5 results about "Tangible object" patented technology

To flexibly determine whether or not a user has acquired a prize.SOLUTION: A game control device acquires history information indicating a history of play of an online crane game by a user. The game control device sets a first distance at which a prize acquisition condition is considered to be satisfied based on the history information. A tangible object is placed in the predetermined space. The tangible object is either a prize or a substitute for the prize. A game control device acquires position information indicating a position of a tangible object in a predetermined space. The game control device acquires a second distance by which the tangible object is moved on the basis of the operation by the user on the basis of the position information. The game control device determines whether or not an acquisition condition is satisfied based on the first distance and the second distance.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Methods and computer systems for methods, computer systems, and computer-readable memory media for constructing a system model. A first computer-aided x (CAx) model of a tangible object is received that is described in a first CAx model domain and includes a first model-based definition (MBD) and first CAx product manufacturing information (PMI). The first MBD includes geometric data and topological data. Second CAx PMI is received from a second CAx model domain different from the first CAx model domain. The second CAx PMI is mapped to the topological data of the first MBD using a systems modelling language, and a system model is constructed that includes the first MBD and the mapped second CAx PMI. The system model is stored in a non-transitory computer-readable memory medium.

The present invention provides a solid bath additive containing tangible materials that can be manufactured efficiently while minimizing stress on the tangible materials placed inside, and a method for manufacturing the same. [Solution] The device comprises first and second solid parts 12(1) and 12(2), which are pressure-molded bodies of aggregates of granular bath additive raw materials 16, and a tangible object 14 housed within the first and second solid parts 12(1) and 12(2). The first and second solid parts 12(1) and 12(2) each have flat joining surfaces 12a(1) and 12(2), and recesses 12b(1) and 12b(2) provided in the inner regions of the joining surfaces 12a(1) and 12a(2). In the assembled state, the joining surfaces 12a(1) and 12a(2) abut each other and are joined together via an adhesive 18, and the recesses 12b(1) and 12b(2) face each other to form a housing space 20, in which the tangible object 14 is housed.

Methods and computer systems for methods, computer systems, and computer-readable memory media for constructing a system model. A first computer-aided x (CAx) model of a tangible object is received that is described in a first CAx model domain and includes a first model-based definition (MBD) and first CAx product manufacturing information (PMI). The first MBD includes geometric data and topological data. Second CAx PMI is received from a second CAx model domain different from the first CAx model domain. The second CAx PMI is mapped to the topological data of the first MBD using a systems modelling language, and a system model is constructed that includes the first MBD and the mapped second CAx PMI. The system model is stored in a non-transitory computer-readable memory medium.

Implementations set forth herein relate to a graphical user interface (GUI) element that can be manipulated at an interface to indicate a particular object and / or feature of interest to be considered when providing generative output for a separate user request. One or more GUI elements can be provided at a display interface, such as a touch display panel and / or virtual or augmented reality display interface, thereby allowing the GUI elements to be associated with rendered and / or tangible objects. When a user interacts with a GUI element, the GUI element can exhibit responsive behavior that is based on features of the interaction and / or other features of a particular object. When an object of interest is identified, processing can be performed to identify information about the object, and this information can then be utilized to facilitate provisioning of a generative output that is responsive to a separate user request.