From: Orionworks - Steven Vincent Johnson
Ø It would appear STEORN may soon be getting ready to market a cordless charger for your cellphone. Gets its energy from... who knows. Given the lack of technical acumen at Steorn, and given that are showing a commercial product (at a Pub, of course) which they do not have the skill to design or produce, it is almost certain that they are repackaging someone elses product. They could be repackaging ADGEX technology, especially since the Russian/Aussie company showed a similar recharger before the flashlight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VYC8K77MSc <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VYC8K77MSc&html5=1> &html5=1 A possible scenario is that neither ADGEX or Steorn have found an actual breakthrough - other than advanced energy storage, which infringes on someone elses IP. Barium titanate is amazing stuff, but it is well covered in patents. It could also be have a few inherent risks (as we have discussed here). I have one of the miracle flashlights on order, but they saying that it will not ship for a month or two, so it is probably a scam as well or at best an advanced capacitor, or Batt-Cap. Which is okay. In short, there is a good possibility that someone (ADGEX) wants to avoid the little problem of patent licensing or cannot afford liability insurance but is ready to ship a simple produce which implements barium titanate or graphene technology, or both together so as to market in an early product which stores much more energy than expected. There are not too many ways to proceed to market, if you know that you are infringing on established IP and the flashlight, or the cell phone recharger are useful products which will bring in enough dollars to fight off the first round of legal challenges.
