18734667. ELECTRIC WORK VEHICLE simplified abstract (KUBOTA CORPORATION)
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ELECTRIC WORK VEHICLE
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Kazuto Okazaki of Sakai-shi (JP)
Shinichi Kawabata of Sakai-shi (JP)
Daisuke Miyazaki 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 18734667 titled 'ELECTRIC WORK VEHICLE
The abstract of the patent application describes an electric work vehicle with removable covers to protect exposed components.
- The first removable cover shields a portion of a harness through a first opening.
- The second removable cover protects a portion of a second harness through a second opening.
- The third removable cover covers a portion of a motor exposed through a third opening.
Potential Applications: - This technology can be used in electric work vehicles to protect sensitive components from damage. - It can also be applied in industrial settings where machinery components need to be shielded.
Problems Solved: - Prevents damage to exposed harnesses and motors in electric work vehicles. - Ensures the longevity and efficiency of the vehicle's components.
Benefits: - Increased durability and lifespan of the electric work vehicle. - Reduced maintenance costs due to protection from environmental factors.
Commercial Applications: - This innovation can be marketed to companies that rely on electric work vehicles for their operations. - It can also be integrated into the design of new electric work vehicles by manufacturers.
Questions about the Technology: 1. How does the removable cover system enhance the overall performance of the electric work vehicle? 2. What materials are typically used to manufacture these removable covers for durability and effectiveness?
Frequently Updated Research: - Stay updated on advancements in electric work vehicle technology to incorporate new features and improvements.
Original Abstract Submitted
An electric work vehicle includes a first removable cover to cover a portion of a first harness exposed downward through a first opening, a second removable cover to cover a portion of a second harness exposed downward through a second opening, and a third removable cover to cover a portion of a motor exposed downward through a third opening.
