Radio Flyer Inc.

Blue Box Toy Factory Limited

Xentris Wireless, LLC

Rc2 Corporation

Jeffrey David Bricker

Todd Herlitz

Adrian Cristian Cotirla

Brian Keith York

Mark F Kurth

Mark J Johnson

Timothy William Seckel

Thomas K Schlegel

Jason Fitzwater

Earle Cramer

Joseph Sebastian Agati

Charles Hartlaub

Ross Elliott Bartels

Edward Paramadilok

Vivek Patel

Norikiyo I Honda

Michael Joseph Culen

A dual electronic device wireless charger provided with a base with a socket configured to receive an inner charging module; the inner charging module coupled to the base by a cable; and an outer charging element of the base provided concentric around the socket. The inner charging module movable from a compact mode seated within the socket to an expanded mode displaced apart from the base. In the compact mode the dual electronic device wireless charger may wirelessly charge an electronic device via the inner charging module or the outer charging element and in the expanded mode both the inner charging module and the outer charging element may wirelessly charge separate electronic devices, simultaneously.

Dual electronic device wireless charger

An entertainer for a child that is specifically configured and adapted for use in several operational configurations. The entertainer includes a plurality of legs and a tray for supporting a plurality of activity items for the child. A multi-functional plate is attachable to the legs to allow the entertainer to assume a seat support configuration. The multi-functional plate is detachable from the legs and positionable over the tray to allow the entertainer to assume a table top configuration.

Multi-functional entertainer for a child

A wheel and hub assembly for a vehicle includes a clutch dog pivotally attached to a wheel. A toothed ratchet wheel is attached to a pedal crank and positioned adjacent to the clutch dog. A hub cover includes a protrusion. The hub cover is attached to the wheel in a sliding fashion so as to slide between an unlocked position, where the protrusion engages the clutch dog so as to prevent the clutch dog from engaging the toothed ratchet wheel when the pedals are turned in a forward direction; and a locked position, where the protrusion does not engage the clutch dog so that the clutch dog engages the toothed ratchet wheel when the pedals are turned in a forward direction.

Multiple configuration tricycle

A storage bag system for a wagon includes a collapsible storage bag that is movable between an expanded configuration and a collapsed configuration. The storage bag system also includes a connector for attaching the collapsible storage bag to a sidewall of the wagon. As a result, the invention provides additional hauling and storage capacity for a wagon via a collapsible storage bag that may be moved to a collapsed configuration.

Storage bag system for wagons

A riding toy provides a spin-out feature. The riding toy includes a frame, a steerable front wheel mounted to the frame and a rear wheel mounted to the frame. A rear carriage is pivotally attached to the frame so as to pivot about a generally horizontal axis. A caster is mounted to the rear carriage so as to pivot about a generally vertical axis. A lever is pivotally attached to the frame. A link has a leading end pivotally connected to the lever and a trailing end pivotally connected to the rear carriage. As a result, the riding toy may be changed from a traditional configuration, where the rear wheel of the riding toy contacts a riding surface upon which the riding toy is being ridden, to a spin-out configuration, where the caster lifts the rear wheel of the riding toy off of the riding surface, by pulling the lever.

Spin-out riding toy

Tricycle

A configurable track segment for use in creating track layouts for toy vehicles is easily reconfigurable between three different configurations: having a male connector structure at one end thereof and a female connector structure at the other end thereof, having male connector structures at both ends thereof, and having female connector structures at both ends thereof. The configurable track segment includes a center piece and two end pieces. Each of the two end pieces has a male connector structure extending from one end thereof and a female connector structure formed at an opposite end thereof. The end pieces are attached to the center piece by link structures such that the end pieces may be rotated with respect to the center piece to present either the male or female connector structures thereof at the respective end of the track segment formed by the end piece.

Configurable track for toy vehicles

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Jeffrey David Bricker