System for identifying and tracking objects on a game board

A system for identifying and tracking gaming elements provided with a magnetic marker and a unique identification code, comprising:

• a remote electronic device;
• a plurality of gaming elements configured to be positioned on an interactive modular game board progressively assembled by a player;
• a sensorized board equipped with a set of magnetic sensors being arranged according to a fixed pitch grid;
• a plurality of modular tiles positionable by the player on the sensorized board so as to construct a game scenario,
• wherein each modular tile of the plurality of modular tiles includes at least one base surface element of dimensions equal to a pitch of the fixed pitch grid of the set of magnetic sensors,
• wherein each modular tile of the plurality of modular tiles is provided with decorations corresponding to the game scenario, and
• wherein the gaming elements are positioned on one or more modular tiles;
• a series of lines indicated on the modular tiles, the series of lines configured to delimit portions of the modular tiles corresponding to interactive areas of the game scenario;
• a plurality of graphic interaction elements configured to identify the interactive areas of the game scenario, the graphic interaction elements being positioned at a centre of a base surface element;
• a series of profiled elements configured to superimpose the modular tiles on the sensorized board and align the graphic interaction elements with the magnetic sensor grid;
• and
• a control unit connected to the sensorized board, the control unit configured to acquire a magnetic sensor status vector of data relating to the magnetic Q-sensors and transmit to, the remote electronic device, a masked result vector of data relating to a subset of said magnetic sensors to be used to track the gaming elements,
• wherein the data of the magnetic sensor status vector corresponding to the subset of magnetic sensors underlying the graphic interaction elements of the modular tiles used is selected by:
• multiplying the corresponding components of the magnetic sensor status vector by a mask vector indicating the magnetic sensors underlying the graphic interaction elements of the tiles, and filtering according to the masked result vector, and
• wherein the gaming elements are identified and tracked based on the masked result vector.