US2019108771A1PendingUtilityA1
System and method for toy visual programming
Est. expiryJun 12, 2034(~7.9 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A63H 30/04G05B 2219/36025G09B 5/02Y10S901/04G09B 19/0053
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A method for programmatic robot control including, at a user device: displaying a set of icons and receiving a program for a robot, wherein receiving a program for a robot includes receiving a selection of a state icon associated with a state; associating a transition with the state; and creating a relationship between the transition and an event. The method functions to provide a user with an environment for creating a program to control the robot, and can additionally function to control the robot.
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1 . A method for programmatically controlling a toy robot, comprising, at a user device remote from the toy robot:
displaying a set of icons; receiving a selection of a first icon from the set of icons, wherein the first icon comprises an illustration of the toy robot operating in a first state; receiving a selection of a second icon from the set of icons, wherein the second icon comprises an illustration of the toy robot operating in a second state; associating a transition with the first state and the second state, the transition directed from the first state to the second state; receiving a selection of an event icon; in response to receiving the selection of the event icon, associating an event with the transition, wherein the event icon comprises an illustration of the toy robot undergoing the event; sending a first instruction to the toy robot to operate in the first state; receiving a set of sensor measurements from the toy robot; determining that the event has occurred based on the set of sensor measurements; and in response to determining that the event has occurred, sending a second instruction to the toy robot to operate in the second state.Cited by (0)
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