Abstract: Automatic cycle storage system comprising cycles each comprising a battery, and fixed docking structures to which the cycles can be locked and each comprising an electric power storage device connected to a central processing unit and electrical contacts. The electrical contacts on the cycle and the docking structure connect to each other when the cycle is locked to the docking structure, and the electric power storage device on the cycle then recharges the one on the docking structure.

Abstract: An automatic cycle storage system comprising a plurality of cycles, each of which carries a locking member designed to be received in a keeper of a locking station. Each cycle includes an anti-theft cycle lock which, when it is in the position in which it immobilizes the cycle, prevents the cycle from being locked to a locking station.

Abstract: An automatic cycle storage system comprising a plurality of cycles, each of which carries a locking member designed to be received in a keeper of a locking station.

Abstract: An automatic cycle storage system comprising a plurality of cycles, each of which carries a locking member designed to be received in a keeper of a locking station. Each cycle includes an anti-theft cycle lock which, when it is in the position in which it immobilizes the cycle, prevents the cycle from being locked to a locking station.

Abstract: An automatically-cleaning sanitary module comprising: a structure; a toilet bowl pivotally mounted on the structure to pivot about an axis between a utilization position and a cleaning position; a seat back pivotally mounted on the structure above the bowl to pivot about an axis between a utilization position and a cleaning position; and a control mechanism for causing the bowl and the seat back to pass from the utilization position to the cleaning position, and vice versa, the control mechanism comprising: a motor coupled in rotation to the seat back; and a transmission coupling the seat back in rotation to the bowl.