It’s technology that is changing the world. Photonics is the science of light waves, that delves into the generation and manipulation of light. A group of six former aerospace and energy product development team, headed by Chairman and retired Allied Signal Aerospace president William Hinz, and noted research engineer Dennis M. Danzik, has commercialized a photon and magnetic based technology, originally pioneered by Danzik in mid-2009. Since 2015, the highly focused team, invested over $50 million dollars to quietly develop a unique energy system that uses highly efficient photon collection, that is first stored in a permanent magnet assisted flywheel system called a Photon Engine.
The electrical energy is then conditioned and stored in a series of iron-air batteries. The use of permanent magnets to mechanically assist flywheels was long thought to be impossible. The technology is patent pending, and involves an estimated 140 U.S. and foreign patents. And now it will be on display for anyone to see starting February 21st at PowerGen 2023 in Orlando, Florida.
The Photon Engine holds the promise of changing the way the world is powered. Early stages of this technology were featured in the Wall Street Journal. Here is a link to that article which ran in 2019. Since that article was published, the Photon Power System has undergone numerous improvements and will soon be available for industrial, commercial and residential use later this year.
This technology was originally developed at Danzik Applied Sciences in Cody, Wyoming and perfected at Quantum Energy’s National Laboratory located in Scottsdale, Arizona. This development was made possible thanks to more than $35 million from private investors, and a $15 million dollar municipal bond offering approved by the State of Wyoming.
SOURCE: PR Newswire