Interactive vibrator for multimedia

A vibrator for applying soothing and stimulating vibrations to the human body, comprising:

• a plurality of vibrating devices,
• a multi-media computer which generates audio signals,
• a detector means to detect electronic representations of said audio signals, and
• an electronic circuit comprising a plurality of bandpass filters to separate portions of the audio band and a plurality of drivers to drive each of said vibrating devices in response to characteristics of said electronic signals.

A vibrator for applying stimulating vibrations to the human body, comprising:

• a plurality of vibrating devices,
• a detector means to detect electronic representations of audio signals,
• an integrator which responds partially to individual notes and substantially fully to multiple notes of said audio signals and maintains vibration for multiple seconds after cessation of said signals, and
• a plurality of electronic circuits, ones of said plurality of circuits comprising:
• a bandpass filter to separate portions of the audio band,
• a peak detector which responds substantially fully to individual notes of said audio signals, and
• a driver to drive one of said vibrating devices.

An interactive vibrator system to provide physical vibration that represents movement of an input device of a computer, comprising:

• multiple vibrators,
• signal pulse-width detectors,
• pulse-width to amplitude conversion means,
• a signal processor means to process X and Y signals,
• a driver means to drive said multiple vibrators, and
• multiple modulation frequency mixers to create lower beat frequency to simulate low frequency vibration of mechanical vehicle vibrating motion.

An interactive multidimensional vibrating system to provide physical vibration that represents movement of an input device of a computer, comprising:

• multiple vibrators,
• signal pulse-width detectors,
• pulse-width to amplitude conversion means,
• a signal processor means to process X and Y signals,
• a driver means to drive said multiple vibrators,
• audio signal pick off means,
• signal processor means for processing picked off audio signal, and
• signal mixer means to combine processed audio signal to X and Y movement signal.

An interactive multimedia tilting chair which is activated by signal created by X and Y input devices, comprising:

• X and Y movement signal pick off,
• a processor means to convert detected X and Y movement signal to corresponding X and Y tilting chair movement,
• an electromechanical X and Y motion driver to tilt said chair,
• multiple vibrating devices placed under the feet and chair of a user,
• an audio signal pick off means,
• a signal processor means to process amplitude and frequency of audio signal, and
• a signal processor means to modulate processed audio signal to the signal driving mechanical vibrator, and chair tilting electromechanical driver.