Project Detail
The Wolven Industries Electromagnetic (EM) Engine is a modular generator that converts kinetic energy from the propulsive force of homogenously charged magnets into electricity.
While solar energy is a popular option for widespread marketable energy, it has two key problems:
- Solar panels are unreliable in many areas of the world.
- Properly disposing of expired solar panel materials is a lesser-talked-about threat to the environment.
While nuclear energy is also a tried and true option for widespread marketable energy, it has two key problems:
- It requires teams of rare human talent to manage properly. And even then, there is always the risk of meltdowns.
- The magnitude of potential damage upon the planet and society is immeasurably relative to each reactor.
The Wolven Industries EM Engine would be a reliable source of energy renewable by clean energy sources without any threat of nuclear meltdown.
NOTE: We expect the MK-1 to get us somewhere imperfect, which is why we have the “MK-” system.
The MK-1 starts a conversation between us scientists on the Wolven Industries development team. From that conversation, the MK-2 is developed, which can end up being much more advanced and better engineered within the framework of the laws of thermodynamics.