JPH04330176A - Garage for enjoying video image - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

0001

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention belongs to the field of special-purpose buildings, and relates to a garage where videos can be viewed privately while staying in a vehicle.

0002

2. Description of the Related Art Conventional garages have been used solely for the purpose of safely storing cars, and have not been used as temporary private outdoor theaters.

[0003] On the other hand, with the diversification of hobbies and tastes, there is a trend towards private ways of enjoying the video, and although video rentals meet this demand, users are required to have a certain amount of equipment and space, and From the provider's perspective, videotapes have disadvantages such as low usage efficiency and short lifespans due to handling issues.

0004

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a garage where a user can privately watch videos while staying in the car.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems] A video viewing garage according to a first aspect of the present invention is constructed by incorporating, at least in a tunnel-shaped garage, a transmitting/receiving means capable of interacting with a control room, a video projector, and a screen.

[0006] The video viewing garage of the second invention is at least a tunnel-shaped garage, and includes a built-in transmitting/receiving means capable of interacting with a control room, a video projector, a screen, and a car stop disposed in front of the screen. It is.

[0007] The video viewing garage of the third invention is at least a tunnel-shaped garage, which is equipped with a transmitting/receiving means capable of interacting with a control room, a video projector, a screen, and a car stop, and the floor surface is laid so that it can vibrate freely. It is.

[0008] Here, the screen includes anything from a fixed type to a type that can move forward and backward and swing back and forth.
Video projectors also include those that are fixed, and those that are vertically movable and swingable in the vertical direction of the screen.

[0009]

[Operation] An order from the user is transmitted by the transmitting/receiving means, a video based on the order is shown on the screen by the video projector, the garage becomes a private theater, and the audio is heard from the FM receiver in the car via FM broadcast. Ru.

0010

[Embodiment] To explain the present invention by way of an embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, a car 2 entering at least a tunnel-shaped garage 1 is restricted at its entrance by a car stop 3, and a pedestal 5 guides a screen 4 back and forth. A required distance is ensured between the leading ends of the automobile 2. Control room 7 via intercom 6
The driver orders the desired video to be shown, sets the frequency of the FM receiver installed in the car, and waits. The broadcast is projected onto a large screen 4 by a video projector 8, and the video can be viewed from a comfortable position inside the car. In this case, the screen 4 can be moved forward or backward or swung back and forth to a position that is easy to view depending on the orientation in the car, and the orientation of the video projector 8 can also be vertically moved up or down in response to the orientation of the screen 4. In addition, by supporting the floor plate 9 with the vibrating body 10, the floor plate 9 can be vibrated in scenes where the image shakes, creating a more realistic feeling. You can appreciate it. Regarding the structural aspect of the garage 1 itself of the present invention, various arrangements such as ventilation means and lighting means are made according to the conventional technology, and the entrance and exit, rear gable side, etc. are An appropriate structure is selected. The fixed car stop 3 in the garage is necessary to guide and support the screen 4 on the ground, and depending on how the garage 1 is arranged, the car 2 after viewing the car will not back up and leave, but will be in the entering state. In some cases, the structure is such that the screen 4 is retracted to the ceiling or side wall, and the bollard 3 is also protruding and can be lowered, or it may be a type that visually displays a stop line to prevent the vehicle 2 from moving. A means of blocking the vehicle is selected that does not cause any problems.

[0011]

[Effects of the Invention] As described above, according to the present invention, anyone with a normal passenger car can easily and privately watch a desired video while staying in the car, and it is possible for the provider to For example, the efficient use and proper handling of video tapes can extend their lifespan, resulting in an economical effect.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a schematic explanatory diagram of a video viewing garage according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Garage 3. Car stop 4 Screen 6　Intercom 8 Video projector 10 Vibrating body

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A video viewing garage comprising at least a tunnel-shaped garage and a built-in transmitting/receiving means capable of interacting with a control room, a video projector, and a screen. 2. A video viewing garage, which is at least a tunnel-shaped garage and includes a built-in transmitting/receiving means capable of interacting with a control room, a video projector, a screen, and a car stop disposed in front of the screen. 3. A video viewing garage comprising at least a tunnel-shaped garage, which includes a built-in transmitting/receiving means, a video projector, a screen, and a car stop that can interact with a control room, and has a floor surface that can vibrate freely. 4. A video viewing garage according to claim 1, wherein the screen is movable forward and backward and swingable back and forth. 5. A video viewing garage according to claim 1, wherein the video projector is vertically movable and swingable in the vertical direction of the screen.