Ball Sports TRIZ Cases

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See how a corner-mounted ball holder positions storage under the table edge, eliminating player

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An under-table corner holder stores multiple table tennis balls for quick access without blocking player movement or interrupting gameplay.

A two-dimensional ball layout and separate fill and removal openings keep table tennis balls compact, accessible, and faster to refill during play.

An under-table ball rack with a side-opening gap keeps replacement balls within reach, reducing retrieval time and extra hardware.

A cord-driven support rod layout cuts ball rack parts while keeping the bag stable and making collapse easier and more precise.

An integrated club-head blower moves debris off the putting surface without bending, while preserving airflow by placing the fan in the head.

Flexible compartments, a shelf, and bat holders organize each player's gear, reduce damage, and fold flat for easy transport.

Real-time ball distribution data lets field robots adjust schedules to cut energy waste, avoid unnecessary travel, and reduce field damage.

Pivoting support arms let a golf ball washer travel on a trolley or bag while maintaining stable, adjustable positioning during play.

A passive boundary wire lets a working robot keep recognizing its operating area and continue autonomous travel during power or facility failures.

A standby mobile robot brings a towel to players during play, then returns off-court to reduce interruption and avoid on-surface hazards.

Flight parameters are adjusted after virtual or physical impacts so a drone can mimic ball-like motion for interactive arena gameplay.

Computer vision, radar, and autonomous path planning let this court robot collect tennis balls efficiently without manual retrieval.

Virtual priority work areas guide a traveling ball collector to dense zones near storage, cutting unnecessary travel and improving collection efficiency.

A telescopic stand with nested segments and a concave seat keeps a bowling ball separate, stable, and easy to carry between frames.

Imaging-guided collection and ball ejection let scattered tennis balls be gathered and returned with minimal disruption during play.

Elastic bands and three splayed legs hold a ball bucket at working height, reducing back strain while preventing tilt during practice.

A retaining and release mechanism lets children load and dispense objects independently while supporting tactile learning across ages.

Elastic bands and three support legs keep a ball bucket elevated and stable, reducing back strain and speeding practice.