Electric stroller
OwnerIshmael Morganinventor
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Abstract
The electric stroller comprises a frame, a child seat, an operator seat, a plurality of wheels, a port motor, a starboard motor, a control circuit, and a battery. The electric stroller may be a self-propelled conveyance. The child seat may be supported by the frame and may be adapted to transport a child. The operator seat may be coupled to the frame behind the child seat and may be adapted to transport an operator. A port driven wheel may be propelled by the port motor and a starboard driven wheel may be propelled by the starboard motor with the speed and direction of the port motor and the starboard motor controlled independently.
Claims19
An electric stroller comprising:
- a frame, a child seat, an operator seat, a plurality of wheels, a port motor, a starboard motor, a control circuit, and a battery;
- wherein the electric stroller is a self-propelled conveyance;
- wherein the child seat is supported by the frame and is adapted to transport a child;
- wherein the operator seat is coupled to the frame behind the child seat and is adapted to transport an operator;
- wherein a port driven wheel is propelled by the port motor;
- wherein a starboard driven wheel is propelled by the starboard motor;
- wherein the speed and direction of the port motor and the starboard motor are controlled independently;
- wherein the frame provides mechanical support for at least the child seat, the operator seat, the plurality of wheels, the port motor, the starboard motor, the control circuit, and the battery;
- wherein the frame comprises a port front leg, a port rear leg, a port upright, a starboard front leg, a starboard rear leg, a starboard upright, a child seat support, a plurality of crossbars, a handlebar, a cargo shelf, a port front wheel mount, a port rear wheel mount, a starboard front wheel mount, a starboard rear wheel mount, a port rear extension, a starboard rear extension, a port foot board, and a starboard foot board.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.