Abstract: A frame is carried upon wheels and also includes separate legs, with the wheels and legs movable vertically relative to each other so that the cart can rest upon the wheels or upon the legs. The cart includes multiple compartments, at least some of which feature secure access locks to limit access to authorized individuals. The compartments can be for storage or general items or for items which require a particular environment to be maintained. A display, preferably as part of a tablet, provides a video display for a user and also preferably provides at least one interface for controlling compartments, accessories and movement of the cart. Accessories can include medical functional equipment and aesthetic environment augmenting equipment. A power supply including a rechargeable battery is included with the cart, which in one embodiment can power the wheels for movement of the cart, such as between preset use locations.

Abstract: A cabinet and multiple drawers are originally provided in a collapsed configuration with multiple separate walls, layers and plates connected together, such as through bendable creases. Folding along the creases causes a cabinet sheet to be reconfigured into a deployed cabinet with multiple recesses for receiving drawers therein. A topper can be placed on top of the cabinet. Wheel assemblies can be attached to a bottom of the cabinet. A drawer sheet including multiple separate layers and walls separated by creases can similarly be folded to be erected into a deployed drawer which fits into one of the recesses in the cabinet. A wheeled base can optionally be provided as a multi-wheel assembly upon which the bottom of the cabinet can rest. The cabinet and/or drawers can be partially pre-assembled and optionally spring-loaded to pop-up from a collapsed planar configuration to a deployed configuration.

Abstract: The system includes a rail mountable to a wall, such as a wall along a hallway in a medical care environment. A cart movable along a floor adjacent to the wall is fitted with an anchor. The anchor is located at the rail, the anchor configured so that it releasably engages the rail, so that the cart can be secured to the rail when not in use. In at least some embodiments, a power source is located within the rail and a power coupler is provided on the cart which is adjacent to the power source in the rail and electrically coupled to the power source, for transmission of power from the power source in the rail to the cart, when of the anchor on the cart is attached to the rail. Thus, the cart is both anchored and recharged simultaneously in such embodiments.