Mobile stage system

1 . A mobile stage system, comprising:

a device for creating an ambient light effect comprising a processor and memory having program instructions stored thereon that, when executed, direct the processor to analyze an incoming digital video file containing at least one scene; detect, based on information contained in the digital video file, the at least one scene in the digital video file to be associated with at least one ambient light effect; and send an instruction from a receiving device to at least one lighting device that supports communication with the receiving device so as to create the at least one ambient light effect associated with at least one scene when at least one scene is to be performed or shown;

electromechanical actuators with a control system thereof for providing specified movements, and at least one of stage decorations, curtains, and accoutrements of a staged event are automatically moved using the electromechanical actuators with the control system thereof;

a data carrier containing, in an encoded form, at least one master file having information about a set of scenes and actions in the form of at least a sequence of time segments;

wherein each of the scenes and actions in the set corresponds to a specific value of a time segment from a time reference point, and an executable file comprising at least one file, the at least one file comprising information about at least one of: lighting circuitry; video data, and controlling the electromechanical actuators via the control system,

wherein the executable file contains a timeline with synchronized reference points with time segments of the master file, and

wherein the processor comprises a real-time and relative-time clock timer with at least one feedback input for connecting at least one external device that affects the sequence of time segments taken from the master file so that to provide automatic changes in the sequence of time segments of the executable files, comprising operational interruption of time segments of the executable files.

2 . The mobile stage system according to claim 1 , wherein the processor is directed to perform operations using at least one artificial intelligence (AI) routine.

3 . The mobile stage system according to claim 1 , further comprising at least one of: a light sensor, a geolocation sensor, a participant voice sound recognition device, an external environment sound recognition device, a participant positioning sensor, an object positioning sensor, a participant psychoemotional state data sensor, and a physical state data sensor, connected to the feedback input of the processor and is configured to automatically affect the sequence of time segments taken from the master file.

4 . The mobile stage system according to claim 1 , further comprising an information input device connected to a processor feedback input of the processor that enables a change to the sequence of time segments taken from the master file, and operationally interrupts execution of the executable file.

5 . The mobile stage system according to claim 2 , further comprising at least one of: a light sensor, a geolocation sensor, a participant voice sound recognition device, an external environment sound recognition device, a participant positioning sensor, an object positioning sensor, a participant psychoemotional state data sensor, and a physical state data sensor, connected to the feedback input of the processor and is configured to automatically affect the sequence of time segments taken from the master file.

6 . The mobile stage system according to claim 2 , further comprising an information input device connected to a processor feedback input of the processor that enables a change to the sequence of time segments taken from the master file, and operationally interrupts execution of the executable file.

7 . The mobile stage system according to claim 3 , further comprising an information input device connected to a processor feedback input of the processor that enables a change to the sequence of time segments taken from the master file, and operationally interrupts execution of the executable file.

8 . A mobile stage system, comprising:

at least one hardware processor; and

program instructions executable on the at least one hardware processor that, when executed, direct the at least one hardware processor to:

analyze an incoming digital video file containing at least one scene;

determine, based on information contained in the digital video file, that the at least one scene in the digital video file is associated with at least one ambient light effect;

direct an instruction to be sent to at least one lighting device to create the at least one ambient light effect associated with at least one scene when at least one scene is to be performed or shown;

direct at least one electromechanical actuator with a control system thereof to perform a specified movement, that adjusts at least one of: a stage decoration, a curtain, and an accoutrement of a staged event;

access, from a data carrier, at least one master file in an encoded form, the at least one master file comprising information about a scene and an action in the form of a sequence of time segments; wherein the scene and the action correspond to a specific value of a time segment from a time reference point;

access an executable file comprising at least one file, the at least one file comprising information about at least one of: lighting circuitry; video data; and controlling the electromechanical actuator via the control system, wherein the executable file comprises a timeline with synchronized reference points with time segments of the master file, and

use a real-time and relative-time clock timer with at least one feedback input to connect at least one external device that affects the sequence of time segments taken from the master file so that to provide automatic changes in the sequence of time segments of the executable file, comprising operational interruption of time segments of the executable file.

9 . The system according to claim 8 , wherein the processor is further directed to perform at least one of the provided operations using at least one artificial intelligence (AI) routine.

10 . The system according to claim 8 , further comprising at least one of: a light sensor, a geolocation sensor, a participant voice sound recognition device, an external environment sound recognition device, a participant positioning sensor, an object positioning sensor, a participant psychoemotional state data sensor, and a physical state data sensor, connected to the feedback input of the processor and is configured to automatically affect the sequence of time segments taken from the master file.

11 . The system according to claim 8 , further comprising an information input device connected to a processor feedback input of the processor that enables a change to the sequence of time segments taken from the master file, and operationally interrupts execution of the executable file.

12 . The system according to claim 9 , further comprising at least one of: a light sensor, a geolocation sensor, a participant voice sound recognition device, an external environment sound recognition device, a participant positioning sensor, an object positioning sensor, a participant psychoemotional state data sensor, and a physical state data sensor, configured to provide feedback input of the at least one hardware processor, the at least one hardware processor being further directed to automatically affect the sequence of time segments taken from the master file based on the feedback input.

13 . The system according to claim 9 , further comprising an information input device connected to a processor feedback input of the processor that enables a change to the sequence of time segments taken from the master file, and operationally interrupts execution of the executable file.

14 . The system according to claim 10 , further comprising an information input device connected to a processor feedback input of the at least one hardware processor that enables a change to the sequence of time segments taken from the master file, and operationally interrupts execution of the executable file.

15 . A method, comprising:

analyzing, by at least one hardware processor, an incoming digital video file containing at least one scene;

determining, by the at least one hardware processor and based on information contained in the digital video file, that the at least one scene in the digital video file is associated with at least one ambient light effect;

directing, by the at least one hardware processor, an instruction to be sent to at least one lighting device to create the at least one ambient light effect associated with at least one scene when at least one scene is to be performed or shown;

directing, by the at least one hardware processor, at least one electromechanical actuator with a control system thereof to perform a specified movement, that adjusts at least one of: a stage decoration, a curtain, and an accoutrement of a staged event;

accessing, from a data carrier by the at least one hardware processor, at least one master file in an encoded form, the at least one master file comprising information about a scene and an action in the form of a sequence of time segments; wherein the scene and the action correspond to a specific value of a time segment from a time reference point;

accessing, by the at least one hardware processor, an executable file comprising at least one file, the at least one file comprising information about at least one of: lighting circuitry;

video data; and controlling the electromechanical actuator via the control system, wherein the executable file comprises a timeline with synchronized reference points with time segments of the master file, and

connecting, by the at least one hardware processor, and using a real-time and relative-time clock timer with at least one feedback input, to at least one external device to affect the sequence of time segments taken from the master file so that to provide automatic changes in the sequence of time segments of the executable file, comprising operational interruption of time segments of the executable file.

16 . The method according to claim 15 , further comprising performing at least one of the operations using at least one artificial intelligence (AI) routine.

17 . The method according to claim 15 , further comprising providing at least one of: a light sensor, a geolocation sensor, a participant voice sound recognition device, an external environment sound recognition device, a participant positioning sensor, an object positioning sensor, a participant psychoemotional state data sensor, and a physical state data sensor, connected to the feedback input of the processor that is configured to automatically affect the sequence of time segments taken from the master file.

18 . The method according to claim 15 , further comprising providing an information input device connected to a processor feedback input of the processor that enables a change to the sequence of time segments taken from the master file, and operationally interrupts execution of the executable file.

19 . The method according to claim 16 , further comprising at least one of: a light sensor, a geolocation sensor, a participant voice sound recognition device, an external environment sound recognition device, a participant positioning sensor, an object positioning sensor, a participant psychoemotional state data sensor, and a physical state data sensor, configured to provide feedback input of the at least one hardware processor, the at least one hardware processor being further directed to automatically affect the sequence of time segments taken from the master file based on the feedback input.

20 . The method according to claim 16 , further comprising an information input device connected to a processor feedback input of the processor that enables a change to the sequence of time segments taken from the master file, and operationally interrupts execution of the executable file.