Robo3 Co., Ltd.

Hwa Sung Jun

Joon-Hyung Kim

A self balancing scooter steered with thighs is provided, which includes: two wheels having motors mounted; a motor housing for mounting the motors therein so as to allow rotary shafts of the motors to be located linearly; a footrest disposed on top of the motor housing; an erecting housing located on top of the footrest and having a battery and a controller mounted, the controller being adapted to control driving and direction change of the self balancing scooter, a cover disposed on top thereof, and an insertion hole formed on the center of the cover; a saddle having a seatpost fitted to the insertion hole of the cover; and a thigh steering plate mounted just on the underside of the saddle through the seatpost so as to be turned in left and right sides through the thighs of the rider sitting on the saddle to perform the direction change.

Self balancing scooter steered with thigh

Disclosed is a method for driving a two-wheel self-balancing scooter to maintain straight drivability at occurrence of external force. The method includes a driving ready step of applying a power to the two-wheel self-balancing scooter (S), a driving step of setting a driving speed and a forward/backward direction by leaning an occupant's body forward or backward (S), when one wheel goes flat, a revolutions increasing step of rapidly increasing revolutions of the flat wheel (S), a revolutions decreasing step of decreasing revolutions of a normal wheel according to the revolutions of the flat wheel (S), a revolutions synchronizing step of equally setting the revolutions of the flat wheel and the normal wheel (S), and a synchronization repeating step of repeating the revolutions synchronizing step (S).

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Seoul, South Korea

Hwa Sung Jun