An object possessing wheels and exhibiting the capability of flight, yet not classified as an aircraft, often exists within the realm of kites. Specifically, wheeled kites are designed with wheels attached to the kite’s frame or body, enabling them to move along the ground while simultaneously being lifted and propelled by the wind. An example includes a specialized kite designed to carry a small wheeled cart across a flat surface.
The integration of wheels into kite design provides enhanced stability and control, especially in varying wind conditions. This design adaptation allows for greater maneuverability and offers novel recreational applications, such as kite-powered land vehicles for children. Historically, such designs have been explored for potential cargo transport and innovative forms of amusement.
