2270results about "Skis" patented technology

Sensors detects loft time, speed, power and / or drop distance of a vehicle and / or person. The sensors couple with multiple persons during athletic activity. Data from the sensors downloads to a database so that users may compare athletic performances (e.g., speed) between the persons, such as through the Internet.

The present invention relates to a vehicle which can travel in the front and back direction and which can turn by right and left wheels rotated when a rider riding on a step-board moves the position of rider's balance from the center of a vehicle base.A vehicle which can be steered based on movement of balance according to the present invention includes left and right wheels 4L and 4R located at least on the same axis, first and second drive motors 5L and 5R for rotating the left and right wheels 4L, 4R, a vehicle base 2 having the left and right wheels located at its left and right sides and which has the first and second drive motors mounted thereon, a step-board 3 located above the vehicle base 2 and on which a rider rides, pressure sensors 6L, 6R, 7L, 7R interposed between the vehicle base and the step-board to detect movement of rider's balance and a drive control means 10 for controlling driving of the first and second drive motors based on detected signals from the pressure sensors to enable the vehicle to travel straight and / or turn.According to the present invention, it is possible for the rider to run the vehicle in the front and back direction and to turn the vehicle in the left and right direction by only moving rider's weight.

The present invention relates to a vehicle which can travel in the front and back direction and which can turn by right and left wheels rotated when a rider riding on a step-board moves the position of rider's balance from the center of a vehicle base. A vehicle which can be steered based on movement of balance according to the present invention includes left and right wheels 4L and 4R located at least on the same axis, first and second drive motors 5L and 5R for rotating the left and right wheels 4L, 4R, a vehicle base 2 having the left and right wheels located at its left and right sides and which has the first and second drive motors mounted thereon, a step-board 3 located above the vehicle base 2 and on which a rider rides, pressure sensors 6L, 6R, 7L, 7R interposed between the vehicle base and the step-board to detect movement of rider's balance and a drive control means 10 for controlling driving of the first and second drive motors based on detected signals from the pressure sensors to enable the vehicle to travel straight and / or turn. According to the present invention, it is possible for the rider to run the vehicle in the front and back direction and to turn the vehicle in the left and right direction by only moving rider's weight.

An electric skateboard is capable of detecting a load applied from a rider accurately without influence from various positions of the rider on the board and without influence from various road conditions. The electric skateboard includes a board arranged to receive a load from the rider, a load detection sensor arranged to detect the load received by the board, a front wheel provided on a lower surface of the board, an arm which rotatably supports the front wheel, a first frame connected with the arm, a second frame fixed to the board, and a shaft connecting the first and second frames. The load detection sensor is sandwiched by the first and second frames. A rear wheel is provided on the lower surface of the board and has a construction that is similar to that of the front wheel.

A flexible skateboard may include a pair of direction casters mounted for steering rotation a twistable one piece skateboard. A center section may be made sufficiently narrower than outboard foot support areas which may be twisted by a rider to add energy for rolling motion to wheels in the casters. The center section may also be made sufficiently resistant to twist so that the skateboard may be ridden as a conventional, non-flexible skateboard.

The present disclosure provides a hands-free, self-balancing vehicle including a tiltable platform for a rider to stand on. The tiltable platform may tilt in any direction and direct the direction of motion of the vehicle. The vehicle is compact and may be disassembled for easy portability.

An electric skateboard is capable of detecting a load applied from a rider accurately without influence from various positions of the rider on the board and without influence from various road conditions. The electric skateboard includes a board arranged to receive a load from the rider, a load detection sensor arranged to detect the load received by the board, a front wheel provided on a lower surface of the board, an arm which rotatably supports the front wheel, a first frame connected with the arm, a second frame fixed to the board, and a shaft connecting the first and second frames. The load detection sensor is sandwiched by the first and second frames. A rear wheel is provided on the lower surface of the board and has a construction that is similar to that of the front wheel.

In a magnetic disk that has at least a magnetic layer, a carbon-based protective layer, and a lubricating layer formed in this order over a substrate, the lubricating layer contains a lubricant compound including a compound which has a perfluoropolyether main chain in a structure thereof, an aromatic group located at a position except each end of a molecule thereof, and a polar group at each end of the molecule.

The present invention is an ingenuously designed self locking hinge that is simple to manufacture and can come in a variety of shapes given the application requirements. It has few parts making it cost effect and simple to use. The hinge can easily be opened and closed with one hand while at the same time creating a strong hinge connection. The invention can be used in a number of applications, including use with poles for many common applications such as walking sticks, canes, ski poles and wading staffs used by fly fishermen who need poles to navigate through a stream to avoid holes or rocks in the stream bed. The invention can also be used in conjunction with devices that require a collapsible frame.