Patent classifications
B60L15/10
Systems and methods for charging an electric vehicle at a charging station
Systems and methods for charging an electric bus having a charging interface on its roof may include determining that an approaching bus is supposed to be charged at the charging station, lowering the charging head of the charging station to land on the roof of the bus, and moving the bus with the charge head on its roof to engage the charging head with the charging interface.
Systems and methods for charging an electric vehicle at a charging station
Systems and methods for charging an electric bus having a charging interface on its roof may include determining that an approaching bus is supposed to be charged at the charging station, lowering the charging head of the charging station to land on the roof of the bus, and moving the bus with the charge head on its roof to engage the charging head with the charging interface.
METHOD AND DEVICE FOR OPERATING A MOTOR VEHICLE, MOTOR VEHICLE
The invention relates to a method for operating a motor vehicle comprising at least one electric machine as a driving device, said method involving the following steps: —verifying whether a current driving situation will allow the motor vehicle to reach a target position at a target speed by letting the motor vehicle coast; —displaying information to the driver of the motor vehicle if the target position can be reached by letting the motor vehicle coast; —measuring the time it takes the driver to react from the moment that the information is displayed to the moment that the driver initiates a coasting process; —actuating the electric machine as a generator in order to generate a deceleration moment if the reaction time exceeds a predefined maximum value.
METHOD AND DEVICE FOR OPERATING A MOTOR VEHICLE, MOTOR VEHICLE
The invention relates to a method for operating a motor vehicle comprising at least one electric machine as a driving device, said method involving the following steps: —verifying whether a current driving situation will allow the motor vehicle to reach a target position at a target speed by letting the motor vehicle coast; —displaying information to the driver of the motor vehicle if the target position can be reached by letting the motor vehicle coast; —measuring the time it takes the driver to react from the moment that the information is displayed to the moment that the driver initiates a coasting process; —actuating the electric machine as a generator in order to generate a deceleration moment if the reaction time exceeds a predefined maximum value.
Mobility Device
- Stewart M. Coulter ,
- Brian G. Gray ,
- Dirk A. van der Merwe ,
- Susan D. Dastous ,
- Daniel F. Pawlowski ,
- Bob D. Peret ,
- Dean Kamen ,
- Derek G. Kane ,
- David B. Doherty ,
- Matthew A. Norris ,
- Alexander D. Streeter ,
- David J. Couture ,
- Matthew J. Myers ,
- Matthew B. Kinberger ,
- Constance D. Pitenis ,
- Allison E. Lepine ,
- David E. Collins ,
- Erik N. Sabin ,
- Katie A. DeLaurentis ,
- Catharine N. Flynn ,
- Elizabeth Rousseau ,
- Thomas A. Doyon ,
- Dale B. McGrath ,
- Ryan J. Adams ,
- Prashant Bhat ,
- Trevor A. Conway
A powered balancing mobility device that can provide the user the ability to safely navigate expected environments of daily living including the ability to maneuver in confined spaces and to climb curbs, stairs, and other obstacles, and to travel safely and comfortably in vehicles. The mobility device can provide elevated, balanced travel.
Vehicle system and method for activating hazard lights during battery disconnect events
A method according to an exemplary aspect of the present disclosure includes, among other things, activating hazard lights of an electrified vehicle in response to a high voltage battery disconnect event.
SMALL ELECTRIC VEHICLE
A small electric vehicle includes: a vehicle body that has a forward and backward direction, and a width direction; left and right driving wheels provided apart in the width direction of the vehicle body; left and right motors connected so as to respectively transmit power to the left and right driving wheels; an operation unit that includes a joystick-type operation piece; and a control unit for controlling the left and right motors according to an amount of operation on the operation piece, wherein the control unit is configured to execute deceleration and stop control when the operation piece is returned to the neutral position during travel, and execute rapid stop control irrespective of an amount of operation in left and right directions when the operation piece is tilted backward during forward travel at a speed equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CHARGING AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE AT A CHARGING STATION
Systems and methods for charging an electric bus having a charging interface on its roof may include determining that an approaching bus is supposed to be charged at the charging station, lowering the charging head of the charging station to land on the roof of the bus, and moving the bus with the charge head on its roof to engage the charging head with the charging interface.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CHARGING AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE AT A CHARGING STATION
Systems and methods for charging an electric bus having a charging interface on its roof may include determining that an approaching bus is supposed to be charged at the charging station, lowering the charging head of the charging station to land on the roof of the bus, and moving the bus with the charge head on its roof to engage the charging head with the charging interface.
Vehicle control apparatus
A vehicle control apparatus includes a detection section, a control section. The detection section is configured to detect vehicle information including a vehicle speed of a vehicle driven by an electric motor and drive torque of the electric motor. The control section is configured to moderate a rate of increase in the drive torque at the time of acceleration with respect to a rate of increase set in advance on the basis of a detection result of the detection section on condition that the vehicle speed of the vehicle is less than or equal to a predetermined speed and the drive torque is greater than or equal to a predetermined threshold.