STEORN DEMO LIVE & STREAM in Dublin, December 15th, 10 AM

[neptune]

@Omnibus . What they are selling is an idea , or intellectual property. Reading the small print , they are selling commercial licenses , so the developing company buys this license ,and pays royalties on products . It is
interesting to note , that licenses are not being sold for certain types of product , These include portable electronics [cell phones , lap tops ?] Also for transportation , [electric cars , bikes ?] So what are they planning here , have they already sold these categories? I understand that the non commercial licenses include an NDA . Also , anything you come up with as a developer becomes the property of STEORN . That's an interesting concept , make someone pay to do your research for you .
           In spite of Sean's sarcastic comments about building things in your garage , that is where the future lies for us guys . The level and quality of research on this forum is astonishing . I predict a self runner within 2 months . After that it is a case of scaling up . Buy Metglass shares now.

[PaulLowrance]

Hi all,

Out of interest, is that a car battery on the floor underneath the table?

Perhaps its to power the scopes eh...


Regards,

Dave.

Sean already talked about the battery in previous Talks. The battery is in plain sight.

[CTG Labs]

Things designed to trick you are often placed in plain sight are they not, easy to explain it away then.  Just saying...

Sean already talked about the battery in previous Talks. The battery is in plain sight.

[PaulLowrance]

Things designed to trick you are often placed in plain sight are they not, easy to explain it away then.  Just saying...

Oh yeah, they really trying to trick you with a battery when from the start they made it very clear they using a 10000 mAh D cell battery in their demos, lol. The D cell is too large to prove a self-runner, so it makes no difference what size battery they use. Have you been following the Steorn demos? They never said it did not use a battery. They made it very clear the orbo uses a battery. Makes no difference what size battery of if it's a power supply. The last demo was about showing the input & output measurements.

[Omnibus]

Indeed, that was a nice exercise, leading to great insights.
Thanks Omnibus, Omega_O.
This shows how powerful open source really is.

That's right. Open source is the surest way to achieve progress. We've had great experience here in this respect and it has brought about sweet fruits. I think we're on our way to achieve even more. Good luck to all.