Patent classifications
B62K2202/00
Locking device for scooter when being telescopically collapsed
A locking device is provided for a scooter when being telescopically collapsed to lock the steering shaft when being folded and to lock a telescopic front frame when being telescopically collapsed. The locking device includes a steering shaft locking unit is coupled to a pivot seat of a telescopic front frame and a pivot portion of the steering shaft. The steering shaft locking unit is at least provided to hold the steering shaft in place when being in a horizontally folded mode. A front frame telescopically collapsed locking unit includes a first positioning portion disposed on a shank section of the steering shaft and a second positioning portion disposed on one of a rear frame and a foldable seat. The first positioning portion and the second positioning portion are engaged to each other for positioning the telescopically collapsed front frame when the steering shaft is in a horizontally folded mode.
Vehicle, Trailer, and Cart Control Systems
Multi-level delivery systems and various apparatus associated therewith are presented. Multi-level delivery systems include a number of integrated, modular and interchangeable compactible elements that may work either alone or in conjunction with other such elements to allow for the deployment of a delivery system having a smaller overall spatial footprint when compared to comparable conventional delivery systems. Apparatus combining to form a delivery system may include one or more of: a compactible container cart, a compactible cart hauler or trailer, a propulsion means, and/or a maneuverability means. These elements or apparatus may be deployed in any combination, either together as an integrated system or with compatible conventional apparatus. In combination, delivery systems maximize space efficiency, and allow for adaption to any environment and scale.
MICROMOBILITY TRANSIT VEHICLE LOCK-TO MECHANISM SYSTEMS AND METHODS
- Erik Keith Askin ,
- Jeffrey Alan Boyd ,
- Alex Dixon ,
- Garrett Korda Drayna ,
- Merric-Andrew Jaranowski French ,
- Daniel Lami Goldstein ,
- Rochus Emanuel Jacob ,
- Jared Mitchell Kole ,
- Chen-Yu Lin ,
- Oliver Maximilian Mueller ,
- James Jeng-Yeu Peng ,
- Andrew Michael Reimer ,
- Neil Richard Anthony Saldanha ,
- Gary Shambat ,
- Jennifer Uang
Techniques are disclosed for systems and methods associated with locking a micromobility transit vehicle to a stationary object. A multimodal transportation system may include a docking station including a securement point, and a micromobility transit vehicle securable to the securement point of the docking station. The micromobility transit vehicle may include a storage basket and a lock cable including a first end coupled to the storage basket and a second end. The second end of the lock cable may be securable to the securement point of the docking station to lock the micromobility transit vehicle to the docking station. The storage basket may include a pin lock. The pin lock may engage a locking pin of the lock cable to lock the micromobility transit vehicle via the lock cable.
Method and device for lateral stabilization for a single-tracked motor vehicle at a standstill
A method for laterally stabilizing a single-tracked motor vehicle, driven with the aid of an electric motor, that is in a vertically aligned state and at a standstill. The front wheel of the motor vehicle has a steering angle in which the electric motor is controlled in such a way that it exerts drive torques on the motor vehicle that act in alternation in the forward direction and in the reverse direction.
IN-WHEEL MOTOR AND ELECTRIC WHEEL
An in-wheel motor includes a housing 32 that is supported by two support portions 14A and 14B on a rotation axis in an inner space of a wheel and includes a heat dissipation surface at at least one end portion thereof in a rotation axis direction, and a stator core 62 that is supported between the two support portions 14A and 14B and inside the housing 32 and has an inner peripheral surface to which a distance from the rotation axis is smaller than a distance from the rotation axis to an outer edge of the heat dissipation surface.
AUTONOMOUS SCOOTER
Respectively a rider of the autonomous scooter may select a manual drive mode to drive without any assistance, or the rider may control the autonomous scooter remotely by a smartphone when riding or not aboard via a smartphone APP whereby the rider may engage a user interface system providing virtual driving control settings linked with an autonomous drive system to control the autonomous scooter, or the rider can manually control the autonomous scooter. Primarily elements of the autonomous scooter may comprise a platform defined by a front end and a rear end, a deck section to place the rider's feet thereon, and having a base supporting a steering column. Accordingly the steering column is rotatably connected by a motorized wheel adapter configured to turn a suspension fork arrangement containing at least one motorized wheel thus steering and balance control of the autonomous scooter, or the steering column is connected to a truck arrangement containing two motorized wheels, whereby the two motorized wheels provide balance and differential propulsion for steering the autonomous scooter. The motorized wheel adapter and the motorized wheels are systematically controlled by an autonomous drive system adapted to control the autonomous scooter during autonomous drive mode setting.
Footrest with integrated tow handle for portable conveyance
A portable conveyance footrest has a support portion having a substantially planar base surface to receive a foot. A tow handle portion is connected to an end of the support portion and forms a substantially planar tow handle that is within a same plane as the substantially planar base surface. The tow handle is spaced apart from the end of the support portion to define a void between the tow handle and the second end of the support portion. The tow handle is disposed within the same plane as the substantially planar base surface so that a user's fingers, when gripping the tow handle, extend into the void between the tow handle and the end of the support portion and through the plane of the substantially planar surface.
Micromobility transit vehicle lock-to mechanism systems and methods
- Erik Keith Askin ,
- Jeffrey Alan Boyd ,
- Alex Dixon ,
- Garrett Korda Drayna ,
- Merric-Andrew Jaranowski French ,
- Daniel Lami Goldstein ,
- Rochus Emanuel Jacob ,
- Jared Mitchell Kole ,
- Chen-Yu Lin ,
- Oliver Maximilian Mueller ,
- James Jeng-Yeu Peng ,
- Andrew Michael Reimer ,
- Neil Richard Anthony Saldanha ,
- Gary Shambat ,
- Jennifer Uang
Techniques are disclosed for systems and methods associated with locking a micromobility transit vehicle to a stationary object. A multimodal transportation system may include a docking station including a securement point, and a micromobility transit vehicle securable to the securement point of the docking station. The micromobility transit vehicle may include a storage basket and a lock cable including a first end coupled to the storage basket and a second end. The second end of the lock cable may be securable to the securement point of the docking station to lock the micromobility transit vehicle to the docking station. The storage basket may include a pin lock. The pin lock may engage a locking pin of the lock cable to lock the micromobility transit vehicle via the lock cable.
POWER TIER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR LIGHT ELECTRIC VEHICLES
The present application describes power tier management for a battery of a light electric vehicle. In examples, a power tier of a battery may have an associated threshold power and time to exert a battery energy over the time of the power tier. Power tiers may be adjusted to lengthen or shorten an overall battery life and remaining battery life of the battery of the light electric vehicle. In an aspect, a processor may control or limit power to specific components and/or functions of the light electric vehicle to stay within or enter a determined power tier. Information may be received and processed by the processor to determine and apply one or more power tiers.
Electric scooter piloting method, electric scooter and storage medium
The present disclosure provides a method for piloting an electric scooter, the electric scooter and a storage medium. The method includes: receiving a driving instruction; and in response to the driving instruction, piloting the electric scooter to a target charging device according to a navigation path at least in one of the following manners: lowering a gravity center of the electric scooter; and under a condition in which an obstacle is detected, controlling the electric scooter to avoid the obstacle or wait for a predetermined period of time.