TH70933A - Electric motor driven suitcase - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (04/02/48) This invention describes a DC-motor driven luggage device that can be assembled into a seated or standing-riding device. It can be folded and stored in a normal suitcase shape, offering greater maneuverability than traditional wheeled suitcases. Furthermore, this electric-motor driven luggage can carry more luggage than a conventional wheeled suitcase, making it highly beneficial for the general public. Control can be achieved by the driver or by the suitcase itself using a radio control, depending on user preference.

Claims (9)

1. An electric motor-driven suitcase consists of the suitcase structure. The main wheeled transport vehicle is driven by a direct current electric system with a steering mechanism. Steering, braking, accelerator, seat, footrest, and small wheels for supporting the suitcase. Controlled by the user, movement can be adjusted to slow or fast speeds as desired. It is operational and can also be controlled via radio remote control according to the user's needs. 2. Two suitcases powered by electric motors as described in point 1, with primary wheel components. The rear is powered by a DC electric motor, with the front wheels used for steering. As per the details of suitcase type 1, and the rear wheels for steering are as follows: Detailed description of suitcase type 2. 3. Three electric motor-powered suitcases, as described in point 1, are foldable. The vehicle features a seat or footrest and control handles, along with a pull/tow device. The bag can be taken out and used when needed. 4. Four motor-driven suitcases as per item 1, equipped with the following devices: Footrests on the left and right sides of the bag, or standing footrests. 5. Five electric motor-driven suitcases as described in point 1, with a proximity control system. Or, it may include motor speed control devices, brakes, and forward/backward switches. Backward, turn 6. The suitcases are powered by electric motors as described in point 1, using batteries for... The battery can be reloaded for future use. 7. The suitcases are powered by electric motors as described in point 1, with a power transmission system. The DC motor is transferred to the wheel using a belt or gears. 8. The electric motor-driven suitcases mentioned in point 1 have an opening and closing mechanism. Various parts are secured using zippers or locking systems. 9. The suitcase is powered by an electric motor as described in point 1, and the suitcase is made of [material not specified]. Synthetic fibers, genuine leather, synthetic leather, or a blend.