I have an issued US Patent that captures the weight and motion of the automobiles to create electricity.I need help, to build a prototype.The patent was prosecuted on a petition to make special.Very workable.It also includes railroad.One of the worst polluter on this planet can provide free clean energy (24) hrs/per day.Its designed for low speed high density areas, such as on&off freeway ramps, airports,border entry,school drive through.One large fast food would require 35,000

units (2)each.All of the above have electricity on site the energy from the platform would simply be reversed metered back on line as would a solar panel on a roof. It is low profile and could be substratum level with the ground as it is approximately only 5.5″ high.

I can’t knock windmills but they produce on a cycle within a day and utilize 100’s of acres. Solar also a cycle within a day.

Sincerely, Tom Galich

I have an issued US Patent that captures the weight and motion of the automobiles to create electricity.I need help, to build a prototype.The patent was prosecuted on a petition to make special.Very workable.It also includes railroad.One of the worst polluter on this planet can provide free clean energy (24) hrs/per day.Its designed for low speed high density areas, such as on&off freeway ramps, airports,border entry,school drive through.One large fast food would require 35,000

units (2)each.All of the above have electricity on site the energy from the platform would simply be reversed metered back on line as would a solar panel on a roof. It is low profile and could be substratum level with the ground as it is approximately only 5.5″ high.

I can’t knock windmills but they produce on a cycle within a day and utilize 100’s of acres. Solar also a cycle within a day.

Sincerely, Tom Galich

I have an issued US Patent that captures the weight and motion of the automobiles to create electricity.I need help, to build a prototype.The patent was prosecuted on a petition to make special.Very workable.It also includes railroad.One of the worst polluter on this planet can provide free clean energy (24) hrs/per day.Its designed for low speed high density areas, such as on&off freeway ramps, airports,border entry,school drive through.One large fast food would require 35,000

units (2)each.All of the above have electricity on site the energy from the platform would simply be reversed metered back on line as would a solar panel on a roof. It is low profile and could be substratum level with the ground as it is approximately only 5.5″ high.

I can’t knock windmills but they produce on a cycle within a day and utilize 100’s of acres. Solar also a cycle within a day.

Sincerely, Tom Galich

1) Applying residual kinetic energy to useful purposes.

2) Designing built spaces to make visible human’s interaction with their environment.

Both are pretty powerful concepts. While human motion may not provide the sort of power that lighting applications require, they may be able to provide power for portable devices especially as our chips get ever better at using less power.

And expounding on the second idea — what if cities were designed to make visible the human impact — both beneficial and harmful? Would such transparency change the way the citizens behaved and the consumer choices they make?

While the article doesn’t expound on these possibilities, all of us need to look to build upon what is *good* about new ideas, instead of trying to diminish them for their incompleteness.

1) Applying residual kinetic energy to useful purposes.

2) Designing built spaces to make visible human’s interaction with their environment.

Both are pretty powerful concepts. While human motion may not provide the sort of power that lighting applications require, they may be able to provide power for portable devices especially as our chips get ever better at using less power.

And expounding on the second idea — what if cities were designed to make visible the human impact — both beneficial and harmful? Would such transparency change the way the citizens behaved and the consumer choices they make?

While the article doesn’t expound on these possibilities, all of us need to look to build upon what is *good* about new ideas, instead of trying to diminish them for their incompleteness.

This would be a nice eco-publicity/green washing tool, but science is what limits this technology, and all the hopes and good intentions in the world don’t change the fact that in the big picture, the impact made on ghg emissions, and the contribution to power generation, is inconsequential

This would be a nice eco-publicity/green washing tool, but science is what limits this technology, and all the hopes and good intentions in the world don’t change the fact that in the big picture, the impact made on ghg emissions, and the contribution to power generation, is inconsequential

The real world works different.

This idea will cost thousands of times it’s cumulative output during it’s lifetime. I am simply saying the carbon cost of this is gross and the output very small.

The real world works different.

This idea will cost thousands of times it’s cumulative output during it’s lifetime. I am simply saying the carbon cost of this is gross and the output very small.

Russ ~ Try and think optimistically about the potential of this. Yes, in the short term it looks like a risky investment, but if it takes off in the long term and evolves into our building and city planning and construction, things will work out for the best.

For example, perhaps in the near future it could make it’s debut as the New Year party platform for the big Times Square countdown?

Down the road, if this evolves into smart streets, I envision it working with special auto tires to create a new type of energy superhighway… Who knows, so much is possible with innovations like this.

Russ ~ Try and think optimistically about the potential of this. Yes, in the short term it looks like a risky investment, but if it takes off in the long term and evolves into our building and city planning and construction, things will work out for the best.

For example, perhaps in the near future it could make it’s debut as the New Year party platform for the big Times Square countdown?

Down the road, if this evolves into smart streets, I envision it working with special auto tires to create a new type of energy superhighway… Who knows, so much is possible with innovations like this.