A motorized stroller assembly includes a carriage frame. A plurality of wheels is rotatably attached to the carriage and a child seat is positioned in the carriage frame. An electric motor is mechanically coupled to at least a first wheel of the plurality of wheels. The motor selectively rotates the first wheel to drive the carriage frame forward. A battery is mounted on the carriage frame and is electrically coupled to the motor. A control is mounted on the carriage frame and is electrically coupled to the motor and is actuated to drive the first wheel in the first direction. A platform is attached to a rear side of the carriage and extends rearwardly therefrom. The platform is positioned near a bottom of the carriage. The platform supports a person standing on the platform. A canopy is pivotally coupled to the carriage frame and is extendable over the child seat.

A movable support device for mounting a measuring instrument via an attachment and a method of assembling a support device for a measuring instrument are provided. The device includes a body having an internal clearance and a plurality of mounting ports for receiving the attachment. At least one wheel is connectable to the body, wherein when the at least one wheel is connected to the body, the body is supported by the at least one wheel. A handle assembly is connectable to the body. Wherein the device is transformable between an operational position and a stowed position, and in the stowed position, a portion of at least one of the handle assembly and the at least one wheel is arranged within the internal clearance.

A motorized stroller for a theme park including a platform and an ergonomic configuration. The platform enables an operator to stand thereon in order to use it for automated travel. A touch screen display is accessed from the platform to illustrate attraction location, wait times, time, date, local dining, and online ordering options. Additionally, a user may also operate steering of the stroller when standing on the platform. The steering mechanism of the stroller includes a right handle which is manually rotated in a backwards motion to accelerate the stroller in a forward direction. A left handle may be rotated backwards for a reverse motion. Furthermore, the steering wheel includes brake handles to bring the stroller to a stop. In the present embodiment the steering handle also comprises of a key entry to turn the stroller on and off as well as a horn.

Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to a cart frame and modular, motorized cart. In some examples, the cart frame may comprise a wheel assembly, handles, and a kickstand. A modular article (e.g., litter, stretcher, game basket, etc.) may be attached to the top portion of the cart frame via at least one fastener (e.g., buttons, snaps, hooks, buckles, quick-detach mounts, etc.). The handles may be foldable and extendable. The kickstands may also be foldable and extendable. The handles, in some embodiments, may serve a dual purpose by folding to a certain length to function as a kickstand. In other examples, the cart may comprise an engine that may be gas-powered or electric. A battery may be affixed to the cart frame that powers the electric engine. Other objects may also be attached to the cart frame and/or modular article, such as a winch, tow bar, light, bumper, etc.

An autonomous luggage cart system and method for transportation of objects in facilities such as hotels, condos, universities, and convention centers, providing a cart having a floor, a bumper, riser pipes, and an underside housing, wheels driven by electric motors, a high-capacity battery and a battery charge manager, front and rear tow hitches and tow-hitch sensors, corner sensors, a camera-sensor package, directional sensors, RFID units, a controller unit applying machine learning and artificial-intelligence methods to sensor data, and a communications unit and a remote unit for external communications with other systems.

A motorized cart assembly for use in gardening and other outdoor chores includes a first motor that is operationally coupled to a rear axle of a rolling chassis. The first motor is configured to selectively rotate the rear axle to locomote the rolling chassis. A lift module that is coupled to the rolling chassis is configured to selectively raise and lower an item that is positioned upon an upper plate of the lift module. A handle, which is coupled to at least one of the rolling chassis and the upper plate, is configured to be grasped in at least one hand of a user to steer the rolling chassis.

According to one embodiment, a moving body includes an electrical component, a base frame that includes caster portions provided to be runnable on a floor surface, and is formed such that a front side is narrower than a rear side along a front-rear direction, the rear side is opened, and thus another moving body is insertable from the rear side, and a battery case that accommodates a battery supplying power to the electrical component and has an opening and closing lid opening rearward. A restricting member is provided inside the base frame and restricts a position of the other moving body inserted from the rear side to a position where the opening and closing lid opens at least to an angle at which the battery in the battery case is replaceable.

Battery systems containing recyclable battery portions. The present disclosure includes disclosure of a battery system, comprising a housing configured to retain two or more battery portions; two or more battery portions configured to fit within the housing; wherein the housing is configured to fit within a battery compartment of a cart; wherein the two or more battery portions, when effectively connected together using a central connector of the battery system, collectively produce sufficient power to power electronic equipment of the cart; and wherein each of the two or more battery portions weigh at or below a desired threshold weight.

In various implementations, a modular wheeled cart may provide users with flexibility in use and transport. The modular wheeled cart may include interchangeable top components that allow the cart to be utilized as a wagon, a flatbed, an A-frame cart, etc. The modular wheeled cart may include a hitch, which allows the cart to be coupled to a vehicle. The wheeled cart may be motorized and/or may include a removable battery for ease of use.

This invention offers a new hands-free electric powered utility cart, that is controlled by voice commands from the user, and by the cart detecting and tracking an electronic device or chip that a user simply carries or attaches to his or her garments.

Once the cart is powered-on, the user speaks voice commands such as “CART, FOLLOW ME” and the cart will follow approximately three feet behind the user wherever they walk. When the user wants the cart to stop, they can either stop walking, or use a voice command such as “CART, STOP”. The user can voice additional relevant commands such as “CART, FOLLOW TO MY RIGHT, or LEFT”, in order to control the cart's mode of operation.

All kinds of carrying baskets tailored to specific uses such as for beach, shopping, tools, golf equipment, and even a baby carriage are fitted to the cart's standardized chassis.