Neoja filed 1 patent, focused on Game Mechanics.
The application details a system that transforms a basketball court into an interactive arcade environment through cameras, sensors, and projectors that track player movement and display game visuals on surfaces. RFID wristbands control access, while integrated features allow spectators to place bets and an automated highlight system captures notable moments during gameplay.
The game mechanics patent describes a centralized operating system that coordinates every element of the interactive basketball experience. Cameras mounted around the court track shots and player positions, feeding data to a control system that adjusts projections on the floor and walls in real time. Backboard sensors detect successful baskets while RFID wristbands manage player access and identity, allowing the system to personalize games and track individual performance. The Platforms distinguishes itself from prior art by integrating components that previously existed in isolation, such as smart backboards, trajectory analyzers, or court redesigns, into a unified framework where operators can design custom games that respond to live player actions across the entire space.
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