US 11733009

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A comprehensive analysis of United States Patent number 11,733,009 reveals a system for the automated and customizable detonation of fireworks, leveraging mobile technology for enhanced user control and safety.

Title: Automated detonation of fireworks

Assignee: The current assignee of record is Titan International Technologies Ltd. The original assignee was Pyromart Inc.

Inventor: Kevin Wu

Filing Date: July 24, 2020

Issue Date: August 22, 2023

Abstract: The patent describes a fireworks kit that includes a set of diverse fireworks and multiple detonators. These detonators are designed to launch or detonate the fireworks they are connected to. A key feature of the system is a remote controller or mobile device that communicates with the detonators, allowing for dynamic and user-customizable control over the ignition and launching of the fireworks.

Plain-Language Summary of Independent Claims:

This patent contains several independent claims which define the core of the invention. In essence, they protect the following concepts:

• Claim 1: A method for remotely detonating fireworks using a mobile device. This involves providing fireworks with detonators, authenticating a user on a mobile application, connecting the mobile device to a firing module associated with a user profile, and then using the mobile app to create and initiate a custom fireworks display. The display can be a predetermined sequence or synchronized with audio. The system also includes a safety feature that checks the mobile device's location in relation to the fireworks and may issue a warning if it's too close or too far.

• Claim 12: This claim focuses on the mobile application itself. It describes a non-transitory computer-readable medium containing instructions for a mobile application that controls the fireworks detonation. The application provides a user interface for creating a customized fireworks show, including the ability to synchronize detonations with a song or other audio. It can also generate a simulation of the show and transmit control signals to the firing module to execute the display.

• Claim 18: This claim covers the overall fireworks detonation system. The system comprises one or more fireworks, a firing module with multiple detonators to ignite the fireworks, and a mobile device running an application. This application allows a user to design a custom fireworks show by selecting specific fireworks and timing their detonation to coincide with points in a selected audio track. The application can also provide a simulation of the designed show before the actual detonation.