VMP New Delhi [India], May 14: Infergi LLC, a startup in India, has developed a prototype device that aims to revolutionize energy production using radio waves from the environment. This innovative technology claims to convert radio frequency signals into usable power, with a claimed "over-unity" effect, where the output power exceeds the input power. With the promise of sustainable and accessible energy solutions, this advancement has the potential to reshape the energy landscape. According to a press release from INFRGY on April 4, 2024, the Institute of Technology, University of Kashmir tested and documented the device. The company says the excess energy is obtained from the environment, but the exact mechanism remains unclear.National Institute of Technology Srinagar is currently evaluating the technology's ability to convert radio waves to DC power, focusing on claimed output amplification. Further research is planned in other Indian institutions
Scientific principle Law of Conservation of Energy: This fundamental law states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed, only converted from one form to another. Simply put, you can't get more energy out of a system than you put into it Radio wave energy: Radio waves carry a specific amount of energy depending on their frequency and strength Technical Details INFRGY Your device is a compact circuit It reportedly uses a combination of diodes, capacitors, and a rectification bridge to capture radio frequency (RF) signals and convert them into usable D power. The company claims that the technology's affordability and lack of moving parts make it widely accessible. Components included INFRGY's device relies on a combination of three major components to capture radio waves and convert them into usable electricity.Diodes work like tin one-way gates for electricity, allowing current to flow in only one direction INFRGY can use these diodes to select specific radio wave signals from the environment to be converted , just like you might tune a radio to a particular station, capacitors come in handy next. INFRGY can use capacitors to smooth out any jumps or fluctuations in the captured radio wave signal before it passes through the final stage. Finally, a corrective bridge takes center stage. This component acts like a converter, converting the captured radio waves, which are in the form of alternating current (AC), into direct current (DC). Most electronic devices rely on DC power to function, so this conversion step is important to make the captured radio wave energy usable.Co-founder's perspective INFRGY co-founder Parvez Rishi expressed optimism about the future of the technology, citing its potential to create a new industry. He acknowledged the assistance of University of Kashmir and National Institute of Technology Srinagar in testing and development. The concept of over-unity devices has existed for decades, but there needs to be scientific consensus on their feasibility. Experts generally view such claims with caution because of the fundamental principles of physics, which state that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only converted. Parvez Rishi emphasizes INFRGY's goal of introducing a technology that includes both renewable and wireless energy sources. The ever-increasing demand for fossil fuels and the environmental impact they cause has driven innovation in the renewable energy sector.He sees INFRGY's device as a way to tap into both renewable and wireless energy sources. This could represent a significant leap forward in the energy sector. Renewable energy sources, such as solar, wind and geothermal, are becoming increasingly important as we strive to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels, while the validity of INFRGY's hyper-unity claims remains to be seen, The company focuses on harvesting ambient energy. Global pressure for sustainable solutions. Further independent testing and research will be important to assess the true potential of the device
Cautions about over-unit Given the law of conservation of energy, scientists generally view claims about over-unit with caution.Here's why 1. No conversion process is 100% efficient. Some energy is always lost as heat or in other forms during the conversion from radio waves to electricity. It is highly unlikely that INFRGY's device could overcome these losses and produce more energy than it absorbs. Although INFRGY's device may be really good at converting radio wave energy, there is little chance that it can overcome this basic principle. It can't create extra energy, only use what's already there 3. Maybe there's another way for the device to get some of its power that we haven't been told about yet.This may be the additional energy source due to which it appears to create more electricity than radio waves alone Detailed video:- https://youtu.be/_hZ6MDlp5B
, https://youtu.be/dSLryc_z7k [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSLryc_z7kw&feature=youtu.be For more information visit:- https://infrgy.tech/ [https:/ /infrgy.tech/
Scientific principle Law of Conservation of Energy: This fundamental law states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed, only converted from one form to another. Simply put, you can't get more energy out of a system than you put into it Radio wave energy: Radio waves carry a specific amount of energy depending on their frequency and strength Technical Details INFRGY Your device is a compact circuit It reportedly uses a combination of diodes, capacitors, and a rectification bridge to capture radio frequency (RF) signals and convert them into usable D power. The company claims that the technology's affordability and lack of moving parts make it widely accessible. Components included INFRGY's device relies on a combination of three major components to capture radio waves and convert them into usable electricity.Diodes work like tin one-way gates for electricity, allowing current to flow in only one direction INFRGY can use these diodes to select specific radio wave signals from the environment to be converted , just like you might tune a radio to a particular station, capacitors come in handy next. INFRGY can use capacitors to smooth out any jumps or fluctuations in the captured radio wave signal before it passes through the final stage. Finally, a corrective bridge takes center stage. This component acts like a converter, converting the captured radio waves, which are in the form of alternating current (AC), into direct current (DC). Most electronic devices rely on DC power to function, so this conversion step is important to make the captured radio wave energy usable.Co-founder's perspective INFRGY co-founder Parvez Rishi expressed optimism about the future of the technology, citing its potential to create a new industry. He acknowledged the assistance of University of Kashmir and National Institute of Technology Srinagar in testing and development. The concept of over-unity devices has existed for decades, but there needs to be scientific consensus on their feasibility. Experts generally view such claims with caution because of the fundamental principles of physics, which state that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only converted. Parvez Rishi emphasizes INFRGY's goal of introducing a technology that includes both renewable and wireless energy sources. The ever-increasing demand for fossil fuels and the environmental impact they cause has driven innovation in the renewable energy sector.He sees INFRGY's device as a way to tap into both renewable and wireless energy sources. This could represent a significant leap forward in the energy sector. Renewable energy sources, such as solar, wind and geothermal, are becoming increasingly important as we strive to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels, while the validity of INFRGY's hyper-unity claims remains to be seen, The company focuses on harvesting ambient energy. Global pressure for sustainable solutions. Further independent testing and research will be important to assess the true potential of the device
Cautions about over-unit Given the law of conservation of energy, scientists generally view claims about over-unit with caution.Here's why 1. No conversion process is 100% efficient. Some energy is always lost as heat or in other forms during the conversion from radio waves to electricity. It is highly unlikely that INFRGY's device could overcome these losses and produce more energy than it absorbs. Although INFRGY's device may be really good at converting radio wave energy, there is little chance that it can overcome this basic principle. It can't create extra energy, only use what's already there 3. Maybe there's another way for the device to get some of its power that we haven't been told about yet.This may be the additional energy source due to which it appears to create more electricity than radio waves alone Detailed video:- https://youtu.be/_hZ6MDlp5B
, https://youtu.be/dSLryc_z7k [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSLryc_z7kw&feature=youtu.be For more information visit:- https://infrgy.tech/ [https:/ /infrgy.tech/
