The present disclosure provides a system for processing sensor data and providing user feedback. The system includes at least two sensors configured to sense sensor data for an object near a gate. A microprocessor is configured to determine at least one parameter for the object based on the sensor data. A control system is configured to output a graphical user interface depicting data related to the object based on the at least one parameter. The system enables real-time tracking and analysis of object movement through the gate, providing instant feedback for various applications such as sports training, performance analysis, and interactive learning experiences.

A game system comprising a container and a plurality of cylindrical shaped game pieces wherein each game piece has two opposed end portions and a body portion and at least two of the game pieces are made from different material selected from the group comprising: natural cork, agglomerated cork, micro-agglomerated cork, and a combination of agglomerated cork and natural cork. A method of playing a bouncing game for one or more players, the method comprising the steps of: a) designating one of the one or more players as a Cork Master; b) providing each player with one cork; c) the Cork Master saying Corks Up and each player holding their corks in a horizontal position above a playing surface; d) the Cork Master saying Go and each player dropping their cork, attempting to bounce their cork and stand it up by landing on one its flat ends. When one or more players' corks stand up the one or more players hold up both hands and say Done. Step d) is repeated until the last player has their cork stand up and the last player is then eliminated.

A scaled tabletop soccer game and method of play, utilizing bottlecaps as players manipulated with the fingers of the participants.

A finger-wearable anti-stress device having a ring and a main body is provided. The ring extends along and about a rotation axis and delimits a finger seat suitable for housing at least partially a finger of a user. A ring seat is provided in the main body, in which the ring is rotationally engaged with respect to the main body to allow rotation of the main body with respect to the ring and about the rotation axis due to a torque imposed by the finger of the user on the ring. The finger-wearable anti-stress device has a revolution counter sensor configured to count a number of complete relative rotations between the ring and the main body.

A collapsible game piece and methods of using the same are disclosed. The collapsible game piece can have one or more collapsible zones, each of which can move between a collapsed state and an expanded state, optionally including partially collapsed states in-between. The collapsible game piece can have a projectile end with a projectile opening sized to receive a projectile (e.g., a ping pong ball). The collapsible game piece can have a nose end and optionally a nose piece. The collapsible game piece can optionally include a tail and fins. When thrown or tossed, the collapsible game piece can fly until it lands, potentially collapsing one or more of the collapsible zones, which results in ejection of the projectile from the projectile opening. Various games can be played using the collapsible game piece.

The present invention discloses an electronic vaping device designed for dual functionality, providing both a vaporizing experience and gaming entertainment. The device features a compact housing that accommodates a mouthpiece, an oil reservoir, an air intake, and a power source. Further the device features a vapor generating arrangement, including an heating element, controlled by an air switch that activates the heating element during use. The airflow intake is configured to intake of air from the external environment, passing through the vapor generating arrangement and exiting through the mouthpiece. Further this device features a PCBA featuring a GPU, and a display configured to provide visual feedback regarding the device's operational status, allowing users to adjust settings, and enabling gameplay on the device. User interaction with the display is facilitated by a plurality of input buttons, proving interface for both vaping and gaming activities.

Various implementations include vessel securing devices. In a particular implementation, a device for securing a vessel includes: a body having an upper surface with a recess therein, the recess having a non-circular shape and including at least one retention feature for securing a vessel having a non-circular base; and at least one mating feature along a periphery of the body for joining the device with a second device for securing a second vessel.

A collapsible game piece and methods of using the same are disclosed. The collapsible game piece can have one or more collapsible zones, each of which can move between a collapsed state and an expanded state, optionally including partially collapsed states in-between. The collapsible game piece can have a projectile end with a projectile opening sized to receive a projectile (e.g., a ping pong ball). The collapsible game piece can have a nose end and optionally a nose piece. The collapsible game piece can optionally include a tail and fins. When thrown or tossed, the collapsible game piece can fly until it lands, potentially collapsing one or more of the collapsible zones, which results in ejection of the projectile from the projectile opening. Various games can be played using the collapsible game piece.

A method of play of a scaled tabletop soccer game, utilizing bottlecaps as players manipulated with the fingers of the participants.

A dice game system includes a plurality of cups, a set of dice, a cover configured to secure the set of dice within the plurality of cups, and a tag included with at least one of the plurality of cups, the set of dice, and the cover, the tag being connected to a digital component that provides digital dice game information. The digital component is configured to perform operations including prompting a user to select a game type, providing, if the selected game type is non-customizable, a ruleset and a scoresheet to the user, prompting the user, if the selected game type is customizable, to game characteristics in a menu of options included with the digital component, receiving the game characteristics from the user via the menu of options, and generating a ruleset in response to the selected customizable game type and the game characteristics entered by the user.