Virtual Building Block System
OwnerLinli ZHUinventor
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A virtual building block system includes three-dimensional basic building block units constructed with virtual reality technology, while there is a building block unit library including numerous building block units set on the Internet. A building block unit is a member of a natural object, a member of a artifact, or a member of a natural object and artifact. The building block unit library is opened and allows constructions and designs from the users. There is also an assembly-disassembly platform for assembling and disassembling the building blocks. The building block unit library, assembly-disassembly platform, and a client compose a complete virtual building block system. Such a building block system that is able to cover the entire world or to contain everything in the world, may greatly enhance the effect of intelligence training of building blocks for recreation and inspirations of intelligence and creativity.
A virtual building block system, comprising three-dimensional basic building block units being constructed with virtual reality technology, a building block unit library comprising numerous building block units set on the Internet, a building block unit library being opened and allowing constructions and designs from the users, and an assembly-disassembly platform for assembling and disassembling the building blocks, wherein said building block unit library, said assembly-disassembly platform, said internet, and a client compose one complete said virtual building block system, wherein said virtual building block system further comprises a target library which is putting detachable natural objects and/or artifacts, wherein all components for disassembling are designed beforehand and the assemblage is assembled in advance, wherein the components are put into said building block unit library and the assemblages are put into said target library.
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