Automated multi-layer actuator system for enhanced interaction in board games
OwnerFuxiang Yuinventor
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An automated motion coordination system comprises a multi-layer (e.g., dual-layer) cable-driven architecture for independently manipulating multiple components within a shared workspace. The system includes a first actuator (A1) and a second actuator (A2) disposed on vertically offset planes, each independently driven by a dedicated set of peripheral motors and transmission strings. This vertical separation allows the transmission strings of the first and second actuators to cross in a top-down perspective without physical entanglement. A control processor is configured to execute an obstacle management protocol, enabling the first actuator to dynamically relocate obstructing elements while the second actuator performs a primary motion task. The system provides high-speed, low-noise, and collision-free interaction suitable for automated board games and robotic interfaces.
An automated board game apparatus for the simultaneous and independent manipulation of multiple game pieces, comprising:
A method for managing piece movement on an automated board game apparatus having a multi-layer actuator assembly comprising at least a first actuator (A1) and a second actuator (A2), comprising:
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