Imagine running a Think Tank with members and interested parties submitting hundreds of new ideas to be considered. Some are brilliant, some are genius and some are down right wacky. Indeed, going over the endless stream of the latest innovative concepts is not easy at all, but it must be done. Recently an innovative entrepreneur submitted an idea for review; An Ocean Wave Energy Conversion Infrastructure Concept.
We looked closely at the idea and reviewed it and then I said; I can see you are passionate about energy, environment and solutions for humankind. Yes, I think your design makes sense and is very self explanatory by your visualizations on your website. Great stuff! Your concept is simple and easy to build saving costs, meaning faster ROI, more profit and some savings can be passed on to consumers in the normal costs of energy.
You see, being a capitalist, I consider efficiencies and ROI first, because if you do not have that, you cannot put 1000s of these units across the planet. Luckily your design and concept solves both issues in a Win-Win situation and that is the value of non-linear thought. Excellent work. His concept was all that and more and he submitted his engineering data to prove these efficiencies.
His device can be seen at Fieldstone Energy;
Of course this is not my only reason for writing this article, rather to alert all up and coming inventors to consider another point and that is that reviewing other potential solutions, innovations and concepts will help you come up with ideas of your own.
In fact, simply considering this concept of ocean wave generator propels thoughts for other things and thus is important to consider where ever those thoughts lead, even if they are different designs or concepts, they might be used for all sorts of things$%: Like making a Water motor for a car, motorcycle, aircraft, etc, as it is only physics and thus the barriers of possibilities only exist in one's mind, ironically that is indeed where you find the solutions to mankind's challenges too. I hope this article propels thought in 2007.
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