Abstract: An augmented reality (AR) gaming system: samples a first signal encoding data representative of an object's location in a game space, the first signal being, or originating from, a first sensor's signal that identifies the object; samples at least a second signal encoding data representative of the object's location in the game space, the at least a second signal being, or originating from, at least a second sensor's signal that identifies the object, where the first sensor is different from the at least a second sensor; tracks the location of the object in the game space based upon the data representative of the location of the object from both of the first, and the at least a second, signals; and causes visual graphics to be provided to an AR apparatus wearable by the player in response to the tracking of the location of the object in the game space.

Abstract: An augmented reality (AR) gaming system: samples a first signal encoding data representative of an object's location in a game space, the first signal being, or originating from, a first sensor's signal that identifies the object; samples at least a second signal encoding data representative of the object's location in the game space, the at least a second signal being, or originating from, at least a second sensor's signal that identifies the object, where the first sensor is different from the at least a second sensor; tracks the location of the object in the game space based upon the data representative of the location of the object from both of the first, and the at least a second, signals; and causes visual graphics to be provided to an AR apparatus wearable by the player in response to the tracking of the location of the object in the game space.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a basketball shooting game played using smart glasses, and more specifically, to a real-time basketball shooting game that enables at least two players at basketball courts at remote locations anywhere in the world to play a real basketball shooting game with one another using smart glasses.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a basketball shooting game played using smart glasses, and more specifically, to a real-time basketball shooting game that enables at least two players at basketball courts at remote locations anywhere in the world to play a real basketball shooting game with one another using smart glasses.