A transport system comprising a manipulator device and a housing device. The manipulator device has a hand capable of grasping target objects. The hand position can be controlled relative to a manipulator main body section which is the main body section of the manipulator device. The housing device has a housing section capable of housing a plurality of target objects. The housing device is configured so as to carry the target objects housed in the housing section, one at a time, to a prescribed position accessible by the hand. The manipulator device and the housing device are configured so as to travel as an integrated unit in which the manipulator main body section and the housing device are coupled. The prescribed position is set at a known position using the manipulator main body section as a reference in which the manipulator main body section and the housing device are coupled.

A dish cart includes a top with a slot for receiving a lift arm that may be lifted up through the slot to raise or lower dishes. Lobe openings emanating from the slot receive lobes of a lift paddle secured to the lift arm. The cart may define a gap below the top for permitting insertion of the lift paddle and the lift arm. The cart may be adjusted to receive differently sized dishes by means of rails of different sizes or adjustable vanes. A dish drop station includes the lift arm and lift paddle and a lift mechanism for raising and lower the lift arm. The dish drop station may include a cart present sensor and include a lock for retaining the cart. The controller may be programmed to the lower the lift arm to an unlock position that disengages the cart lock.

A shelf board is for being disposed on a cart including a plurality of column members and at least one decoration member. The shelf board includes a bottom board and a lateral wall. The lateral wall is connected to the bottom board to enclose a receiving space therebetween. The shelf board further has at least one engaging unit. The at least one engaging unit is adapted for connecting to a member for connecting. The member for connecting is one of the plurality of the column members or the at least one decoration member. A cart including the shelf board is also provided.

A shelf board is for being disposed on a cart including a plurality of column members and at least one decoration member. The shelf board includes a bottom board and a lateral wall. The lateral wall is connected to the bottom board to enclose a receiving space therebetween. The shelf board further has at least one engaging unit. The at least one engaging unit is adapted for connecting to a member for connecting. The member for connecting is one of the plurality of the column members or the at least one decoration member. A cart including the shelf board is also provided.

A modular storage system includes a unit body having a first lateral end, a second lateral end opposite the first lateral end, and an upper surface extending between the first and second lateral ends. The unit body includes a first groove formed in the upper surface at the first lateral end and a first groove connector in the first groove. The system includes a tongue piece having a first and second side. Each of the first and second sides of the tongue piece has a shape corresponding to the first groove and a tongue connector configured to releasably engage the first groove connector.

One or more techniques and/or systems are disclosed for a cart, such as an accessory or utility cart, that may be used in conjunction with an outdoor grill or outdoor kitchen area. The cart can be stowed in a lowered position such that it may effectively fit underneath a side shelf of a standard outdoor grill. The cart can comprise a top and base section, where the top section is selectably extendable from the base section between a lowered and raised position. Further the top section can have a top working surface with at least one foldable wing, which can be extended or stowed into a recess in the base section in the lowered position. The base section can comprise a utility compartment for storage, and wheel to provide portability.

One or more techniques and/or systems are disclosed for a cart, such as an accessory or utility cart, that may be used in conjunction with an outdoor grill or outdoor kitchen area. The cart can be stowed in a lowered position such that it may effectively fit underneath a side shelf of a standard outdoor grill. The cart can comprise a top and base section, where the top section is selectably extendable from the base section between a lowered and raised position. Further the top section can have a top working surface with at least one foldable wing, which can be extended or stowed into a recess in the base section in the lowered position. The base section can comprise a utility compartment for storage, and wheel to provide portability.

A portable cart has a frame assembly having a front end, a rear end, and a plurality of vertical beams. A front leg assembly having a pair of extendable front legs is secured adjacent the front end of the frame assembly, and a rear leg assembly having a pair of extendable rear legs is assembly secured adjacent the rear end of the frame assembly. A table top is secured to the frame assembly.

A portable cart has a frame assembly having a front end, a rear end, and a plurality of vertical beams. A front leg assembly having a pair of extendable front legs is secured adjacent the front end of the frame assembly, and a rear leg assembly having a pair of extendable rear legs is assembly secured adjacent the rear end of the frame assembly. A table top is secured to the frame assembly.

A moveable service cart for transporting cleaning tools and equipment is disclosed. Also disclosed is a service desk that can be employed with the moveable service cart or independently thereof.