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US 2023/0338818 A1Published application
Personal transportation apparatus
OwnerDaniel Baldwininventor
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A personal transportation apparatus (10) in the form of a motorised board (12) including a chassis (14) arranged to support a first foot support portion (16) and a second foot support portion (18) spaced apart from the first foot support portion (16), a first ground engaging arrangement (20) located proximate the first foot support portion (16), and a second ground engaging arrangement (22) located proximate the second foot support portion (18), the first and second ground engaging arrangements (20), (22) being adapted to at least one of slide, rotate and move over a ground surface. At least one of the first and second ground engaging arrangements (20, 22) may include a motive track assembly (24a, 24b) having a roller arrangement (26a, 26b) to rotatably support an endless track (28a, 28b), the roller arrangement (26a, 26b) including a motorised roller (30a, 30b) housing a motor internally of the motorised roller (30a, 30b) so as to drive the endless track (28a, 28b).
A motorised board for transportation of a person, the board including a chassis arranged to support a first foot support portion, a second foot support portion spaced apart from the first foot support portion, a first ground engaging arrangement located proximate the first foot support portion, and a second ground engaging arrangement located proximate the second foot support portion, the first and second ground engaging arrangements adapted to at least one of slide, rotate and move over a ground surface, wherein at least one of the first and second ground engaging arrangements includes a motive track assembly having a roller arrangement to rotatably support an endless track, the roller arrangement including a motorised roller housing a motor internally of the motorised roller so as to drive the endless track.
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