Gaming System Using Recognition Codes and Invisible Light

The patent merges online gaming accessibility with physical card interaction by using a camera to capture images of physical cards and transmitting them to a server for game processing. This combination allows players to use real physical cards while playing online games anytime and anywhere, thus improving both accessibility and interaction experience simultaneously.

The patent enables the gaming system to serve multiple functions: it can handle physical cards from different players, process various card games, and accommodate different player combinations. The server can match players and manage games flexibly, allowing anyone with physical cards to participate in online card games, thus improving accessibility while maintaining interaction quality.

The patent introduces a server as an intermediary that receives card images from players, identifies the cards, and manages game information centrally. The server acts as a trusted mediator that processes card information without requiring players to physically see each other's cards, thus maintaining game integrity while ensuring fairness through centralized control and verification.

The patent replaces the mechanical requirement of physical card exchange between players with an electronic system. Players take photos of their physical cards with a camera, and the server processes these images to determine game actions. This substitution eliminates the need for players to be physically present together while preserving the interaction experience with real cards, thus improving accessibility without sacrificing interaction quality.