A wireless charging cart for charging the battery of portable computing devices having a receiver includes a shelf and a divider supported by the shelf. The divider has a top edge and a bottom edge between which an x-axis extends and a front edge and rear edge between which a y-axis extends. The cart further has a charging module mounted to the divider. The charging module has a transmitter mounted to an adjustable support, which permits the transmitter to be moved along both the x and y axis of the divider, wherein the adjustable support is adapted to locate the transmitter adjacent the receiver of the portable computing device to be charged.

This application describes carts having a single vertical frame supported by a tripod-like leg structure. They are collapsible, extendable, and able to accommodate a wide variety of different accessories. To add accessories, carts can include one or more coupling components. Each coupling component includes at least one clamp that can be tightened around a cart's vertical frame along with a female coupler and a male coupler. The female coupler can be attached to a clamp and a male coupler can be attached to an accessory. The male coupler features a v-shaped extrusion and the female coupler features a complementary v-shaped intrusion allowing the male coupler to couple with the female coupler so that accessories can be added to the cart in a cantilevered manner.

A system and method for an entertainment storage portability cart that is able to securely house and run new entertainment systems as they are released utilizing customizable configurations that may be used in various locations including a hospital or a library as well as used for various E-Sport events, whereby the system provides a series of security storage cases that may be exchanged and replaced to appropriately secure any entertainment system, the security storage cases designed to prevent tampering and theft, be securely mounted to the body of the entertainment storage portability cart, allow proper ventilation to the entertainment console enclosed inside of the storage case, provide proper access points to the ports and buttons of the entertainment console, and secure the entertainment console within the case to prevent unwanted movement during transportation of the entertainment storage portability cart.

The mobile computer workstation is a cart. The mobile computer workstation is configured for use with a computer. The mobile computer workstation forms a mobile station on which the computer is placed. The mobile computer workstation allows the computer readily moved between locations without requiring the disassembly and assembly of the various components of the computer. The elevation of the superior surface of the mobile computer workstation is adjustable such that the computer can be used while standing or sitting. The mobile computer workstation comprises a pedestal, a telescopic master stanchion, and a pivoting desk. The telescopic master stanchion attaches the pedestal to the pivoting desk. The pivoting desk forms the working horizontal surface of the mobile computer workstation. The pedestal: a) is a rolling structure used to move the computer; and, b) stores the elements of the computer not associated with interface functions with a user.

A medical cart apparatus includes at least one component and at least one holster that is tilted with respect to a horizontal plane and is configured to hold or store the at least one component. The medical cart apparatus is ergonomic and conveniently and securely stores elements in the cart. The holster is configured as a storage area, holder, or receptacle, and the holster has a back wall, at least one side, at least one side cut-out, a lip at an entrance of the holster, and a bottom surface that is tilted at the angle with respect to the horizontal plane. The side cut-outs of the holster provide visibility by showing whether a component is in the holster or not, and provide accessibility by facilitating or allowing easy insertion and easy takeout of the at least one component from the holster.

This application describes carts having a single vertical frame supported by a tripod-like leg structure. They are collapsible, extendable, and able to accommodate a wide variety of different accessories. To add accessories, carts can include one or more coupling components. Each coupling component includes at least one clamp that can be tightened around a cart's vertical frame along with a female coupler and a male coupler. The female coupler can be attached to a clamp and a male coupler can be attached to an accessory. The male coupler features a v-shaped extrusion and the female coupler features a complementary v-shaped intrusion allowing the male coupler to couple with the female coupler so that accessories can be added to the cart in a cantilevered manner.

An external frame for use with a piece of luggage having a fold-out computer case or detachable bag connection frame that has the ability to lay flat and can easily be removed with one hand in preparation for inspection through an X-Ray machine and other inspection machines.

An apparatus may include an enclosure that includes a plurality of mounting features that are configured to receive information handling systems. A base may be disposed below the enclosure, coupled to the enclosure, and may include a plurality of wheels. The base may be coupled to the enclosure via a height adjustment mechanism configured to lower and raise the enclosure relative to the base.

Mobile battery powered workstation carts for order fulfillment are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a battery powered workstation cart may comprise a wheeled cart having a frame, a rechargeable lithium battery, a computer, a barcode reader/scanner, a RFID reader/scanner, a printer, an artificial intelligence hub, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), and/or GPS. The frame may also comprise two side bracket arms and/or shelves, which may be modular to receive various different sized baskets, bins, or totes therein to expedite retail order fulfillment.

A transportation assembly structured and configured to facilitate the storage, transportation, and use (e.g., viewing) of a television or other display device is presented herein. The transportation assembly includes a positioning assembly structured to movably mount or support the display device to a main body. In particular, the positioning assembly includes a linear actuator as well as guide rails to selectively position the display device between a raised position and a lowered position. A plurality of collapsible legs are provided to allow the assembly to be either transported on wheels while the legs are extended or placed into a vehicle while the legs are collapsed.