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In the field of alternative energy Design Desk Inc is addressing a void in the mechanics of design. Most of our concepts deal with cycling pneumatic pressure in a closed system. The attached pneumatic electric generator will provide current for a self charging unlimited range electric vehicle.
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The valve stems on the wheels of automobiles can be turned into a self-powered, electronic pressure sensor which can send pressure data to the car or cell phone to alert the driver to changes in the tire pressure. This would provide an early warning for any flat tires,
Goglio Milling Systems has designed a new milling head for milling machines.
At left there is one picture of a NTX 200 milling machine and one picture of the new milling head type with continuous positioning. Actually, the new head type looks like the old one.
This is a complete system which can be controlled by mobile SMS. It can be used as an entertainment system for playing audio and video files through SMS.
Operating a laptop on your lap is not comfortable in summer, an old slow laptop drives you crazy. Cooling down will increase speed significantly. Two key factors impact the performance: endless software updating and limited air circulation space. A tiny space resist air flow and heat dispel,
I propose a locomotion device for personal mobility which can move in all directions efficiently, with high speed and maneuverability, and over various surface conditions and small obstacles. The device is also portable, with reduced size and weight through the use of clever solutions and lightweight composite materials.
A helmet for a super bike rider that has built-in headphones and a small see-through screen over the right eye. With a navigation system software built-in and connected to the satellite.
I propose to produce low cost unmanned moon rockets for schools and universities.
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