A vehicle includes an on-board controller. A position of the vehicle is detected by a positioning sensor and a CPU of the on-board controller Based on the position of the vehicle and area information stored in a memory, the CPU determines whether the vehicle is in a free driving zone, an alternative driving zone, or a remote driving zone. The CPU sets a driving mode to either one of a free driving mode, an alternative driving mode, and a remote driving mode based on a signal of the driving mode of the vehicle inputted by a main key of a vehicle main body and information indicating which driving zone the vehicle is in. A CPU of the vehicle main body controls an operation of the vehicle in accordance with the set driving mode. The on-board controller may be provided by a mobile terminal.

A Bluetooth plus radio frequency identification (RFID) beacon for use vehicle fleet management and geofencing system, wherein the beacon comprises a housing, and a circuit board disposed within the housing. The circuit board comprises a Bluetooth communication circuitry portion containing a unique media access control (MAC) address, and an RFID circuitry portion integrated with the Bluetooth communication circuitry portion such that the RFID circuitry portion is associated with the Bluetooth circuitry MAC address whereby the Bluetooth beacon can be identified, via the MAC address, by an RFID reader communicating with the RFID circuitry portion using the MAC address of the Bluetooth communication circuitry portion.

Disclosed is a golf-shot-tracking-self-driving-path central controlling system, comprising a predetermined-paths-determining module, a golf-ball-next-shot-location determining module and a path driving controlling module, to centrally control each of a plurality of golf-shot-tracking fairway-self-driving golf carts to drive in one of a plurality of predetermined paths or shift among the plurality of predetermined paths.

A charge control system includes a lithium battery configured to provide lithium battery power to a set of electrical loads, a user signaling device, and control circuitry coupled with the lithium battery and the user signaling device. The control circuitry is operative to: (A) detect availability of charge from an external charger, (B) in response to detection of the availability of charge from the external charger and prior to controlling the external charger to adjust the amount of charge stored by the lithium battery, perform a set of pre-charging assessment operations, and (C) based on the set of pre-charging assessment operations, provide a user notification via the user signaling device, the user notification indicating whether the lithium battery is properly setup for charge adjustment. When the user signaling device generates the user notification, the user is informed that the utility vehicle is properly connected to the external charger.

A golf bag transport device that is configured to assist in the transportation of a golf bag for a user during a round of play of golf. The present invention includes a base platform wherein the base platform includes drive wheels on opposing sides thereof. The base platform has a vertical golf bag support member extending upward therefrom. The vertical golf bag support member is further constructed to be collapsible. Secured to the vertical golf bag support member are horizontal support members configured to assist in retention of a golf bag. Opposing auxiliary wheels are located proximate the front edge and rear edge of the base platform. The auxiliary wheels are configured to assist in maintenance of the position of the base platform while traversing a sloped surface. Optical sensors are employed to provide collision avoidance and a gyroscopic balancing unit provides self-balancing of the device during use.

The present disclosure relates to a control scheme for a functional motor vehicle used in a fixed site. The present disclosure provides a motor vehicle control system, including a motor vehicle and a remote-controller. The motor vehicle is provided with at least one vehicle control button. The remote-controller is provided with at least one remote-controller control button. The remote-controller and the motor vehicle can conduct a positioning and ranging. The motor vehicle control system has a first control mode and a second control mode, that is, respectively, an automatic walking mode for ensuring the safety and an easy push mode for ensuring the safety. The present disclosure can improve the vehicle control modes, allowing users to obtain better customer experience.

A golf course route guiding system includes a controller disposed on a vehicle and having a memory module, a positioning module, and a processing module. The memory module stores a field information of a golf course and a plurality of movement zones set corresponding to the field information. Each movement zone has a route range. The positioning module provides a location signal indicating a current location of the vehicle. The processing module receives the location signal and determines the movement zone in which the vehicle is located, and assigns a route range set in the corresponding movement zone, which is sent to the processing module, so that the processing module limits the vehicle to move in the assigned route range. When the vehicle enters another movement zone, the processing module reassigns a route range, achieving a dynamic route adjustment function.

Disclosed is a golf-shot-tracking-self-driving-path central controlling system, comprising a predetermined-paths-determining module, a golf-ball-next-shot-location determining module and a path driving controlling module, to centrally control each of a plurality of golf-shot-tracking fairway-self-driving golf carts to drive in one of a plurality of predetermined paths or shift among the plurality of predetermined paths.

System and method for a golf cart to automatically proceed to the location of a struck golf ball. The system and method allow a golfer to play golf without the need to keep diligent track of the ball. The golf cart determines the location of the struck ball and the proceeds to the location of the ball. This reduces the time needed to find a struck ball and reduces the instances of lost balls.

The wheel assembly includes an arm 51, a wheel 55, a power supply port 60, an electric motor 56 coupled to the wheel 55, and a motor controller 62 for controlling rotation of the electric motor 56. The method of controlling the motion of a motorised object includes defining a target position, sensing a current position of the motorised object and using an output from a processor to control the electric motors to drive the object toward the target position. The golf club storage and transport device 70 includes a body 71 for storing golf clubs and a pair of releasable wheels 75. The device 70 has an assembled configuration and a disassembled configuration.