13 results about "Baseball field" patented technology

This invention pertains to a food serving apparatus designed in the shape of a baseball stadium, enhancing the presentation of snacks for sporting events and gatherings. The apparatus includes a central compartment for beverages or a main dish, surrounded by multiple tiers designed for a variety of snack items. The tiered design replicates the architecture of a stadium, providing both aesthetic appeal and practical functionality. The apparatus is customizable in size and materials, catering to both small gatherings and large events, while offering easy assembly and storage solutions.

Various backstop and netting system embodiments have at least one wall section, at least two poles, and at least two coupling sleeves that couple the wall section (and any adjoining wall sections) and the poles. Further, certain systems include a netting that extends between and is coupled to two adjacent poles and moves between a deployed position and a retracted position within a cavity of the wall section. Many exemplary implementations of these systems include a plurality of wall sections, poles, and coupling sleeves that can be easily installed in a modular fashion to create a backstop for a playing field, such as, for example, a softball or baseball field.

A system and a method related for evaluation of sport ball data. The method includes calibrating a first coordinate system of a first camera to a second coordinate system of a baseball field; capturing, with the first camera, one or more images including a first batter; determining biometric characteristics of the first batter based on the one or more images and the calibration of the first camera to the baseball field; mapping the biometric characteristics of the first batter to an upper positional limit and a lower positional limit of a first strike zone for the first batter; and determining positional limits of the first strike zone in the second coordinate system.

The present invention relates to a baseball board game, and more particularly discloses a baseball board game comprising: a groundboard board including a plan view of a baseball field having a plurality of bases; a plurality of runner pieces that can be positioned on at least some of the plurality of bases formed on the groundboard board; a defensive die with each of its multiple faces showing a plurality of first events in which pitching continues to a batter and a plurality of second events in which pitching ends to a batter; a first offensive die provided when any of the second events is not a walk or a strikeout, with each of its multiple faces showing a plurality of third events in which an out occurs after a hit by the batter or the runner piece, and a plurality of fourth events in which an advance occurs after a hit by the batter and the runner piece; and a second offensive die provided in the case of the fourth event, with each of its multiple faces showing a plurality of fifth events in which no runner pieces score a home run, and a plurality of sixth events in which at least some of the runner pieces score a home run.

A base for use in converting a baseball diamond from a diamond having 15″ bases to having 18″ bases without the need to alter the substructure of the diamond. The base comprises a base top and an anchor post extending from a bottom of the base top. The base top defines a square having a first side, a second side opposite said first side, a third side extending between first ends of the first and second sides, and a fourth side opposite the third side and extending between second ends of the first and second sides, wherein all of the sides of the base are about 18″ in length. The anchor post is positioned, such that a center of the anchor post is about 7½″ from the first edge, about 10½″ from the second edge, and about 9″ from each of the third and fourth edges.

This product is a baseball base fixing bracket that is embedded in the ground of the baseball field and used by inserting a plug-in component provided on the bottom of the baseball base into this product. This product can accommodate two different sizes of plug-in components.

A method for directional baseball hitting may include pitching, swinging, determining whether the swing resulted in a ball meeting hit requirements and a round requirement for a round and awarding a point if the swing was determined to result in the ball meeting the hit requirements and the round requirement for the round, summing the points awarded to a hitter to obtain a round hitter point total, and summing the round hitter point totals for the hitters of a team for the round to obtain a team round point total. A method for setting up a baseball field for directional baseball hitting may include using markers to set up first baseman, second baseman, shortstop, and third baseman areas of a baseball field. The method may further include using markers to set up left field, right field, and center field portions of an outfield of the baseball field.

A baseball board game is provided. The baseball board game includes: a baseball field board; a plurality of pieces for baserunners; a defensive dice to be provided to a defensive-side player, each of faces thereof represents each piece of information on a plurality of 1-st events and 2-nd events; a 1-st offensive dice to be provided to an offensive-side player when a result of the defensive dice is determined as one of the 2-nd events except a walk and a strikeout, each of faces thereof represents each piece of information on a plurality of 3-rd events and 4-th events; and a 2-nd offensive dice to be provided to the offensive-side player when a result of the 1-st offensive dice is determined as one of the 4-th events, each of faces thereof represents each piece of information on a plurality of 5-th events and 6-th events.

These items are the first, second, and third bases used on a baseball diamond. In professional baseball stadiums, they are fixed to the ground to prevent movement, but in multi-purpose sports fields, they are often simply placed on the ground without being fixed, which causes the bases to easily move. This shape and design were devised to solve that problem.

The invention relates to a baseball sports field structure on a soft soil foundation and a construction method, comprising a turtleback field and a drainage system. The terrain of the turtleback field gradually descends from a high place to the surrounding areas, presenting a natural slope. The drainage system comprises an annular drainage ditch surrounding the turtleback field, a plurality of blind ditches arranged at intervals in the turtleback field, and a blind pipe laid in the blind ditch. The two ends of the blind pipe are respectively connected to the annular drainage ditch, and a water-permeable hole is arranged in the lower part of the blind pipe. The foundation of the turtleback field is a soft soil foundation. An annular drainage ditch and a blind ditch are pre-dug on the soft soil foundation to form a reinforced concrete base. Concrete is poured on the surface of the soft soil foundation, the annular drainage ditch and the blind ditch to form a reinforced concrete base. Gravel is filled in the blind ditch until it is flush with the surface of the reinforced concrete base on both sides of the blind ditch. Permeable asphalt is poured on the surface of the reinforced concrete base. A high-performance permeable elastic pad is laid on the surface of the permeable asphalt. An artificial turf is laid on the surface of the high-performance permeable elastic pad.

A system and a method related for evaluation of sport ball data. The method includes calibrating a first coordinate system of a first camera to a second coordinate system of a baseball field; capturing, with the first camera, one or more images including a first batter; determining biometric characteristics of the first batter based on the one or more images and the calibration of the first camera to the baseball field; mapping the biometric characteristics of the first batter to an upper positional limit and a lower positional limit of a first strike zone for the first batter; and determining positional limits of the first strike zone in the second coordinate system.

1. The name of this design product: striking practice seat. 2. Purpose of this product design: This product design is a batting practice seat used in the baseball field for batting training. 3. The key point of the design of this product lies in its shape. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the design points: Stereoscopic drawing 1.

To provide a system heating up a no-spectators event like a with-spectators event.SOLUTION: A system generates encouraging cheer where there are no spectators and sign of life as if there were spectators in a stadium. Spectator seats 2 are arranged around an athletic field 1 such as a truck, an athletic field, a soccer ground, a rugby field, and a baseball field, in which individual seats 24 are arranged. Each of the individual seats 24 is arranged with a spectator seat device 3 of the present invention. As the spectator seat device 3 and a spectator device 4 are connected wirelessly or through wire 10, a spectator 5 operates the spectator device 4 by holding the same.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1