Abstract

An integrated remote control and storage housing is herein described. The housing is for controlling and storing a remote control toy flying object such as a helicopter. The housing comprises a body, the body having controls on an exterior face. The controls are for at least controlling the directional motion of a toy flying object. Additionally, the body includes an interior compartment being for stowing the toy flying object when not in use, and a power supply providing power for the remote control and optionally for charging a miniature remote controlled toy flying object. The housing optionally permits a first toy flying object to charge while operating a second toy flying object.

IPC Classes  ?

• H04Q 9/00 - Arrangements in telecontrol or telemetry systems for selectively calling a substation from a main station, in which substation desired apparatus is selected for applying a control signal thereto or for obtaining measured values therefrom

Goods & Services

Games and playthings; model vehicles and aeroplanes.

Goods & Services

Motorized toys, namely, figurines, aircraft, jets, helicopters, spacecraft and remote control vehicles.

Goods & Services

Motorized toys, namely, figurines, aircraft, jets, helicopters, spacecraft and remote control vehicles.

Abstract

A flying toy can determine its orientation and position in a space by calculating the distance to three reference points on the ground. The flying toy uses three ultrasonic transmitters as the three reference points. The distance to each ultrasonic transmitter is calculated by a microprocessor integrated in the flying toy which records the time it takes for the ultrasonic signal to travel from each of the ultrasonic transmitters to the flying toy. Once the distances to each of the ultrasonic transmitters are known, the microcontroller in the flying toy determines the position in space of the flying toy using trilateration methods. The flying toy can fly on autopilot according to predetermined regions, and prevent crashes by using is positioning data.

IPC Classes  ?

• A63H 27/127 - Flying toys capable of landing or taking-off vertically; Flying tops

Abstract

An improved structure and method for powering the flight of a model airplane by positioning the motors and propellers on the back side of the top wings of an airplane using a single or double-deck wing design so that the propellers and motors of the airplane are better protected from damage in the event of a crash. The fuselage of the airplane is formed of a deformable material such as a foam to aid in crash resistance.

IPC Classes  ?

• B64D 27/02 - Aircraft characterised by the type or position of power plant
• A63H 27/00 - Toy aircraft; Other flying toys

Abstract

A racing toy game comprises a multi-track closed circuit, a respective starting gate for each respective track of the circuit, a finishing post for each respective track of the circuit. There are multiple movable elements each respectively being for traversing a respective track of the circuit and thereby racing in relation to other movable elements in other tracks. A starter is associated with each respective starting gate, the starter having been for operating the respective gates substantially simultaneously to permit initiation of the race. Initiating of the race permitting the respective movable elements to traverse a respective track from the starting gate towards the finishing post. The movable elements are represented by animals, selectively horses.

IPC Classes  ?

• A63H 18/00 - Highways or trackways for toys; Propulsion by special interaction between vehicle and track

Goods & Services

Toys, games, playthings; toy cars; toy trucks; toy vehicles; toy ships: toy boats; toy airplanes, toy ferry boats; scale model cars; scale model trucks, scale model vehicles, scale model ships; scale model boats; scale model airplanes; scale model ferry boats; interactive toys and games; activity toys and playsets; toy figures; toy figurines; toy figure playsets and accessories therefore; toy masks; toy pistols; toy model kits; action skill games; board games, card games; electronic game equipment containing memory devices; hand-held units for playing electronic and video games, sports balls, playing balls; foam balls; toy basketball hoop sets, playing sets; basketball backboards, skateboards; miniature skateboards; miniature bicycles; jigsaw and manipulative puzzles; mechanical toys; battery-operated toys; dolls and puppets and accessories therefor; stuffed and plush toys; musical toys; toy guns; toy musical instruments; balloons; mobile toys; decoration for Christmas tree; toy blocks, toy wooden trains; toy train sets; craft kits consisting of engines, cabooses, cars, and blocks for building toy trains; miniature and novelty trains, vehicles, animals, critters and creatures, radio controlled toy vehicles; radio controlled and remote controlled action toys; robot toys; all included in class 28.