What is this invention?

Wheelchair fixing tool and wheelchair fixing device

Toyota wheelchair fixing tool offers convenience for those with disabilities Toyota has recently released a new wheelchair fixing tool that is sure to make life easier for those with disabilities. The tool includes a fixable upright member and a hook attached to it, both of which are detachable from the wheelchair. This makes it easy for anyone in possession of the tools to correctly fix their chair without having to struggle with tight connections or fiddly mechanisms. Additionally, the belt member formed long and stretchy allows users great flexibility when moving around their vehicle cabin. With this nifty product at hand, people living with disabilities can now enjoy full mobility within their homes as well as on public transportation.

The fixing part of the wheelchair fixing tool is fixed to an upright member that's provided inside a vehicle cabin. The hook is detachable from the wheelchair, and one end of the belt connects it to the fixing part.

What are some key features of the invention?

• Fixing part fixed to upright member

• Upright member provided in vehicle cabin

• Fixing part is a fixing tool for attaching wheelchair to

• Hook is detachable from wheelchair and belt connects the two

What are some similar inventions on the market?

There are a few similar products on the market, but none that come close to the level of convenience and accessibility offered by Toyota's wheelchair fixing tool. Some other tools available include those designed for use with powerchairs or scooters, as well as adjustable jacks which can be used to help raise wheelchairs into different positions. While these tools may be more specialized in their function and offer greater flexibility when it comes to positioning, they generally do not feature detachable components like those found on Toyota's new product.

How could this be used?

The wheelchair fixing tool could be used to fix a wheelchair in place while the vehicle is moving. The belt member would allow for easy adjustment and removal, should need arise.

What are some things to look out for with this?

There are some risks to using a wheelchair fixing tool. If the belt is not tight enough, it can loosen and cause the wheelchair to move. The hook could also snag on things inside the vehicle, which could damage it or injure someone.

What are the overall impressions of this invention?

Overall, I am very impressed with the Toyota wheelchair fixing tool. It is extremely convenient and easy to use, and features a number of helpful features which make it easier than ever to fix wheelchairs in situ. While other tools available on the market may be more specialized in their function, I think that the Toyota product is ultimately superior due to its convenience and accessibility.

Final comment expressed in a poem (written by an A.I.)

There once was a tool for fixing wheelchairs
That had a hook and a belt made of stretchy materials
It allowed easy movement along both vertical and horizontal axes
So wheelchair users could get around with fewer hassles

Who owns this patent?

TOYOTA JIDOSHA KABUSHIKI KAISHA

Document Number: 11213440