THOMAS L RINDGE
Massage Therapy in Lenox, MA
License number
Massachusetts 5383
Issued Date
May 23, 2008
Expiration Date
Oct 28, 2017
Type
Massage Therapist Practitioner
Address
Address
Lenox, MA 01240
Professional information
Interactive Race Car Simulator System
US Patent:
6354838, Mar 12, 2002
Filed:
Dec 31, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/223872
Inventors:
James E. Tagge - Lenox MA
Michael J. Tagge - Pittsfield MA
Thomas L. Rindge - Lenox MA
Gary Hilchey - Bennington VA
Adrian Alcala - Great Barrington MA
Timothy J. Ambrosino - Pittsfield MA
Michael J. Tagge - Pittsfield MA
Thomas L. Rindge - Lenox MA
Gary Hilchey - Bennington VA
Adrian Alcala - Great Barrington MA
Timothy J. Ambrosino - Pittsfield MA
Assignee:
Mariah Vision - Virginia Beach VA
International Classification:
G09B 900
US Classification:
434 62, 434 29, 434 69
Abstract:
An interactive, vehicle simulator system receives input signals indicative of actions of a user who is located in a driver module. The simulator system also displays images and moves the driver module in accordance with the input signals. The simulator system comprises an input device for generating the input signals, an image generator, an image presentation apparatus, a motion base, a motion base controller and a game controller.
Interactive Race Car Simulator System
US Patent:
5919045, Jul 6, 1999
Filed:
Nov 18, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/751647
Inventors:
James E. Tagge - Lenox MA
Michael J. Tagge - Pittsfield MA
Thomas L. Rindge - Lenox MA
Gary Hilchey - Bennington VA
Adrian Alcala - Great Barrington MA
Timothy J. Ambrosino - Pittsfield MA
Michael J. Tagge - Pittsfield MA
Thomas L. Rindge - Lenox MA
Gary Hilchey - Bennington VA
Adrian Alcala - Great Barrington MA
Timothy J. Ambrosino - Pittsfield MA
Assignee:
Mariah Vision.sup.3 Entertainment LLC - Pittsfield MA
International Classification:
G09B 900
US Classification:
434 62
Abstract:
An interactive, vehicle simulator system receives input signals indicative of actions of a user who is located in a driver module. The simulator system also displays images and moves the driver module in accordance with the input signals. The simulator system comprises an input device for generating the input signals, an image generator, an image presentation apparatus, a motion base, a motion base controller and a game controller.
The image generator receives signals indicative of a first set of processed, pre-recorded digital images, and generates signals indicative of a second set of digital images. The second set of digital images is indicative of a select number of the first set of processed, pre-recorded digital images as seen from a desired viewpoint which has a desired velocity. The image presentation apparatus receives the signals indicative of the second set of digital images and generates in dependence thereupon the second set of digital images, which it presents to the user.
The motion base is connected to the driver module and thus moves the driver module along at least one axis in accordance with motion base control signals.