Showing posts with label machine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label machine. Show all posts

Sunday, March 25, 2012

Jellyfish Robot

«jellyfish robot»
U.S. Viginia Tech Univ. issues a device of jellyfish shape with “bone”.

Wherein, the skin dips in water to have power to let the skeleton contract and then bounce back to original.

flying jellyfish
Therefore, the device is capable of swimming kick, titled as Jellyfish Robot.

Our site also construct one aeromarine jellyfish machine without battery for reference: Solar umbrella with a propeller.

Wherein, the skin dips in sunlight to have power to let the propeller rotate.

living jellyfish
Therefore, the machine is capable of moving forward, even jumping out from water, titled as Flying Jellyfish.

Currently, there still has a new development for anybody taking a try.

Let a raincoat dip in and then fill up water, and test whether it is capable of shaping out as a living jellyfish.

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Time Machine

American physicist Professor Mallett sets up a spiral named LOTART, and intends moving into market.

«Mallett»
By way of the surrounding high-speed lasers to lengthen the time in a closed space, the future message, during this machine kept on working, hopefully can be returned on now.

While people have been puzzling about this idea, Professor Mallett takes one further step to apply U.S. patent and, he wants to tell us: The time machine based on Einstein's relativity is capable of making out, not just a legend.

LOTART
From a commercial point of view, however, this application should be withdrawn, and compared to Coca-Cola drinks, handles the recipe in a safe.

Certainly, the product itself does not even knock the market; imagine that, getting the winning lottery number of tomorrow, we in today no more need worrying about how to make money.  Doesn't it?

Will the USPTO accept such a utility of this application?  Is it possible the U.S. government holds it for their own use?  Maybe, countries in the world are in private going to cooperate with Professor Mallett.