toy of the present invention, the toy body may have a guiding portion that guides the reading body to the reading position of the support portion and the toy recognition position.

Further, in the toy of the present invention, in the case where the individual identification information read by the reading unit is a specific combination, the driving unit may adopt a driving form corresponding to the combination.

Further, in the toy of the present invention, the driving unit may have at least one of a sound emitting unit, a light emitting unit, and a vibration unit.

Moreover, in the toy of the present invention, the individual identification information and the toy identification information are written The IC can be an IC tag reader.

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

10‧‧‧Users

20‧‧‧ Belt (toy)

21‧‧‧ medal (identified component)

22‧‧‧Belt body (toy body)

23‧‧‧Scanner bracket

24‧‧‧ medal holder (support)

25‧‧‧ Guidance Department

26‧‧‧IC label

27, 57‧‧‧Toy Identification IC (Toy Identification Department)

28‧‧‧ Medalkeeping Department

30‧‧‧Scanner (reading body)

31‧‧‧Hands

32‧‧‧Read start switch

33‧‧‧Cards

34, 61‧‧‧ vocal department

35, 62‧‧‧Lighting Department

36‧‧‧Vibration Department

40‧‧‧Control Department

42‧‧‧ memory

43‧‧‧ Drive Department

50‧‧‧Weapons (toys)

51‧‧‧ weapon body (toy body)

52‧‧‧ handle

53‧‧‧blade

54‧‧‧Slot (support)

56‧‧‧Guidance

58‧‧‧The physical switch

59‧‧‧Drive Switch

211‧‧‧1st Medal

212‧‧‧2nd Medal

213‧‧‧3rd Medal

221‧‧‧ buckle

231‧‧‧ Keeping Department

241, 242, 243‧ ‧ slot (support)

331‧‧‧The upper end of the locking portion

371‧‧‧Transmission antenna

372‧‧‧ receiving antenna

541, 542, 543‧‧ ‧ storage room (support)

1 is a front view of a user wearing a belt which is a toy according to a first embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 2 is a front view of a belt which is a toy according to a first embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 3 is a front view of a medal holder; Figure 4 (A) is a perspective view of the scanner from the front, Figure 4 (B) is a perspective view of the scanner from the rear; Figure 5 is a block diagram showing the internal structure of the scanner; Figure 6 shows the medal reading in the belt FIG. 7 is a flow chart showing the generation of the morphing sound and the killing sound; FIG. 8 is a front view of the toy as the second embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 9 is a medal reading operation of the weapon. The flow chart; and FIG. 10 is a flow chart showing the output of a normal attack sound and a kill attack sound.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of 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 a first embodiment of the present invention.

As the belt of the toy, the belt worn by the male protagonist who imitates the protagonist of the television program or the like is also worn by the user 10 to be worn on the waist 11 and used to completely become the male protagonist as shown in FIG. "role game". The setting is as follows: The male protagonist installs the medal on the belt in the program, reads the medal attached to the belt by the scanner, and transforms into a specific form according to the combination of the installed medals or issues various kinds of nirvana. , Further, it is set as follows: when the morph is changed or when the murder is issued, the scanner emits a sound, a light, or the like. Here, "transformation" means that the appearance of the male lead changes in each part of the head, chest, and leg according to the medal.

First, as shown in FIG. 2, for example, three medals 21 (the first medal 211, the second medal 212, and the third medal 213) can be attached to the waist belt 20 in a replaceable manner. Each of the medals 211, 212, and 213 is a change in the head, chest, and leg of the male lead as a setting in the program. For example, in the case where there are six kinds of changes in the head, chest, and legs of the male lead in the program (that is, the setting is changed to 6×6×6=216 forms), the first Six medals are also prepared for each of the medal 211, the second medal 212, and the third medal 213.

In the following description, the medal is indicated by the medal 21 when it is collectively referred to as the medal, and the first medal 211, the second medal 212, and the third medal 213 are indicated when the medals are distinguished.

An IC tag 26 for memorizing individual identification information is embedded in the medal 21, and the IC tag 26 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 an electric wave from the scanner 30 as an energy source, it is possible to operate at a low cost and for almost a long period without requiring a built-in battery. Further, the IC tag 26 receives the radio wave from the scanner 30 and operates, and transmits a signal indicating the stored individual device identification information.

The individualization of the medal 21 can also be carried out from various viewpoints. For example, the Golden Medal or the Silver Medal is different in color by the individual identification information stored in the IC tag. Further, the individual identification information stored in the IC tag may be different depending on the morphing form of the male lead indicated by the medal as the setting in the program. For example, consider the medal indicating the transformation of the animal's "eagle" as the theme, the medal indicating the transformation of the animal's "tiger", and the transformation of the insect-like "locust" theme. In the medals, the individual identification information stored in the IC tag is different. In this case, a pattern such as an eagle, a tiger, a locust or the like indicating a transformed form may be provided on the surface of the medal. Also, can be set on the back of the medal A pattern indicating that each of the medals indicates a part of the deformed form, that is, the head, the chest, and the leg. Thereby, the individual identification information can be known based on the appearance of the medal 21. Furthermore, in the present embodiment, the medal color (gold or silver) is specified according to the individual identification information of the medal 21, and the theme of the morphing form indicated by the medal as the setting in the program ("Eagle", "Tiger") is designated. "The species of insects and insects".

As shown in FIG. 2, the waistband 20 includes a waistband body 22 as a toy body worn by the user 10, and a medal holder 24 as a support body having a slot 241 as a support portion for replaceably supporting the medal 21, 242 and 243 (see FIG. 3); a scanner holder 23 detachably housing the scanner 30 in the waistband main body 22; and a medal storage unit 28 detachably holding a plurality of medals 21. The medal holder 24 is integrally provided to the buckle 221 of the waist belt 20. The scanner holder 23 is provided with a holding portion 231 that holds the scanner 30 and holds it. The medal storage unit 28 holds the medal 21 for use in advance, and takes out the medal 21 used, and attaches it to the medal holder 24. Or keep the medal 21 after use from the medal holder 24. The scanner holder 23 and the medal storage unit 28 can be attached to any portion of the belt body 22.

As shown in FIG. 3, the medal holder 24 has a plurality of slots 241, 242, 243 for removably inserting a plurality of (three in this embodiment) medals 211, 212, 213. That is, the slits 241, 242, and 243 function as support portions for supporting the medals 211, 212, and 213. Further, the medal holder 24 is provided with a toy recognition IC 27 with a toy identification information for identifying the belt 20 and other toys. The toy recognition IC 27 receives the electric wave from the scanner 30 and operates as an energy source, and transmits a signal indicating the attached toy identification information. In addition, the individualization of the toys can be performed by the toy identification information from various viewpoints such as the use, the shape, the retail price, the duties in the program, and the date of manufacture. For example, as the belt 20 and the weapon 50 described later, a toy recognition IC that distinguishes between the positions in the "role game" and has different toy identification information may be incorporated. Moreover, even if the "belt" having the same position in the "role game" has a different shape, the toy identification information attached to the toy identification IC may be different. Thereby, the waist worn by the male actor in the program can be made. Individualized with different toys, or even belts worn by the same male protagonist, can be used as a setting in the program to make the belts with improved ability and the belts with improved ability be individualized as different toys. . In the present embodiment, the toy identification information attached to at least the toy recognition IC 27 built in the waist belt 20 indicates that the toy incorporating the toy recognition IC 27 is the waist belt 20.

The medal holder 24 has a guiding portion 25 for guiding the scanner 30 in such a manner that the scanner 30 can read the reading position of the individual identification information of the medal 21 supported by the medal holder 24. The guide portion 25 is provided in the vicinity of the slits 241, 242, and 243 so that the member having the L-shaped cross section protrudes from the surface of the medal holder 24. Further, in the present embodiment, the guide portion 21 is provided substantially in parallel with the direction in which the slits 241, 242, and 243 are arranged. Moreover, the guiding portion 25 and the medal holder 24 are disposed relative to the belt body 22 so as to be tiltable (for example, about 24°) with respect to the belt body 22, so that the user 10 can easily make it easy to read the individual identification information. The scanner 30 moves.

Therefore, the scanner 30 is moved along the guiding portion 25, whereby the scanner 30 can read the individual identification information from the IC tag 26 of the medal 21 by being able to read the reading position of the individual identification information of the medal 21. Further, the scanner 30 is moved along the guiding portion, whereby the scanner 30 reads the individual identification information from the IC tag 26 of the medal 21, and is guided to the toy identification IC 27 which can be read from the medal holder 24 to read the toy. A toy identification location that identifies information. Thus, 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 is formed in a circular disk shape as a whole, and has a handle 31 for holding the scanner 30 on the surface with the hand inserted into the user 10. A read start switch 32 for turning on the function as a tag reader is provided inside the handle 31. The reading start switch 32 is turned ON by holding the handle 31. Once turned on, the scanner 30 can read the individual identification information of the medal 21 or the toy identification information of the toy recognition IC 27 at a fixed time. Therefore, if the read start switch 32 is turned ON and the reading is performed within a fixed time, it is automatically It becomes OFF (disconnected) and cannot be read, thereby preventing battery consumption. Further, on the surface, a sound emitting unit 34 such as a speaker that emits a specific voice, activating sound, a morphing sound, a killing sound, or the like, and a light emitting unit 35 including a light emitting diode (light emitting diode) or the like are provided. Further, a vibrating portion 36 for vibrating the scanner 30 is provided inside (see FIG. 5).

Further, it is preferable that a pattern corresponding to the image of the male lead is attached to the surface.

On the back surface of the scanner 30, a locking portion 33 for holding the holding portion 231 (see FIG. 2) of the scanner holder 23 of the belt main body 22 is held. The locking portion 33 is rotatable in a direction away from the back side (the direction of the arrow A in FIG. 4(B)) with the upper end portion 331 as a center, and is rotated by the attachment to the scanner holder 23, but is usually replaced by a spring member (omitted from the figure) (shown) pressed against the back side. Thereby, the scanner 30 locked to the scanner holder 23 is held without falling off.

Further, a transmitting antenna 371 and a receiving antenna 372 are provided on the back surface of the scanner 30. When the transmission antenna 371 reads the individual identification information of the medal 21 by the scanner 30, it is controlled by the control unit 40, which will be described later, to transmit a radio wave to the IC tag 26 of the medal 21, and the receiving antenna 372 receives the radio wave and receives the radio wave. 26 signal sent. Further, when the transmission antenna 371 reads the toy identification information of the toy recognition IC 27 by the scanner 30, the control unit 40, which will be described later, transmits a radio wave to the toy recognition IC 27, and the reception antenna 372 receives the radio wave and receives the radio wave. The toy recognizes the signal sent by the IC 27.

The internal configuration of the scanner 30 as an IC tag reader is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 5, a control unit 40 and a battery 41 are provided inside the scanner 30, and these portions are connected via a read start switch 32. Therefore, when the reading start switch 32 is turned ON, only the current of a specific time flows into the control unit 40, and the control is started.

The transmitting antenna 371 and the receiving antenna 372 are connected to the control unit 40. When the reading start switch 32 is turned on, the transmitting antenna 371 is controlled to transmit radio waves to the IC tag 26 and the toy identification IC 27, and is received by the receiving antenna 372. The signals transmitted from the IC tag 26 of the medal 21 are judged by the individual identification information and the toy identification information respectively indicated by the signals transmitted from the toy identification IC 27 of the medal holder 24, and the signals are memorized in the memory described later. Temporary memory area of 42 (ie, reading individual identification information, toy identification information). The memory 42 is connected to the control unit 40, and the memory 42 stores sound data for generating sounds such as specific voices, activation sounds, morphing sounds, and killing sounds by the spontaneous sound portion 34, and for causing the light emitting portion 35 to emit a specific sound. The illuminating material of the pattern light, and the vibration data for vibrating the vibrating portion 36 in a specific pattern. Further, at least the combination of the individual identification information of the specific medal 21 and the operation data of the sound generating unit 34, the light emitting unit 35, and the vibrating unit 36 in comparison with the combinations are not limited thereto, and the present embodiment can of course be memorized. Various kinds of sound materials, illuminating materials (lighting pattern data), and vibration data described later can also be used to memorize various kinds of materials considered in advance. Further, the memory 42 has a temporary memory area for temporarily storing the individual identification information of the read medal 21 and the toy identification information. The driving unit 43 is connected to the control unit 40, and the sound generating unit 34, the light emitting unit 35, and the vibrating unit 36 are connected to the driving unit 43.

Next, the operation of the user 10 of 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 based on Fig. 6 . After the start (step SAS), the desired medal 21 stored in the medal storage unit 28 is taken out and attached to the slots 241, 242, and 243 of the medal holder 24 (step SA1). The medal 21 of the desired number is installed (step SA2), and after the installation is completed, the scanner 30 is taken out from the scanner holder 23 (step SA3). The reading start switch 32 is turned ON by placing and holding the handle 31 of the scanner 30 (step SA4). Thereby, the control unit 40 drives the transmission antenna 371 to control the transmission antenna 371 to transmit radio waves to the IC tag 26 and the toy recognition IC 27. At the same time, the control unit 40 reads the sound data for generating the standby sound from the memory 42, and drives the sounding unit 34 to emit a standby sound (step SA5), so that the user 10 can know that the sound can be read by the scanner 30. The individual identification information of the medal 21 and the toy identification information of the medal holder 24. As the standby sound, a sound such as "嗡嗡" can be used. At this time, it is preferable that the control unit 40 controls the light stored in the memory 42 to cause the light-emitting unit 35 to emit light and vibrate the vibration unit 36 in response to the standby sound.

When the user 10 has not started reading within a certain period of time since 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 and ends the reading. Take (step SA7). On the other hand, if the user 10 starts reading within a certain time, that is, the user 10 moves the scanner 30 along the guide portion 25 of the medal holder 24 within a certain time (step SA8). The control unit 40 recognizes the medal 21 every time one medal 21 is read (step SA9). That is, when the scanner 30 that can read the status of the individual identification information and the toy identification information passes through the reading position of the individual identification information of the readable badge 21 (in the present embodiment, the slot 25 is above the guiding portion 25, When the position is near 242 and 243, a current is supplied to the IC tag 26 in the medal 21 by the radio wave transmitted from the transmitting antenna 371 of the scanner 30, and the IC tag 26 transmits a signal. The signal transmitted from the IC tag 26 is received by the receiving antenna 372. The control unit 40 determines the individual identification information indicated 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 medal recognition sound from the memory 42, drives the sounding unit 34 to issue the medal identification sound, and memorizes the read individual identification information in the memory 42. In the temporary memory area. As the medal recognition sound, for example, the sound of "kiin" is used when reading the golden medal, and the sound of "giin" is used when reading the silver medal. Moreover, since the read individual identification information is stored in the temporary memory area of the memory 42, when the two medals 21 are read, the control unit 40 can determine whether the individual identification information of the two medals 21 read is a representation. Golden Medal. When it is determined that the individual identification information of the two golden medals is read, the control unit 40 can also make the medal identification sound issued when the individual identification information of the second golden medal is read, compared with the reading of the first golden medal. The medal recognition tone emitted when the information is recognized produces a change in a high semitone or the like. At this time, it is preferable that the control unit 40 controls the light-emitting unit 35 to emit light in accordance with the data stored in the memory 42 to vibrate the vibrating portion 36 in response to the scanning sound.

Then, the scanner 30 is moved along the guiding portion 25, and all the medals inserted into the slots 241, 242, 243 are read by the reading position of the individual identification information of the readable medal 21. After the individual identification information of 211, 212, and 213, the toy identification IC 27 mounted on the medal holder 24 is read (step SA10). That is, the scanner 30 is moved along the guiding portion 25, whereby after reading the individual identification information of the medal 21, the scanner 30 is guided to the toy identification position of the toy identification information of the toy identification IC 27 that can be read. At this time, a current is supplied to the toy recognition IC 27 by the electric wave transmitted from the transmission antenna 371 of the scanner 30, so that the toy recognition IC 27 transmits a signal. The signal transmitted from the toy identification IC 27 is received by the receiving antenna 372. The control unit 40 determines the toy identification information indicated by the signal received by the receiving antenna 372, and determines the belt 20 in the case of the present embodiment. In this way, the scanner 30 is moved along the guiding portion 25, and after reading the individual identification information of the medal 21, the toy identification information of the toy recognition IC 27 is also read by the natural operation, and the control unit 40 can The scanner 30 together recognizes that the toy being played is the belt 20. Further, the control unit 40 causes the read toy identification information to be stored in the temporary memory area of the memory 42.

If the toy identification information of the toy recognition IC 27 is read, the control unit 40 reads the read completion sound (scan completion sound) for generating the read identification information of the completed medal 21 and the reading of the toy identification information from the memory 42. The sound data drives the sounding unit 34 to generate a reading completion sound (step SA11). Furthermore, the sound data for generating the reading completion sound is stored in the memory 42 for each toy identification information of the toy recognition IC 27, and the control unit 40 refers to the temporary memory area stored in the memory 42. The recently read toy identification information is read from the memory 42 to generate sound data corresponding to the read completion sound corresponding thereto. That is, in the present embodiment, the sound data of the reading completion sound corresponding to the toy identification information of the belt 20 is read. For example, you can use the sound of "啾啾". Of course, at this time, it is preferable that the control unit 40 controls the light-emitting unit 35 to emit light and vibrate the vibrating unit 36 in accordance with the data stored in the memory 42 in accordance with the data stored in the memory 42. Further, since the read completion sound system corresponds to the toy identification information, if the toy identification information other than the waist belt 20 is used, it is of course outputting a different sound. Next, the control unit 40 refers to the read first medal 211, second medal 212, and third medal 213 which are stored in a part of the memory area of the memory 42. Individually identifying the information, determining the subject specified by the individual identification information (eg, eagle, tiger, locust), and reading from the memory 42 to generate a sound corresponding to the theme memorized in the memory 42 (eg, if the subject is The eagle produces the sound of an "eagle". If it is a tiger, it produces a "tiger" sound. If it is a locust, it produces a sound of "a worm" sound, driving the sounding part 34 to produce sound. The reading is completed by the above steps (step SAE).

Next, an operation based on the individual identification information of the read medal 21 will be described based on FIG.

In the setting of the program, the morphological form of the male lead changes according to the content of the medal read by the scanner (for example, the deformed form of the head, chest, and leg changes according to the theme specified by the medal) , from the scanner to make a voice change. To reproduce this, first, the control unit 40 refers to the toy identification information of the toy recognition IC 27 stored in the temporary memory area of the memory 42 (step SB1). Further, in the case of the present embodiment, since the toy identification information stored in the temporary memory area of the memory 42 indicates the waist belt 20, it is judged that "the combination of the individual identification information of the medals 211, 212, and 213" is used in advance as the waist belt 20. The "combination of individual identification information of the specific medal 21" memorized in the memory 42 is compared. (Step SB2). When it is determined that the combination of the individual identification information of the read medal 21 is inconsistent with the specific combination (when the number of individual identification information of the read medal 21 is less than the number of the specific combination is formed (for example, When the specific combination is composed of a combination of three pieces of individual identification information (three medals), the case where only one or two (one or two medals) of the individual identification information read is included, the control unit 40 The sound data for generating a normal morphing sound such as "咚" is read from the memory 42, and the sounding unit 34 is driven to output a sound (step SB3).

On the other hand, when it is determined in step SB2 that the specific combination is identical, the control unit 40 reads out the special morphing sound for generating the specific combination and memorizing the memory 42 from the memory 42, for example, the medal 211. When 212 and 213 are "Eagle", "Tiger" and "Aphid", the first letter is used to generate "ta.to.ba, tatoba, ta.to.ba". The sound generating unit 34 outputs a sound (step SB4). In this case, it is preferable that the control unit 40 controls the light-emitting unit 35 to emit light in accordance with the data stored in the memory 42 to vibrate the vibrating portion 36 in response to the morphing sound.

Furthermore, regardless of the order of the medals 211, 212, 213 installed on the medal holder 24, if the combination of the individual identification information read is the same, it is judged to be the same combination (ie, even in the order of eagle, tiger, locust) Taking individual identification information and reading in the order of eagle, locust, and tiger are judged to be the combination of individual identification information of the same eagle, tiger, and locust), even if the user installs the wrong order for the child. On the medal holder 24, you can also enjoy the output of special transfiguration.

Moreover, the user 10 sometimes reads the individual identification information of the medal 21 and the toy recognition IC 27 by the scanner 30 again within a certain time (for example, 3 minutes) after outputting the normal morphing sound or the special morphing sound. Toy identification information (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 by the scanner 30 within a certain time, as in the above case, each medal is read for each medal. The identification is made (step SB6), and the toy recognition IC 27 is read (step SB7). Then, the control unit 40 determines whether the individual identification information and the toy identification information stored in the temporary memory area in the memory 42 are compared with the newly read individual identification information and the toy identification information stored in the temporary memory area (steps) SB8). When it is determined that the match is made, the medal 21 is not replaced and the reading is performed again. Therefore, the sound data of the read completion sound corresponding to the memory is read from the memory, and the sounding unit 34 is driven to output the read completion sound ( Step SB9). Further, the control unit 40 reads again based on the fact that the medal 21 is not replaced, and this time, the sound data of the sound for generating the killing sound instead of the morphing sound, for example, "scanning charge rider kick" is read from the memory 42. The sounding unit 34 is driven to output a sound (step SB10). The processing is ended by the above steps (step SB11).

On the other hand, when the individual identification information or the like is not read again within the specific time in step SB5, the control unit 40 deletes the individual knowledge stored in the temporary memory area of the memory 42. The processing is terminated by the information (step SB12), and in step SB8, the individual identification information, the toy identification information, and the newly read memory stored in the temporary memory area in the memory 42 are determined to be in the temporary memory area. When the individual identification information and the toy identification information are inconsistent, the user 10 replaces the medal 21 and reads it again, so that the newly read individual identification information and the toy identification information are overwritten in the temporary memory area in the updated memory 42. After the individual identification information and the toy identification information are memorized, the process returns to step SA11 (arrow A) of FIG. 6, and the reading completion sound corresponding to the newly read toy identification information is output.

As described above, according to the waist belt 20 of the first embodiment of the present invention, the belt main body 22 has the slits 241, 242, and 243 which replaceably support the medals 211, 212, and 213 of the individual identification information read by the scanner 30, Therefore, the read individual identification information can be easily changed by replacing the medals 211, 212, and 213.

Moreover, the toy body 22 has a guiding portion 25 for guiding the scanner 30 by reading the reading position of the individual identification information when the individual identification information is read by the scanner 30. The individual identification information is surely read by the scanner 30.

Further, the toy body 22 is provided with a toy recognition IC 27 for identifying toy identification information of the toy body 22 and other toy bodies, and the toy body 22 can be surely recognized by the scanner 30 moving along the guiding portion 25. . Thereby, the drive unit 43 can be driven according to the combination of the read individual identification information and the toy identification information to adopt a form unique to the waist belt 20, thereby providing a belt 20 that is rich and interesting.

Moreover, since the medal holder 24 has a plurality of slots 241, 242, 243 that replaceably support the medals 211, 212, 213, a plurality of medals 21 can be used. Further, the guiding portion 25 guides the scanner 30 to the reading position at which the individual identification information of the medals 21 in all the slots 241, 242, 243 can be read, so that the individual identification information of all the medals 21 can be surely read.

Further, when the plurality of pieces of individual identification information read by the scanner 30 are in a specific combination, the drive unit 43 adopts a special driving form corresponding to the combination, so that the user or the like can be surprised.

Further, the drive unit 43 can drive at least one of the sound generating unit 34, the light emitting unit 35, and the vibrating unit 36 to express sound, light, vibration, or a combination thereof, thereby providing a surprise to the user or the like.

Moreover, since the individual identification information and the toy identification information are written into the tiny IC tag 26 and the toy identification IC 27, the IC tag 26 or the toy identification IC 27 can be embedded without changing the design of the medal 21 or the medal holder 24. The location of the expectation. Further, the scanner 30 reads information by non-contact or contact with the IC tag 26 of the medal 21 and the toy recognition IC 27 of the belt body 22.

(Second embodiment)

Next, a toy weapon 50 as a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. In addition, the same components as those of the waistband 20 of the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will not be repeated.

As shown in FIG. 8, the weapon 50 as a toy is a weapon used to imitate the hero's battle in the setting of the program, and has a weapon body 51 and a medal 21. Further, the medal body 21, which is an identified member to which the individual identification information is given, is attached to the weapon body 51, and the individual identification information is read from the installed medal 21 by the scanner 30 as the reading body, and based on the read information. Adopt a specific form.

The weapon body 51 has a shank portion 52 that is gripped by the user 10 and a blade portion 53 that is coupled to the shank portion 52. The blade portion 53 is provided with a slit 54 as a support for the medal 21 to be exchangeably supported, and the storage chambers 541, 542, and 543 as the support portions for accommodating the medal 21 are provided at the front end of the slit 54. Further, the storage chambers 541, 542, and 543 are in communication with each other, and the medal 21 is movable between the storage chambers. In the vicinity of the medal insertion opening of the slot 54, a micro switch 55 for counting the number of medals 21 inserted into the slot 54 is provided, and the drive control portion described later can make the micro switch 55 according to the medal 21 inserted into the slot 54. The number of medals 21 inserted is grasped for the number of ONs.

A guide portion 56 is provided along the storage chambers 541, 542, and 543 on the side surface of the blade portion 53. to The toy recognition IC 57 to which the toy identification information indicated as the weapon 50 and not the belt 20 shown in the first embodiment is attached is provided in the front end of the guide portion 56. The toy identification IC 57 is embedded in such a way that it cannot be seen from the outside.

Further, the weapon 50 has a drive control unit, a memory connected to the drive control unit, a battery (not shown), a drive control unit, a drive switch 59 provided on the handle 52, and a speaker to generate sound. The portion 61, the light-emitting portion 62 that emits light with an LED or the like, and the above-described micro switch 55 are connected. Further, a physical switch 58 is provided on the proximal end side of the guiding portion 56. When the scanner 30 is placed on the guiding portion 56, the scanner 30 is brought into contact with the scanner 30, and the driving control portion is also connected to the physical switch 58. connection. Further, the memory is used to drive the sounding unit 61 and the light-emitting unit 62 to drive the sound output and the light-emitting sound data and the light-emitting pattern data, and to store the number of times the micro-switch 55 is turned ON ( That is, the counting memory area of the number of inserted medals 21). Further, the memory has a physical switch state memory area in which the memory physical switch 58 is turned on. When the physical switch 58 is turned on and turned on, the drive control unit causes the information indicating that the physical switch 58 is ON to be memorized in the physical switch state memory. region. Here, the drive control unit deletes the information when the memory memory indicates that the physical switch 58 is ON after the specific time has elapsed.

In the above configuration, when the user 10 presses the drive switch 59, the drive control unit reads the memory data from the memory corresponding thereto, and drives the sounding unit 62 and the light-emitting unit 64 to sound based on the read data. Output, light. Further, in advance, the data of the plurality of sound data and the light-emitting pattern may be memorized in the memory according to the number of times the micro switch 55 is turned on (the number of medals 21 inserted), and the memory may be referred to when the drive switch 59 is pressed. The count memory area in the body is read from the memory and the number of times the micro switch 55 is turned ON (the number of medals 21 inserted). For example, the more the number of times the micro switch 55 is turned on (the number of medals 21 inserted), the more powerful the sound is emitted. Further, according to whether or not the information indicating that the physical switch 58 is ON is stored in the physical switch state memory area, the data of the plurality of sound data and the light-emitting pattern may be memorized in the memory. When the user 10 presses the drive switch 59, the drive control unit refers to the physical switch state memory area, and reads from the memory the data corresponding to the information indicating whether or not the physical switch 58 is ON in the physical switch state memory area. . Thereby, in the weapon 50, the data read from the memory is changed depending on whether or not the scanner 30 performs the reading operation, for example, when the scanner 30 does not perform the reading operation (the physical switch state memory area is not When the memory indicates that the physical switch 58 is ON, the normal attack sound can be output, and after the scanner 30 performs the read operation (the physical switch 58 is stored in the physical switch state memory area) In the case of ON information, it is possible to output a more powerful killing attack sound indicating that it is a killer. Further, at this time, the normal attack sound and the killing attack sound may be changed as described above depending on the number of times the micro switch 55 is turned on (the number of medals 21 inserted).

Next, the reading operation of the medal 21 of the user 10 of the weapon 50, the operation of the scanner 30, the movement of the weapon 50, and the generation of the killing technique will be described with reference to FIG.

After the start (step SCS), the medal 21 stored in the medal storage unit 28 of the waist belt 20 is taken out and sequentially inserted into the slot 54 of the weapon 50 (step SC1). The micro switch 55 counts the number of medals 21 inserted (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 memory area in the memory, thereby performing the number of the medals 21 inserted. count. The medal 21 of the desired number is installed, and after the installation is completed (step SC3), the scanner 30 is taken out from the scanner holder 23 of the belt 20 (step SC4).

When the reading start switch 32 is turned on by placing the hand and holding the handle 31 of the scanner 30, the control unit 40 controls the transmitting antenna 371 to drive the transmitting antenna 371 in the same manner as in the first embodiment. The IC tag 26 and the toy recognition IC 57 transmit 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 sounding unit 34 to emit a standby sound, so that the user 10 can know that the individual identification information of the medal 21 can be read by the scanner 30. Toy identification information for toy identification IC 57. Then, the user 10 is in this state The scanner 30 is moved along the guiding portion 56 (step SC5). At this time, the scanner 30 is brought into contact with the physical switch 58 (step SC6), and the drive control unit of the weapon 50 connected to the physical switch 58 causes the physical switch indicating that the physical switch 58 is ON to be memorized in the memory. State memory area. 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 state of the individual identification information and the toy identification information passes through the reading position of the individual identification information of the readable medal 21 (in this embodiment, the guiding portion) When the light is transmitted from the transmitting antenna 371 of the scanner 30 to the IC tag 26 in the medal 21, the IC tag 26 transmits a signal. The signal transmitted from the IC tag 26 is received by the receiving antenna 372. The control unit 40 determines the individual identification information indicated by the signal received by the receiving antenna 372. That is, the individual identification information of the medal 21 is read. Further, when the individual identification information of the medal 21 has been read, the control unit 40 reads the sound data of the scanning sound from the memory 42, drives the sounding unit 34 to issue the medal identification sound, and reads the individual identification information read. It is memorized in the temporary memory area of the memory 42. Then, after the reading position of the individual identification information of the readable badge 21 is read, and the individual identification information of all the medals 21 inserted into the storage chambers 541, 542, 543 is read, the scanner 30 is guided by the guiding portion 56. The toy recognition position at which the toy identification information of the toy recognition IC 57 can be read, at this time, the electric current is transmitted from the transmission antenna 371 of the scanner 30 to the toy recognition IC 57, so that the toy recognition IC 57 transmits a signal. The signal transmitted from the toy recognition IC 57 is received by the receiving antenna 372. The control unit 40 determines the toy identification information indicated by the signal received by the receiving antenna 372, and determines the weapon 50 in the case of the present embodiment. Further, the control unit 40 causes the read toy identification information to be stored in the temporary memory area of the memory 42.

Thereafter, the control unit 40 refers to the toy identification information of the toy identification IC 57 (i.e., the toy identification information indicated as the weapon 50) stored in the temporary memory area of the memory 42, and reads from the memory 42 for generation and representation as The material of the reading completion sound corresponding to the toy identification information of the weapon 50 drives the sounding unit 34 to generate a reading completion sound (step SC8). Again, and expressed as The reading completion sound corresponding to the toy identification information of the weapon 50 is different from the sound of the reading completion sound corresponding to the toy identification information indicated as the belt 20 (for example, a lower sound or the like). Therefore, even if the individual identification information of the read medal 21 is the same, the reading completion sound may be different depending on whether the toy identification information read thereafter is the belt 20 or the weapon 50. Further, if the medal portion 21 is supported by the toy portion by the support portion as in the present embodiment, the reading completion sound can be made different depending on the toy supporting the medal 21 during the reading operation. Further, the operation of the scanner 30 below is different from the case of performing the reading operation in the waist belt 20 of the first embodiment as follows. That is, the scanner 30 not only changes the reading completion sound but also changes the operation below the reading completion sound based on the read toy identification information.

In other words, the case after the reading completion sound is output will be described with reference to FIG. The control unit 40 refers to the temporary memory area in the memory 42 (step SD1), and determines the number of pieces of individual identification information of the memory medal 21 (step SD2), and reads from the memory 42 to generate the number corresponding to the individual identification information. The information of the killing technique is driven to drive the sounding unit 34 to output the killing sound (step SD3). That is, when the individual identification information of the memory is one (that is, when the medal 21 for reading the individual identification information is one), a "single scanning charge" sound is generated, which is generated when two cases are generated. The sound of "double scanning charge" produces a "triple scanning charge" sound when it is three. In this manner, the scanner 30 performs an operation in the case where the reading operation is performed in the waist belt 20 of the first embodiment (outputting a sound corresponding to the theme of each medal, and outputting an avatar corresponding to the combination of the medals, etc.) action.

Further, after the killing sound is generated, if the user 10 turns on the drive switch 59 of the weapon 50 (step SD4), the drive control unit of the weapon 50 refers to the physical switch state memory area in the memory to determine whether or not the memory is represented by the physical state. The switch 58 is turned ON (step SD5). If it is determined that the information indicating that the physical switch 58 is ON is stored, the data corresponding to the information indicating that the physical switch 58 is ON is read from the memory (for example, information for issuing a killing attack, etc.), and Driving the sounding unit 61 and transmitting according to the read data The light unit 62 performs sound output and light emission (step SD6). Further, when it is determined in step SD5 that the information indicating that the physical switch 58 is ON is not stored, the data corresponding to the information indicating that the physical switch 58 is ON is read from the memory (for example, for issuing a normal message) The attack data and the like are driven, and the sound emitting unit 61 and the light emitting unit 62 are driven to perform sound output and light emission based on the read data (step SD7). Thus, before the scanner 30 reads the individual identification information of the medal 21 (before pressing the physical switch 58), that is, before the scanner 30 generates the killing technique, and after reading (after pressing the physical switch 58), that is, the self-scanning After the instrument 30 generates the killing sound, the sound generated from the weapon 50 is equal to the change when the user 10 presses the driving switch 59, that is, the normal attack sound is emitted instead of the attack sound when the former is used, and the performance is performed for the latter. The more powerful of the nirvana will kill the attack sound and so on.

Further, when the user 10 turns the drive switch 59 ON, the drive control unit simultaneously refers to the physical switch state memory area and the count memory area of the memory 42, and can also read and read the data read from the memory 42. The data corresponding to the number of times the micro switch 55 of the memory area is turned ON (the number of medals 21 inserted) is corresponding. Thereby, the control unit 40 can read out from the memory 42 the data corresponding to the information indicating that the physical switch 59 is ON in the physical switch state memory area and the number of times the micro switch 55 stored in the count memory area is turned ON. . Since the number of times the micro switch 55 stored in the count memory area is turned ON is the same as the number of pieces of individual identification information of the medal 21 read by the scanner 30 in the temporary memory area of the memory 42, the scanner 30 outputs the same. After the sound corresponding to the number of pieces of individual identification information (for example, the sound "triple scanning charge" when there are three cases), if the user 10 turns the drive switch 59 ON, the attack sound is outputted from the weapon 50. It also corresponds to the number of inserted medals 21 (for example, the number of times the micro switch 55 is turned ON 3 times), so that the sound output by the scanner 30 and the sound output by the weapon 50 can be used for the medal 21 The number of the corresponding person.

As described above, according to the weapon 50 of the second embodiment of the present invention described above, the same effect as the waist belt 20 of the first embodiment described above can be obtained, and the medal 21 can be easily replaced by replacing the medal 21. The individual identification information given by the change provides a weapon that is both varied and interesting.

The preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above, but the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications and changes can be made within the scope of the invention as described in the appended claims.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, the case where three coin-shaped objects 21 are used is exemplified, but the number of the coin-shaped objects 21 is not limited. Moreover, the combination of the transformation can be arbitrarily set.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, the case where the RFID tag is used for scanning in a non-contact manner is exemplified, but the contact type may be applied.

Further, the IC tag 26 of the coin shape 21 is exemplified as a passive type, but may be used in an active type in which a battery is built in the coin shape 21.

20‧‧‧ Belt (toy)

21‧‧‧ medal (identified component)

22‧‧‧Belt body (toy body)

23‧‧‧Scanner bracket

24‧‧‧ medal holder (support)

25‧‧‧ Guidance Department

26‧‧‧IC label

28‧‧‧ Medalkeeping Department

30‧‧‧Scanner (reading body)

211‧‧‧1st Medal

212‧‧‧2nd Medal

213‧‧‧3rd Medal

221‧‧‧ buckle

231‧‧‧ Keeping Department

Claims (4)

A toy comprising: a toy body for a user to wear or hold; a support portion disposed on the toy body and replaceably supporting the identified member to which the individual identification information is given; the reading body, Reading the individual identification information from the identified component; the driving part includes at least one of a sounding part, a light emitting part, and a vibration part; and a memory area that memorizes individual identification information read from the identified component; a data storage unit that stores operation data of the drive unit; and a control unit that reads operation data corresponding to the individual identification information stored in the memory area from the operation data storage unit, and according to the read operation The drive unit is driven by the data, and the control unit may drive the drive unit based on the motion data read from the motion data storage unit corresponding to the individual identification information stored in the memory area, and then When the reading body reads the individual identification information from the identified component, it is determined whether the read individual identification information is related to the recording The individual identification information in the memory area is consistent; and when it is determined that the read individual identification information is consistent with the individual identification information stored in the memory area, the reading from the action data storage unit in a specific time corresponds to the same The operation data when the individual identification information is read is driven, and the drive unit is driven based on the read operation data. The toy of claim 1, wherein the plurality of support portions are provided. In the case of the toy of claim 2, wherein the individual identification information stored in the memory area is a specific combination, the control unit may read the action data corresponding to the combination from the action data storage unit, and according to the readout Drive the above information Drive unit. The toy of any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the individual identification information is written in an IC tag, and the reading body is an IC tag reader.