Abstract: The present invention provides a display device including a first display panel and a lens layer. The first display panel is provided with a first display area and a first frame located at a side of the first display area. The first display area includes a plurality of first pixels, and some of the first pixels form a first image adjustment area adjacent to the first frame. When the first image adjustment area receives a same first image source signal provided to the first display panel, brightness generated by the first pixels in the first image adjustment area is greater than that of the other first pixels in the first display area. The lens layer covers the first image adjustment area and the first frame and includes a plurality of lenses arranged side by side and respectively extending in an extending direction of the first frame.

Abstract: The present invention provides a display device including a first display panel and a lens layer. The first display panel is provided with a first display area and a first frame located at a side of the first display area. The first display area includes a plurality of first pixels, and some of the first pixels form a first image adjustment area adjacent to the first frame. When the first image adjustment area receives a same first image source signal provided to the first display panel, brightness generated by the first pixels in the first image adjustment area is greater than that of the other first pixels in the first display area. The lens layer covers the first image adjustment area and the first frame and includes a plurality of lenses arranged side by side and respectively extending in an extending direction of the first frame.

Abstract: An active element array substrate includes a substrate, first to third data lines extending along a first direction, first and second scan lines and a common electrode line extending along a second direction, and first to third sub-pixel units that are provided on the substrate. The first and third data lines respectively intersect with first and second adjacent ones of the first scan lines to define a pixel region. The second data line is located between the first and third data lines and passes through the pixel region. The first data line intersects with the second scan line and the common electrode line to define a plurality of sub-pixel regions in the pixel region. The first to third sub-pixel units are respectively provided in the sub-pixel regions and respectively electrically connected to the first data line and the first one of the first scan lines, the second data line and the second scan line, and the third data line and the second scan line.

Abstract: A foldable cart for transporting golf clubs includes a main frame, a joint unit, a handle frame, two supporting frames, a club holder, a front wheel, two rear wheels, an auxiliary frame unit and a linking rod. The joint unit has four joints, each of which includes a first, second and third lock. When the first lock is released, the handle frame may be folded towards the main frame. When the third lock is released, the front wheel and fork may be turned over. When the second lock is released, one of the joints is moved upwards and pushes the linking rod and two supporting rods to make the front wheel, front fork, two auxiliary supports and two rear wheels folded towards the main frame.

Abstract: A foldable cart for transporting golf clubs includes a main frame, a joint unit, a handle frame, two supporting frames, a club holder, a front wheel, two rear wheels, an auxiliary frame unit and a linking rod. The joint unit has four joints, each of which includes a first, second and third lock. When the first lock is released, the handle frame may be folded towards the main frame. When the third lock is released, the front wheel and fork may be turned over. When the second lock is released, one of the joints is moved upwards and pushes the linking rod and two supporting rods to make the front wheel, front fork, two auxiliary supports and two rear wheels folded towards the main frame.

Abstract: A foldable golf cart with a front wheel of detachable and foldable, includes a frame body, the frame body having a first bracket and a second bracket at the bottom thereof, a rotation shaft mechanism, being disposed between the first bracket and the second bracket, and having a rotation shaft, the rotation shaft having an insert connecting portion, the insert connecting portion being disposed a clip thereon; a front wheel, movably and rotatably disposed on a wheel mount, the wheel mount being inserted into the insert connecting portion, and the clip being benefiting for fixing or releasing the wheel mount of the front wheel, by the rotation shaft mechanism, the front wheel could be expanded or folded, while by the clip, the front wheel could be detached or assembled.

Abstract: A collapsible golf push cart includes a main frame having an upper frame, a lower frame, a rear wheel frame and two rear wheels rotatably mounted to the rear wheel frame respectively, at least a joint mechanism having at least a first joint member and at least a second joint member, the first and second joint members being connected with the lower and upper frames respectively, and a clasp member having a male clasp and a female clasp engaging with the first and second joint members respectively. The male clasp defines a block and a control mechanism for controlling the block, and the female clasp defines a notch to accommodate the block. The control mechanism causes the block to extend or retract to fix or release the clasp member for making the golf push cart in an extended or a collapsed position.

Abstract: A golf trolley with an easy-collapsed auxiliary wheel includes a golf trolley frame, an auxiliary wheel frame and two joint of rotary shafts. The joints of rotary shafts pivot between the golf trolley frame with a first rotary shaft member and the auxiliary wheel frame with a second one, and the first and the second rotary shaft member are controlled by a shaft lever of an eccentric pressure plate for locking or unlocking. Accordingly, the auxiliary wheel frame rotating unrestricted when releasing the eccentric pressure plate and then the first and the second rotary shaft member, whereas it is locked when pulling the said eccentric pressure plate and then locking the first and the second rotary shaft member.

Abstract: A collapsible golf push cart includes a main frame having an upper frame, a lower frame, a rear wheel frame and two rear wheels rotatably mounted to the rear wheel frame respectively, at least a joint mechanism having at least a first joint member and at least a second joint member, the first and second joint members being connected with the lower and upper frames respectively, and a clasp member having a male clasp and a female clasp engaging with the first and second joint members respectively. The male clasp defines a block and a control mechanism for controlling the block, and the female clasp defines a notch to accommodate the block. The control mechanism causes the block to extend or retract to fix or release the clasp member for making the golf push cart in an extended or a collapsed position.

Abstract: An easily detached and assembled golf cart with an auxiliary wheel comprises: a frame having an upper end, a lower end, and a mid-frame pivot; a first wheel rotatably fixed to the first wheel supporter and a second wheel rotatably fixed to the second wheel supporter; and an auxiliary wheel. The cart further comprises a connecting unit having a first retainer, a second retainer connecting to the first retainer and a wheel retainer; a hook unit axially installed to the insertion unit; the hook unit having a plate; the plate having a tenon capable of being inserted into a buckling groove of the first retainer of the connecting unit. When the first retainer of the connecting unit inserts into the insertion unit, the tenon of the plate is buckled into the buckling groove for assembling the connecting unit to the insertion unit.

Abstract: A easily detached and assembled golf cart with an auxiliary wheel comprises: a frame having an upper end, a lower end, and a mid-frame pivot; a first wheel rotatably fixed to the first wheel supporter and a second wheel rotatably fixed to the second wheel supporter; and an auxiliary wheel. The cart further comprises a connecting unit having a first retainer, a second retainer connecting to the first retainer and a wheel retainer; a hook unit axially installed to the insertion unit; the hook unit having a plate; the plate having a tenon capable of being inserted into a buckling groove of the first retainer of the connecting unit. When the first retainer of the connecting unit inserts into the insertion unit, the tenon of the plate is buckled o the buckling groove for assembling the connecting unit to the insertion unit.

Abstract: A device for controlling the folding operation of a golf cart comprises at least one first joint; at least one second joint which is rotatable and movable along an axial direction with respect to the first joint; at least one elastomer installed between the first joint and second joint; a spindle passing through the first joint, the second joint and the elastomer; a tightening element installed at a distal end of the spindle for pressing the second joint to move axially toward the first joints and then tightly resist against the first joints. The tightening element serves to give a pressure to the second joint and the first joint. The elastomer is compressed and thus store potential energy. When the tightening element is released, the elastomers will eject the first joint and the second joints.

Abstract: A golf cart includes a cart body, a rotatable freely joint means, and a braking means. The braking means further comprises at least one first buckling element, at least one second buckling element, at least one confining element which is installed between the bushes and the sleeve and can freely move axially therebetween, and a control means. When the button is released, the elastomer is released so that the confining element is pushed to the bush. Thereby, the bush of the joint means rotates with respect to the sleeve freely. The first joint and the second joint can be operated to expand or close the golf cart. When the button is tightened, the bushes can not move with respect to the sleeve.

Abstract: A locking mechanism is installed in the upper main frame and lower main frame of a folding golf cart and adapted for locking the upper main frame in an extended operative position in axial alignment with the lower main frame. The locking mechanism includes a receptacle fixedly provided in a front end of the lower main frame, and a spring-supported latch means provided at the upper main frame and adapted for engaging into the receptacle to lock the upper main frame when the upper main frame turned to the extended operative position.

Abstract: A wheel axle mounting structure for golf cart is constructed to include a wheel axle pivoted to a wheel, and a wheel axle holder, the wheel axle holder including a receptacle block fixedly fastened to a golf card frame and cart and adapted to receive one end of the wheel axle, a lever pivoted to the receptacle block, and a hook plate controlled by the lever to hook a hook hole in one end of the wheel axle in said receptacle block, the hook plate having one end pivoted to the lever and an opposite end terminating in a hooked portion for hooking the wheel axle.

Abstract: A wheel shaft mounting arrangement, which includes a shaft holder securely mounted, on the framework of a golf cart to hold a shaft and a wheel on the shaft, wherein the shaft has an axial coupling hole and two transverse locating holes at a rectangular front end thereof; the shaft holder has an open chamber, which receives the rectangular front end of the shaft, a rectangular locating block disposed inside the open chamber which is fitted into the rectangular coupling hole at the shaft when the shaft is inserted into the open chamber, a hook hole at a back side wall thereof, a movable plate hinged to a fixed plate in the open chamber at a top side, the movable plate having a rectangular plug rod and a hook that are respectively engaged into one transverse locating hole at the shaft and the hook hole at the shaft holder to lock the shaft when the movable plate is closed on the open chamber.