18734523. ELECTRIC WORK VEHICLE simplified abstract (KUBOTA CORPORATION)

ELECTRIC WORK VEHICLE

Organization Name

KUBOTA CORPORATION

Inventor(s)

Tatsuya Yamaguchi of Sakai-shi (JP)

Manabu Togo of Sakai-shi (JP)

Hiroshi Shiraki of Sakai-shi (JP)

Daiki Yasui of Sakai-shi (JP)

Naoto Mantoku of Sakai-shi (JP)

ELECTRIC WORK VEHICLE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18734523 titled 'ELECTRIC WORK VEHICLE

The abstract describes an electric work vehicle with a battery, motor, travel device, input section, connection section, and electric cable.

• Battery-powered electric work vehicle
• Motor driven by electric power from the battery
• Travel device operated by the motor
• Input section on the battery for receiving electric power
• Connection section for connecting a charger
• Electric cable connecting the connection section and input section

Potential Applications: - Industrial warehouses - Construction sites - Manufacturing facilities

Problems Solved: - Reduce emissions in work environments - Increase efficiency of work vehicles - Decrease reliance on fossil fuels

Benefits: - Lower operating costs - Environmental sustainability - Improved workplace safety

Commercial Applications: - Rental companies for industrial equipment - Construction companies - Logistics and transportation companies

Questions about electric work vehicles: 1. How does the electric power supplied from the battery impact the performance of the vehicle?

  - The electric power from the battery provides a clean and efficient source of energy, reducing emissions and increasing overall performance.

2. What are the potential cost savings associated with using an electric work vehicle compared to traditional fuel-powered vehicles?

  - Electric work vehicles can lead to significant cost savings in terms of fuel expenses and maintenance costs over the long term.

Original Abstract Submitted

An electric work vehicle includes a battery, a motor to be driven by electric power supplied from the battery, a travel device to be driven by the motor, an input section provided on a side portion of the battery to receive electric power to be supplied to the battery, a connection section to which a charger is connectable, and an electric cable electrically connecting the connection section and the input section, and the connection section is adjacent to the side portion of the battery on which the input section is provided.