Abstract: A battery or mechanically powered, foldable, light two-wheel or three-wheel vehicle that is rapidly lockable and unlockable at two points. The vehicle includes an upper frame pipe consisting of two parallel parts, whose front end is connected to an upright element connecting the front wheel fork and the vehicle's handlebar with a certain length of the distal end of the upper frame pipe extending distally from under the saddle; a lower frame pipe consisting of two parallel parts, whose front end is connected to the upright element connecting the front wheel fork with the vehicle's handlebar, with the rear wheel or wheels located at the distal end; a support pipe consisting of two parallel parts between the saddle and the lower frame pipe, and extending below the lower frame pipe so that the lower end of the support pipe is equipped with leg supports. The vehicle has auxiliary transportation wheels.

Abstract: A battery or mechanically powered, foldable, light two-wheel or three-wheel vehicle that is rapidly lockable and unlockable at two points. The vehicle includes an upper frame pipe consisting of two parallel parts, whose front end is connected to an upright element connecting the front wheel fork and the vehicle's handlebar with a certain length of the distal end of the upper frame pipe extending distally from under the saddle; a lower frame pipe consisting of two parallel parts, whose front end is connected to the upright element connecting the front wheel fork with the vehicle's handlebar, with the rear wheel or wheels located at the distal end; a support pipe consisting of two parallel parts between the saddle and the lower frame pipe, and extending below the lower frame pipe so that the lower end of the support pipe is equipped with leg supports. The vehicle has auxiliary transportation wheels.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for remotely monitoring the health of a patient, the method comprising the steps of: using a remotely located data collection device, prompting a remotely located user to place each of a plurality of electrodes connected to the data collection device in predetermined locations on the user's body; causing the data collection device to read electrical data from the patient's body using the electrodes, transmitting the electrical data to a central location; and evaluating the electrical data at the central location to make a determination as to the health of the patient. The electrical data may correspond to ECG data (also known as EKG). The remote unit is preferably a handheld unit with electrodes built into the surface of the device. Thus, by merely grasping the device in a predetermined way, a remote users ECG is taken and transmitted to a medical facility, allowing for effective monitoring of such patients.