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7 results about "Baseball field" patented technology

A baseball field, also called a ball field, sandlot or a baseball diamond, is the field upon which the game of baseball is played. The term can also be used as a metonym for a baseball park.

Food trays in the shape of a baseball stadium

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.
Owner:DEGRUCHY ASTRID

Baseball board game

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.
Owner:DK LAB INC

Baseball base fixing brackets

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.
Owner:NIPPON PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL ORG

Baseball board game

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.
Owner:DK LAB INC

Baseball bases

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.
Owner:FIELD FORCE CO LTD

System and method for evaluating sport ball data

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.
Owner:TRACKMAN