Modular vehicle
AssigneeBollinger Motors, LLC
InventorsRobert Bollinger, Brian Van Batavia, Hunter Erdman
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Abstract
A modular vehicle is generally presented where the modular vehicle is generally configured to be rearranged into different driving, passenger, and storage configurations using a plurality of different modules that interface with a powered chassis. The vehicle may include a plurality of modules arranged on the powered chassis. The modules may vary in size and shape and may be configured to interface with the chassis. The powered chassis is designed to include all power and drivetrain components as well as the wheel connections and wheels, all within a generally flat platform that is intended to support the vehicle modules.
Claims15
A modular vehicle comprising:
- an electric chassis, the electric chassis holding at least one battery and at least one motor to power the vehicle, the electric chassis having a planar upper surface formed of a singular structure;
- at least one repositionable module;
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- the planar upper surface of the electric chassis having a plurality of connection pads, the at least one repositionable module configured to connect directly to at least one of the plurality of connection pads of the electric chassis to facilitate an electric, physical, and/or communication connection,
- wherein each of the plurality of connection pads is capable of facilitating an electric, physical, and communication connection.
A modular vehicle comprising:
- a powered chassis, the powered chassis holding at least one motor to power the vehicle, the powered chassis having a planar upper surface formed of a singular structure;
- at least one repositionable module;
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- the planar upper surface of the powered chassis having a plurality of connection pads, the at least one repositionable module configured to connect directly to at least one of the plurality of connection pads of the powered chassis to facilitate an electric, physical, and/or communication connection,
- wherein each of the plurality of connection pads is capable of facilitating an electric, physical, and communication connection.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.