Beijing Momo Information Technology filed 1 patent this quarter in the Platforms category.
The filing covers a VR tabletop game Platforms that incorporates 3D spatial Audio technology. This Platforms allows players to apply custom rules for card games and mahjong without requiring pre-programmed game logic, combining traditional social gaming experiences with digital accessibility.
The Platforms patent describes a system that separates game mechanics from game state management, enabling any card or mahjong variant to run without developers having to code specific rules in advance. Players can impose their own house rules or regional variations, while the underlying engine tracks cards, turns, and actions regardless of which ruleset governs play. The spatial Audio component processes positional data by calculating vectors between players and building transformation matrices, producing directional sound that shifts based on who's speaking and where they sit at the virtual table. This acoustic modeling replicates the way voices travel around a physical game table, preserving the social atmosphere that defines traditional tabletop sessions.