A children's ride-on vehicle includes a vehicle body comprising a substantially rectangular shape, a steering wheel, a front wheel assembly, a steering column, and a seat located above a storage compartment. The steering wheel has a substantially rectangular shape. The seat comprises a flat panel. The plane of the seat is coplanar with the top surface of the vehicle body. The vehicle comprises a connecting frame. The connecting frame is telescopically connected to the vehicle body. The vehicle comprises a removably connected cleaning attachment. The vehicle can be converted to a piece of luggage.

One or more devices are provided that are configured to detachably engage within a modular system. The one or more devices are expandable to provide a surface to perform work.

A wheeled luggage item includes a base defining an interior cavity, and a liner structured to partition the interior cavity into a first portion and a second portion physically isolated from the first portion. Personal luggage items may be stored in the cavity first portion. First and second wheels are rotatably coupled to the base so as to be movable between stowed positions in the cavity second portion and deployed positions outside the base, to enable a riding mode of the luggage item. Steering levers are rotatably deployable to operably connect to the first wheel, enabling the first wheel to be steered by a user riding the luggage item in the riding mode. To propel the luggage item in the riding mode, a battery in the interior cavity may power an in-wheel motor operably connected to the second wheel.

The present invention belongs to the technical field of luggage cases and relates to a luggage case capable of changing into a travel carrier, including: an electric vehicle assembly, where the electric vehicle assembly includes a manipulation handle and a chassis with a front wheel and a rear wheel, the chassis includes a fixed portion and a telescopic portion, a driving member configured to drive the telescopic portion to extend forward is disposed in the fixed portion, and the manipulation handle is mounted on the telescopic portion to be configured to manipulate the front wheel to rotate; and a storage case, where the storage case is fixedly mounted on the fixed portion of the chassis and is used as a seat in a riding mode.

Ride-on luggage is disclosed and may include a luggage container, a plurality of wheels, a seat, at least one pair of footrests, and a handle. The plurality of wheels may be coupled to the luggage container to enable wheeled travel of the luggage container. The seat may be configured to support the user in a respective seated position. The at least one pair of footrests may enable a user to rest the user's feet thereon when seated on the seat. The handle may be configured to be used in at least a pull operation.

A hard-shell suitcase comprising a base portion and a lid portion connected to the base portion by a hinge. In the closed position an edge of the lid portion is adjacent to the edge of the first concave shell in the first plane. The hard-shell suitcase further comprises first, second, third and fourth wheel assemblies attached to the exterior of the base portion in a second plane parallel to the first plane. Each wheel assembly is configured to rotate about a first axis parallel to the second plane and about a second axis perpendicular to the first axis. The hard-shell suitcase further comprises a retractable handle configured to be movable in a direction parallel to the first plane from a retracted position to an extended position and from the extended position to the retracted position. In the retracted position a portion of the retractable handle is housed inside the lid portion.