Simple carry cart just by attaching it to cardboard "Move-it"

Carry carts are very reliable when carrying heavy luggage, but if you carry cardboard boxes, you have to stick them with a strap, and while you are carrying heavy luggage, slurls and pimples will slip out of your cart, I will fall. Also, the carry cart itself is also quite heavy, so it is a bit of a hassle to walk with you when not in use.

The item that seems to be useful at such time is this "Move-it". Because the items themselves are all made of cardboard, they are lightweight and can carry up to 20 kg of luggage. There is little worry of coming off the luggage because it is a type that sticks to the box, so it seems to demonstrate mobility with a little moving scene.

Details are as below.James Dyson Award | Jamesdysonaward.com

The idea sketch of "Move-it" is a very rough feeling, but the approximate function is drawn. All parts are made of corrugated board and the handle and the wheel are fixed with a double-sided tape, but if that part is put in water it will be disassembled and it will be harmless. Therefore, it can be completely recycled after use. Nevertheless, because the wheel part is waterproof, it is said that it can be used for some rain and wet pavement during use.


"Move-it" consists of two types of handles and a pair of wheels. This is an elongated handle, suitable for thin and long baggage.




This is a handle suitable for cardboard close to a square like a so-called mandarin box.




The wheel looks like this. Use double-sided tape to the caddy of the box and use it.


On YouTube, it is published that the baggage is actually carried using "Move-it". As the concept is "to carry baggage using only public transportation in the city of London", I am practicing it, but I am working with korokoro without losing escalators and steps.
YouTube - Move-it video for Dyson award.m4v


"Move-it" is a design award for young designers hosted by home appliance manufacturers · Dyson, "James Dyson Awards"This is one of the nominated works of this fiscal year, and the work currently entering the final is being examined. Although it is not a competition on the premise of commercialization, ideas and practicality are also wonderful, so I'd like you to be commercialized by all means.