Mattel, Inc.

Peter Truman Vom Scheidt, Jr

Kurt J Huntsberger

William R Howell

James P Meade

John W Taylor

Jon Paul Castiglione

Nicholas Chojecki

JonPaul Warriner

Embodiments of the present invention relate to a battery powered ride-on toy vehicle. The ride-on vehicle includes a main body, a front wheel assembly, and a steering assembly. The front wheel assembly is angularly offset from the main body so that steering the vehicle into a turn with the steering assembly creates a camber angle in the wheels of the front wheel assembly and tilts the main body into a turn. The ride-on vehicle may also include a rear wheel assembly and a drive assembly configured to drive any wheels included in the front wheel assembly and the rear assembly. The toy vehicle can also drift through turns while tilting into the turn.

Ride-on toy vehicle configured to tilt and drift

Embodiments of the present invention relate to an electronic drive system for a battery powered ride-on toy vehicle.

Electronic drive system for a ride-on toy vehicle

A control system for a child swing comprising a swing arm mechanically coupled to a motor. The control system is configured to monitor electromotive force (EMF) generated by the motor at an input signal line and is configured to use the monitored EMF to control a speed of the motor.

Electromotive force-based control system for a child swing

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Elma, NY, United States of America

Peter Truman Vom Scheidt, Jr