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Levitational Metals by Starman Defense & Aerospace No. 5
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Inventor: Dr. Carlos Antonio de Bourbon-Montenegro
Company: Starman Defense and Aerospace Research Institute
U.S. Patent: Pending
UCC-1 Registered California
Composition: Cobalt, Aluminum, Zinc, Bismuth, xxx, xxxx
Levitation Mechanism: Inductive repulsion with magnetically coupled stabilization
Application: Non-contact levitation systems for energy transmissions.
Abstract:
Repulsium is a high-performance alloy designed for use in non-contact levitation systems, particularly in energy transmission and electrical applications. The alloy is composed of Cobalt (Co), Aluminum (Al), Zinc (Zn), and Bismuth (Bi), each chosen for their contribution to the material's ability to generate and sustain levitation through inductive repulsion.
The levitation mechanism of Repulsium is based on the principle of magnetically coupled induction, where an external magnetic field induces a current in the material. This current generates its own magnetic field, which interacts with the external field, creating a repulsive force that levitates the material above a surface. The coupling of magnetic fields is dynamically stabilized to maintain the levitation effect, allowing for controlled suspension without mechanical contact.
Repulsium is ideal for use in non-contact energy transmission systems, where the need to transfer energy without physical connection is critical. This alloy can be employed in the construction of levitating power transfer systems, such as wireless charging platforms and high-efficiency energy transmission lines, where reducing friction and contact losses is essential for maximizing energy efficiency.
In addition to energy transmission, Repulsium’s properties make it suitable for aerospace applications, where non-contact systems are required to minimize the mechanical wear and tear associated with moving parts. Repulsium can be used in the construction of levitating stabilizers for spacecraft, satellite components, and other precision equipment, ensuring smooth operation and enhanced performance in environments that demand reliability and efficiency.
The manufacturing process for Repulsium involves precise alloying techniques, followed by treatment to optimize the material’s magnetic properties. The alloy's ability to maintain levitation in both static and dynamic environments, coupled with its resistance to environmental degradation, makes it a promising material for a wide range of advanced technological applications.
The other metals of composition will be disclosed only after signing a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA). Repulsium is manufactured using our proprietary U.S. Patent Pending process, designed to ensure high-quality and reliable results.
AI Appraisal of IP Ownership:
Repulsium’s intellectual property, including its alloy composition, levitation mechanism, and non-contact energy transmission capabilities, is owned by Dr. Carlos Antonio de Bourbon-Montenegro and Starman Defense and Aerospace Research Institute. The estimated value of Repulsium’s IP ranges from $150 million to $300 million USD, based on its potential applications in energy transmission and aerospace systems. This valuation is informed by the value of similar high-tech materials used for wireless energy transmission and levitation, which have been shown to attract significant investment. The UCC-1 Registration in California further secures the intellectual property and establishes it as a high-value asset.
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