Indoor golf simulator

Abstract

The utility model provides an indoor golf simulator which comprises a simulation room, a simulation system is arranged in the simulation room, the simulation system comprises a curtain wall and a shielding cover located on the periphery of the curtain wall, the simulation system comprises a slope located at the bottom in the shielding cover, and the two ends of the slope extend to the two opposite sides in the shielding cover respectively. The bottom of the slope is provided with a conveying groove distributed front and back and a receiving groove located at the front end of the conveying groove, a gate plate is arranged between the receiving groove and the conveying groove, and a conveying screw is rotationally connected into the conveying groove. The ground on the front side of an existing curtain wall is arranged to be the slope surface, golf balls which are knocked out and fall off can be conveniently gathered to the bottom end of the slope surface, then the conveying groove is formed in the bottom of the slope surface, the conveying spiral is arranged in the conveying groove, the gathered golf balls can be conveniently conveyed outwards, and therefore the golf balls can be conveniently conveyed. The golf ball collecting device has the advantage of automatically collecting a large number of scattered golf balls.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of indoor golf simulation, and specifically relates to an indoor golf simulator. Background Art

[0002] The simulation system adopted by golf simulators is a successful application project of modern high technology in the field of leisure and entertainment. It uses computer graphics and image processing technology to load the data of international standard golf courses into the static memory of the system. When the system runs, the computer automatically inputs the course data into the internal dynamic memory of the system, and projects the ball scene vividly onto the impact-resistant screen in front of the golfer through a large-screen projector. Simulating golf gives the golfer a feeling of being on the course.

[0003] The utility model with the publication number CN217448888U proposes an indoor golf simulator, including a simulation room. An exit is opened on one side of the simulation room, and a projection screen is fixedly installed on the inner wall of the simulation room corresponding to the other side of the exit. The placing seats are equidistantly fixed on the bottom surface of the simulation room close to the exit. A translation mechanism is arranged on the bottom surface of the simulation room outside the placing seats. Under the action of the feeding mechanism, the pre-stored golf balls are placed on the placing seats smoothly, saving manual operation and improving the user experience. Under the action of the feeding mechanism, the spare golf balls are conveyed into the storage box for the next feeding, enabling the device to be used continuously in a cycle. Compared with the prior art, it increases the user experience, saves the time and energy spent on placing the balls, and can improve the fun of the user practicing golf through cyclic feeding.

[0004] However, the above-mentioned prior art still has the following deficiencies in use: After the golf balls are hit and fly away, they are easily scattered in front of the projection screen and in a random scattered state, and need to be collected manually to be recycled. This not only has a large labor intensity, but also affects the normal entertainment of the entertainment personnel. That is to say, when the service personnel collect the scattered golf balls, the entertainment personnel need to pause the operation.

[0005] Therefore, the utility model provides an indoor golf simulator. Summary of the Utility Model

[0006] Aiming at the deficiencies of the prior art, the purpose of the utility model is to provide an indoor golf simulator to solve the problems raised in the above background art. The utility model has the function of automatically gathering the golf balls that fall after being hit and flying, and also has the functions of collecting and assisting in transporting the golf balls. There is no need for service personnel to enter the ball dropping area for collection operations, which greatly reduces the labor intensity and improves the experience of the entertainment personnel.

[0007] To achieve the above object, the present utility model is realized through the following technical solutions: An indoor golf simulator includes a simulation room, in which a simulation system is provided. The simulation system includes a curtain wall and a shielding cover located outside the curtain wall. The simulation system includes a slope at the inner bottom of the shielding cover, and both ends of the slope extend to opposite sides inside the shielding cover. A transmission groove and a receiving groove located at the front end of the transmission groove are arranged at the bottom of the slope in a front-back distribution. A gate plate is arranged between the receiving groove and the transmission groove, and a transmission screw is rotatably connected in the transmission groove.

[0008] Further, drainage partition plates are fixedly connected to the upper slope surface of the slope in a uniformly arranged front-back manner, and one end of each drainage partition plate extends to the mouth of the transmission groove.

[0009] Further, a layer of shock-absorbing rubber pad is bonded to the upper surface of the slope.

[0010] Further, the number of the transmission screws is two and they are distributed in parallel, and the two transmission screws are on the same horizontal plane.

[0011] Further, the transmission screw includes a transmission shaft and a screw rod fixedly wound around the outside of the transmission shaft, and the cross-section of the screw rod is circular.

[0012] Further, the gate plate and the bottom of the receiving groove are elastically slidably matched up and down, and a support plate is welded to one side of the gate plate near the bottom.

[0013] Further, the simulation system includes a host, a camera, a projector and an automatic ball feeder. A push rod control box and a sensor are arranged on the automatic ball feeder. The projector is arranged on the front side of the curtain wall. The camera is used to capture the trajectory of the golf ball, and then the host simulates the trajectory and projects it onto the curtain wall through the projector.

[0014] The beneficial effects of the present utility model are as follows:

[0015] 1. In the present utility model, the ground in front of the current curtain wall is set as a slope, which is convenient for converging the golf balls hit and dropped to the bottom end of the slope. Then a transmission groove is arranged at the bottom of the slope, and a transmission screw is arranged in the transmission groove, which is convenient for transmitting the converged golf balls outward. Therefore, it has the advantage of automatically collecting a large number of scattered golf balls.

[0016] 2. In the present utility model, a receiving groove is arranged at the front end of the transmission groove, and a gate plate is arranged between the receiving groove and the transmission groove. The gate plate has the function of blocking the golf balls in the transmission groove from entering the receiving groove. The gate plate and the receiving groove are set as an elastically slidable connection structure up and down, and then a support plate is arranged at the bottom of one side of the gate plate. Thus, it has the effect of automatically cutting off the channel between the transmission groove and the receiving groove when transferring the golf balls in the receiving groove, improving the convenience of golf ball transfer. Brief Description of the Drawings

[0017] Figure 1 FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of an indoor golf simulator according to the present utility model;

[0018] Figure 2 is Figure 1 a schematic structural view of the back side;

[0019] Figure 3 FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a slope of an indoor golf simulator according to the present utility model;

[0020] Figure 4 FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a transmission screw of an indoor golf simulator according to the present utility model;

[0021] Figure 5 FIG. 4 is a schematic view of an explosion expansion of a gate plate and a receiving groove of an indoor golf simulator according to the present utility model;

[0022] Figure 6 FIG. 5 is a system wiring diagram of an indoor golf simulator according to the present utility model;

[0023] In the figures: 1, simulation room; 2, simulation system; 21, curtain wall; 22, shielding cover; 23, slope; 231, transmission groove; 2311, transmission screw; 23111, transmission shaft; 23112, screw rod; 232, receiving groove; 233, gate plate; 2331, support plate; 234, drainage partition plate; 24, main machine; 25, camera; 26, projector; 27, automatic ball feeder; 271, putter control box; 272, sensor. Detailed Description of the Preferred Embodiments

[0024] In order to make the technical means, creative features, achieved purposes and functions of the present utility model easy to understand, the present utility model will be further described below in conjunction with specific embodiments.

[0025] Please refer to Figures 1 to 6 , the present utility model provides a technical solution: an indoor golf simulator, including a simulation room 1, a simulation system 2 is arranged in the simulation room 1, the simulation system 2 includes a curtain wall 21 and a shielding cover 22 located outside the curtain wall 21, a plurality of simulation systems 2 are corresponding in one simulation room 1, and one simulation system 2 can supply multiple people for simulation experience. The cross-section of the shielding cover 22 is U-shaped, the space inside the shielding cover 22 is the space for golf ball projection, the golf ball will fall to the bottom inside the shielding cover 22 after being projected, the curtain wall 21 serves as a projection screen, and the projection direction of the golf ball is towards the projection screen.

[0026] In this technical solution, the simulation system 2 includes a slope 23 at the inner bottom of the shielding cover 22. Both ends of the slope 23 extend to the opposite sides inside the shielding cover 22. The slope 23 can be made by laying plates, and the slope angle of the slope 23 is within the range of 5-10 degrees. Thus, the golf balls on the slope 23 will roll downward along the slope and then gather at the bottom of the upper end surface of the slope 23.

[0027] At the bottom of the slope 23, there are a front-back distributed transmission groove 231 and a receiving groove 232 at the front end of the transmission groove 231. The transmission groove 231 is a U-shaped groove, which can be made by bending a steel plate into a U-shaped groove. The receiving groove 232 can be a cylindrical structure. Specifically, when implementing, a U-shaped sunk groove and a circular sunk groove adapted to the transmission groove 231 and the receiving groove 232 can be opened on the ground. A gate plate 233 is arranged between the receiving groove 232 and the transmission groove 231. The gate plate 233 functions to open and close the channel between the transmission groove 231 and the receiving groove 232. A transmission screw 2311 is rotatably connected in the transmission groove 231. The above-mentioned golf balls gathered at the bottom of the slope 23 will accumulate on the transmission screw 2311. When controlling the rotation of the transmission screw 2311, the golf balls on it will move towards the receiving groove 232. When the gate plate 233 is opened, the golf balls close to the receiving groove 232 and accumulated will enter the receiving groove 232. A control motor for controlling the rotation of the transmission screw 2311 can be installed at the rear end of the transmission groove 231.

[0028] It should be noted that the function of the receiving groove 232 is to place the turnover box. That is to say, the turnover box is first placed in the receiving groove 232. When the turnover box is full, the gate plate 233 is closed and the turnover box is replaced, so as to avoid the golf balls falling into the receiving groove 232 and being difficult to take.

[0029] Furthermore, the gate plate 233 and the bottom of the receiving groove 232 are elastically slidably matched up and down. A support plate 2331 close to the bottom is welded on one side of the gate plate 233. The support plate 2331 is a component for placing the turnover box. Specifically, when implementing, the support plate 2331 and the outer peripheral wall of the receiving groove 232 are slidably matched up and down, and then support springs are arranged at the bottom inside the support plate 2331 and the receiving groove 232.

[0030] In this embodiment, drainage partition plates 234 arranged evenly in the front-back direction are fixedly connected to the upper slope surface of the slope 23. One end of the drainage partition plate 234 extends to the mouth of the transmission groove 231. The function of the drainage partition plate 234 is to drain the golf balls towards the transmission groove 231, and at the same time, it can also increase the standing stability of the service personnel, that is, increase the standing resistance, which is convenient for the service personnel to clean the slope 23.

[0031] Further, a layer of shock-absorbing rubber pads is adhered to the upper surface of the slope 23 for the purpose of anti-slip. When the service staff cleans the slope 23, the shock-absorbing rubber pads can prevent the problem of slipperiness caused by the wetness of the slope 23.

[0032] In this embodiment, the number of the transmission screws 2311 is two and they are parallelly distributed. The two transmission screws 2311 are on the same horizontal plane. The combined transmission of the two transmission screws 2311 can improve the efficiency of transporting a large number of golf balls and reduce the degree of slipping.

[0033] Further, the transmission screw 2311 includes a transmission shaft 23111 and a screw rod 23112 fixedly wound around the outside of the transmission shaft 23111. The cross-section of the screw rod 23112 is circular. The screw rods 23112 on the two transmission screws 2311 are in different helix directions, and the rotation directions of the two transmission screws 2311 are also different. During specific implementation, meshing gears can be installed at one end of the two transmission shafts 23111, and then one end of the control motor is fixedly connected to one end of one of the transmission shafts 23111.

[0034] In this embodiment, the simulation system 2 includes a host 24, a camera 25, a projector 26 and an automatic ball feeder 27. A touch screen is provided on the host 24, and the touch screen serves as an interface for interaction between the customer and the host 24. A push rod control box 271 and a sensor 272 are provided on the automatic ball feeder 27. The function of the push rod control box 271 is to control the ball output of the automatic ball feeder 27. The sensor 272 can be a gravity sensor, and its function is to sense the state of the golf ball placed on the placement seat by gravity induction. When the golf ball on the placement seat is hit and flown away, the load of the sensor 272 at the top of the placement seat changes, and then a signal is sent to the host 24. The host 24 controls the automatic ball feeder 27 to act, and then discharges golf balls to the placement seat through the push rod control box 271. The automatic ball feeder 27 and the placement seat of this application both adopt the structures in the patent documents mentioned in the background technology, so they will not be described in detail here. The projector 26 is arranged on the front side of the curtain wall 21. The projector 26 can be installed on the ceiling of the room. The camera 25 is installed at a position where it can effectively capture the trajectory of the golf ball as needed. The camera 25 is used to capture the trajectory of the golf ball and then transmit the image to the host 24. After the host 24 simulates the trajectory, it projects it onto the curtain wall 21 through the projector 26.

[0035] Working principle: When in use, when a golf ball appears on the slope 23 at the lower part inside the shielding cover 22, the golf ball rolls down under its own weight to above the transmission screw 2311 in the transmission groove 231. Then, start the transmission shaft 23111, and the screw rod 23112 rotates to transmit the golf ball on it towards the gate plate 233. The service staff can place the turnover box on the pallet 2331. Under the action of gravity, the gate plate 233 descends, and the golf ball above the transmission groove 231 will directly fall into the turnover box. When the turnover box is full, lift the turnover box upwards. At this time, the gate plate 233 will reset to block the transmission of the golf ball in the transmission groove 231 to the receiving groove 232.

[0036] In addition, it should be understood that although this specification is described according to the embodiments, not every embodiment only contains an independent technical solution. This narrative way of the specification is only for clarity. Those skilled in the art should regard the specification as a whole, and the technical solutions in each embodiment can also be appropriately combined to form other embodiments that can be understood by those skilled in the art.

Claims

1. An indoor golf simulator, comprising a simulation room (1), wherein a simulation system (2) is arranged in the simulation room (1), wherein the simulation system (2) comprises a curtain wall (21) and a shielding cover (22) located on the outer periphery of the curtain wall (21), characterized in that: The simulation system (2) comprises a slope (23) located at the bottom of the shielding cover (22), the two ends of the slope (23) respectively extending to two opposite sides of the shielding cover (22), the bottom of the slope (23) is provided with transmission grooves (231) distributed front and rear and a receiving groove (232) located at the front end of the transmission groove (231), a gate plate (233) is provided between the receiving groove (232) and the transmission groove (231), and a transmission screw (2311) is rotatably connected in the transmission groove (231).

2. An indoor golf simulator according to claim 1, characterized in that: Drainage baffles (234) evenly arranged front and back are fixedly connected to the upper inclined surface of the slope surface (23), and one end of the drainage baffle (234) extends to the mouth of the transmission groove (231).

3. An indoor golf simulator according to claim 2, characterized in that: A layer of shock-absorbing rubber pad is bonded to the upper surface of the slope (23).

4. An indoor golf simulator according to claim 1, characterized in that: The number of the transmission spirals (2311) is two and they are distributed in parallel, and the two transmission spirals (2311) are on the same horizontal plane.

5. An indoor golf simulator according to claim 4, characterized in that: The transmission spiral (2311) comprises a transmission shaft (23111) and a spiral rod (23112) fixedly coiled on the outside of the transmission shaft (23111), and the cross section of the spiral rod (23112) is circular.

6. An indoor golf simulator according to claim 1, characterized in that: The gate plate (233) and the bottom of the receiving groove (232) are elastically slidably matched up and down, and a support plate (2331) close to the bottom is welded to one side of the gate plate (233).

7. An indoor golf simulator according to claim 1, characterized in that: The simulation system (2) comprises a host (24), a camera (25), a projector (26) and an automatic ball loading machine (27). The automatic ball loading machine (27) is provided with a push rod control box (271) and a sensor (272). The projector (26) is arranged on the front side of the curtain wall (21). The camera (25) is used to capture the trajectory of the golf ball, and then the host (24) simulates the trajectory and then projects it onto the curtain wall (21) through the projector (26).

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