Foldable mobility device
AssigneeActon, Inc.
InventorsPeter Treadway, Janelle Wang Treadway, Enoch Morishima, Jason Hill
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Abstract
A foldable mobility device includes a chassis assembly, a steering assembly rotatably coupled to the chassis assembly, a seat assembly coupled to the chassis assembly through a first folding mechanism configured to convert the seat assembly between a first folded position and a first unfolded position, a front wheel assembly coupled to the steering assembly and configured to be rotated by the steering assembly for steering the foldable mobility device, and one or more rear wheel assemblies coupled to the chassis assembly through a second folding mechanism configured to convert the one or more rear wheel assemblies between a second folded position and a second unfolded position.
Claims16
A foldable mobility device, comprising:
- a chassis assembly;
- a steering assembly rotatably coupled to the chassis assembly;
- a seat assembly coupled to the chassis assembly through a first folding mechanism configured to convert the seat assembly between a first folded position and a first unfolded position;
- a front wheel assembly coupled to the steering assembly and configured to be rotated by the steering assembly for steering the foldable mobility device;
- a first and second rear wheel assemblies coupled to the chassis assembly through a second folding mechanism configured to convert the first and second rear wheel assemblies between a second folded position and a second unfolded position;
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- a floor assembly coupled to the chassis assembly through a further folding mechanism configured to convert the floor assembly between a further folded position and a further unfolded position, the floor assembly in the further unfolded position providing a platform for accommodating a user,
- wherein, when the floor assembly, the first rear wheel assembly, and the second rear wheel assembly are unfolded, the floor assembly rests on the second folding mechanism associated with the first and second rear wheel assemblies.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.