Eric Giler demonstrates wireless electricity at TEDGlobal 2009

[TheUpsidedownCheese]

NOPE.... Nikola Telsa

[hdzsound]

this is magic

[jkjkjij22]

this youtube speed up is very good.

[1supkillsbats1]

Is it true that this never came to be because JP MORGAN took away Tesla's funding for the project?saying that

"If it's free and anyone can use it, then where do we put the meter?"

So funding was scrapped. Is that true?

[aahmed19885]

i created the first car running on wirreless electricity from the socket, when i turned on the socket the car would move forward and when turn off car stops moving. I think i could have gain full responsibility and shoould have ben named under my name. but hey, smart minds create things...I only need someone who knows the rout to create or publish. I have ideas that breaks extraordinary products and need help in developing into prototypes and patent. them. please help me. and ill share profits.

[aahmed19885]

You know.... I dont no if you going to believe me or not, but i swear in god's name i have had this idea and the principle when i was only 6 years old as i was lived in a very small kitchen in baghdad, iraq. I begged my dad to buy me a remote controlled car. he never as it was very expensive so i made one by plastic chassis, bottle 4 caps as wheels, a motor, cable and my electric 2 magnets from speaks and electric socket. imagine im only 6 years old i want to create the extroadinary...

[TheIsaacLovesYou]

6 people are denying future.

[FPSloverXD]

ok...so just put too big coils at the north and south poles and let them synchronize with the Earth's magnetic field, making the whole Earth's magnetic field a "wireless electricity field" and then create batteries/transformers/power stations be able to change that electrically charged magnetic field into electricity, thus making the Earth wireless for electricity!!!

[MrAllad]

imagine the apps they can use this concept

[BlindPlague]

Its a shame that Nikola Tesla discovered wireless electricity more than 100 years ago and your just now catching on.

[apoc139]

It would be a beautiful dream to power the world wirelessly but when Tesla brought the idea to J. P. Morgan, Morgan replied by asking "Where can I put the meter?" Tesla had no answer to this and i believe we still don't. So the problem is the same as it was 100 years ago. Who would fund this? It's a shame the way the world works.

[Esoparagon]

@apoc139 Are you kidding me? Entrepreneurs could make millions if they can get it streamlined and cheap enough to install. You still have to pay for it to be installed. You still have to pay for the electricity.

[cloudsynth08]

This guy is like Steve Jobs at the apple conferences, except with much more substance ^_^

[helpmakethingsbetter]

So you put the phone in the path, the phone lights up. This seems to me to be like when you go through the Security Gate Entrance at a grocery store. You pass a product with an RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) tag through the Gate that is sending an RF wave, it recognizes the RFID, then the Gate alarm "lights up"

[helpmakethingsbetter]

So this is basically an (EMP) Electro Magnetic Pulse?

If so, what are problems with interference and/or misuse?

[DesertWizard1]

@helpmakethingsbetter It's relatively simple to control the radius of a magnetic field, so you could just define a small area such as your house. Also interference is not a huge problem. It isn't like a wireless data feed where you have information that can be corrupted.

[lnpkural]

Simply, NikolA Tesla is the greatest scientist ever...

[mrgagman87]

Too bad the magnetic flux has to be perpendicular to the receiving element to maintain any kind of efficiency. Not to mention the fact that magnetic field strength decreases with exponentially with distance. This means you would either have to keep both elements stationary (ie not a good replacement for batteries) or create extremely complex tracking systems so they could maintain their orientation to oneanother. This system is worthless!

[watchulla]

OK

it's 2011 where is this!

[MadGamer021]

@watchulla Already out there and so many manufactures are beginning to use it.

It's coming slowly, I think by 2015 will be used world wide.

[SuckerBullet]

@watchulla Motorola will show a phone which uses this technology on CES 2012! Make sure to watch it :)

[leerman22]

Charging mats are a very poor example of wireless electricity. Tesla wanted to transfer electricity world wide, he transmitted electricity dozens of miles with an experimental facility.

They say Tesla was 100 years ahead of his time, but where's our World Wireless Network now?

[RunawayAileron]

@neuralres There is difference between inventing a concept and inventing a machine that works.

I understand for politicians and economist, but what the point with speeking about NWO with engineers... ?

[hfGermany]

I think something similar is used in Palm/HP Pre Phones using the Touchstone for charging. Although the distance is not that far (only the thickness of both devices surfaces) Works great, BTW ;)

[theend1245]

Amazing ! the capabilities of this technology are limitless.

[Bestduring69]

02:35 I was looking for Sheldon Cooper.

[TheAnatomias2]

He wasted the Biggest Invention ever...RIP TESLA !your visions of a better earth are not recognised in this monetary society of today..

[skiingfreestyle]

That was great but: Don't you have to waste a lot of electricity to keep it resonating all the time just for a few minutes? What a waste of great idea.

[bwillwall]

@skiingfreestyle actually it reserves electricity im pretty sure? because it turns it into an electro magnetic field and then the device converts it back

[RunawayAileron]

@skiingfreestyle It's why we only do that nowadays, at a time when we are allways using an electric thing.

[doona42]

how can you discover/invent what Tesla had patents for nearly 100 years ago......do yourself a favor and read about TESLA.

ppl have no integrity anymore :(

[RunawayAileron]

@doona42 There is difference between inventing a concept and inventing a machine that works.

[Nerun86]

You must construct additional pylons!

[rensdyr1]

Who dosen't like wireless electricity?... O.o

[Polarisindy1994]

'security purposes'... yeah right, the government didnt want us to get too advanced compared to all the poor 3rd world countries, because our way of life isnt fair to them.

[ChemicalMikeUK]

very cool.., bye bye batteries! :)

[leerman22]

I thought of wireless electricity transfer when i was in grade 8. But I didn't realize the idea was over a century old.

[mmaaxx1198]

They had this for electric tooth brushes about 5 years ago, and it was small. You can also use a crystal radio to do this and make the bastards at the AM stations pay for your electrical usage. BTW they will notice a drain on thier antenna.

[pear1jarn]

when is this WiTri revolution gonna start???

[executableapplet]

watch this, then watch h5uiK_QnyrE - The Missing Secrets of Nikola Tesla.

I thought this was amazing. Until I realized just how amazing a man Tesla was, well before our time. A man ahead of his own...

Well, when it's all said and done, it took almost 100 years before we DECIDED to use Tesla's technology. What great fans are we...?

[crazywebbrowser]

i've a small question here..if this wireless electricity is based on magnetic field and if it's so efficient and there's no need of wires to transfer power..what about the memory chips placed in many electronics?? it is known that memory chips shouldn't be placed near magnets or magnetic field because they might erase the data on the chip?? what might be the solution for that??

it's just a doubt..am not so sure about science..just got this doubt..would be thankful if anyone will clear my doubt?

[gadarpur]

thanks for sharing.

iam from germany and i want to make something like this to light up leds wireless, how much frequency have i to use ? 50hz or more

[mrimrantariq]

@gadarpur Thanks bro for watching! Actually I m a civil engineer! and I liked this video and shared, many electrical people are watching this comment they may reply!

[kanofski]

@gadarpur its puled DC i think its in the khz rage ;)

[LimezIncorporated]

they haven't made this because you're adopted

[540135]

this tecnology is anchent (in tecnology terms 100 years is anchent) Tesla had a good method of giving off power wirelessly why dont we use it!?!?!

[HorizonDelta]

Good video ! More Tesla Tech in videos "Tesla and cold electricity" by HorizonDelta

[vaj99]

Ive tried experiments with Wireless electricity at home.

You can actually increase the power and distance

10 fold by sending the current thru a using a crystal!

[vezok247]

@vaj99

can you prove that?

[vaj99]

@vezok247 yes i can even send the current 5 miles away,by sending it thru a qaurtz chrystal.

[darkerforest]

who will let you use natural resource like the earth's magnetic field to power up your house?

Tesla tried to do that a 100 years ago and JP morgan cut his financing when he discovered you can't put a meter on it and charge money.

[mrimrantariq]

@darkerforest i don't think so!

[24oscar24]

@mrimrantariq better read about tesla.

[gab1159]

@mrimrantariq

Sorry, this is simply the truth. You can research that on the internet, this isn't a conspiracy. JP Morgan used to fund Tesla, but they stopped doing so when he was about to discover energy extraction from the magnetic field of the Earth. If you take 10 minutes of your time, your research will lead you to the same conclusion. Another odd fact it that his lab mysteriously burned down and he some of his biggest pieces of work. He lost years worth of research and millions of dollars.

[gab1159]

The bottom of the story is, big corporations don't want you to have free energy, so they're suppressing it or buying the alternative energy companies and let them sink in. I wonder why you wrote "I don't think so", because these are easily found facts. With Tesla technologies, you don't need to "pay" every week for a bit of highly inefficient energy (oil). The big corps want to keep you like a slave to oil, and keep the price getting higher and higher. But well, it is coming back so let's see...

[SlightyDisturbedNBK]

@gab1159 Free energy is a scam, you can't get something from nothing.

[gab1159]

@SlightyDisturbedNBK

Oh really? Have you heard of Viktor Klimov's work? Energy from the vacuum? This has been proven and it is fully functional. Have you heard about the many proven SEG technologies? Yes, free energy is real but it is simply suppressed/not publicized. Take an hour of your life and you'll find these free energy technologies. Saying you can't take energy from nothing is simply a misconception. Visit PESWiki, which is a site on alternative energies (both free and not).

[california145]

@darkerforest umm, this is basically a glorified transformer, using power from the grid to power to sets of coils.

[indidesidude]

NICOLA TESLA INVENTED THIS DECADES BACK!!!

[EarthPulseTechnologi]

The key here is use of 'RADIO FREQUENCY' to resonate the energy. Just another way to cause neurological and physiological disease.

For an example; check news coming out of India (Indian Times) about the explosion of sleep & neurological disorders as well as old age diseases being diagnosed in the young. Why? its the wireless my friends...cell towers (RF) EVERYWHERE. Not wise idea at all. Just another way for the NWO to kill us off. BTW: on laptop w/WiFi card turned off through cabled router :)

[cloudburstlenepmhq]

Energy sources without the need for fuel or energy input exist ,But there are very powerfull forces that want to supress the technology,Find this technology at LT-MAGNET-MOTORdotCOM ,take part in the revolution!

[CanadianStoner1001]

Nikola tesla discovered all this shit in late 1800's. It ain't anything new. Government/corporations (different sides of the same coin) just held back this stuff for economic and weapon-utility reason.

[Raconteuring]

Ah Nikola Tesla. One of the greatest brilliant mind who deserves more credit for his contribution to the modern world

[covingtonium]

this is a lie and fake

[nosehair515]

This may be a dumb question but he said it creates a magnetic field the same as the earth, why cant we just tune into the earths frequency then?

[prabesh146]

i want this kind of technology in my home before death...........anyway it was an awesome performance, i appreciate Eric Giler. you did a good job. sooner or later world will thank u for this........

[seudotrofio]

I think that after the WW3 nature and tecnology will be working together. (gonna be the new world).

[rdt1970]

darpa have upscaled this to a distance of half a mile. for a home needs to be 30m range but best thing is we can tap into earth magnetic field for free home power they dont want you to know this but i know a group who are working on just this in their spare time. while working for the power companies :) so should be out in 5-10yrs

[mrimrantariq]

@rdt1970 Nice if it would be!

[AngeloAquarion]

@mrimrantariq nice it would NOT be -.- wouldn't it alterate the earth's magnetic field by transformating some of it into electricity wouldn't mean lower it's power? this does NOT seem a good idea to me :| at all

[mrimrantariq]

@AngeloAquarion brother i dont know all about electrical i am actualy a civil engineer! this is a theory ..... i cant understand! i have interest in wireless tech coz i hate these ugly wires around in the building structure!

[CanadianStoner1001]

@AngeloAquarion No, sun gives all electrical energy to the earth and the sun gets all its energy from the galaxy. This is an infinite supply which we couldn't even come close to diminishing. Source: plasma cosmology.

[AngeloAquarion]

@CanadianStoner1001 Sweet

[tvsinesperanto]

@rdt1970 Yeah, I don't think so. It's not practical to "tap" into the Earth's field (unless you're in orbit).

Unlike the field used in this vid, the Earth's magnetic field is constant & surprisingly weak so you need to move a VERY long conductor (Kms long, at least) through it, VERY fast in order to generate a useful amount of electricity & these factors combine to make it highly impractical.

Don't worry, "they" aren't out to suppress anything. It's just not a practical electricity source.

[Dexterpsychodelic]

TESLA'S DREAMS !!!

[pbampu]

this same as converting solAR energy in space with the help of satelit and transfer that energy into microwave energy and convert that energy into tricity on earth

[tvsinesperanto]

@pbampu Yes, that's a concept that has been about for a long while now, on paper at least.

This is pretty similar in concept but, I think, fairly different in execution. I'm an EE so I understand the basic theory underlying this setup but the vid was very light on the details of how they actually get it to work (which is probably intentional on their part in order to protect their IP) so the exact operation is a mystery to me.

I'd love to know how directional & efficient it is.

[coldrunning2002]

beefed up RFID!

its good, but not as good as what i am about to publish.

i have been working on thermodynamic concentrators, a battery that is made of a heat pumps configured in russian nested dolls.

when the "battery" is placed ito a device like a cell phone, it draws in ambient heat and then rectifies heat into electricity.

[pixartist]

the problem is the 50% efficiency .. it may more efficient to use this instead off batteries, but not instead of rechargeable battery or regular "wired" equipment

[Irish614]

Unfortunately the powers that be would never allow this to happen for free. If they don't have their hand in the cookie jar they don't want to play. Look at the oil companies and electric cars. They killed the EV1 made by GM.

[claudiamegustas]

So, in order to produce that magnetic electric and magnetic field that produces the wireless electricity you actually have to plug in the transformer, uh?

[floydian5]

this is amazing! I thought of this just an hour ago and just wanted to check to internet to see if it's possible and as it turns it is already done! I thought more of a global WiTricity coverage actually. I mean you would have a small electric receiver and electricity is given from something like a cellular network tower. You would never ever charge or plug anything. For example phones and laptops are almost 50% battery(physically). If batteries are gone, there comes specs or laptops go smaller.

[mrimrantariq]

@floydian5 yes this is the right use but we should go beond that! may be all cel should have soler charger! may be some thing else! more better!

[incredibert]

this technology sucks !! bad efficency and highly polluting (yes it is)! this is not tesla technology where you have no losses & thus no pollution (in case of resonoance)! electromagnetics are still not understood by science today. the few who do (& did), are being ignored or affronted. people like tom bearden or konstantin meyl and of course tesla himself

[bigbadwolf3567]

dont be fooled folks. tesla did this 100 years ago and his tower was brought down via dynamite. no business wants everyone to have free energy, they wanna charge you for it. ancients used the same technology using pyramids and obelisks

[pithikoulis]

@bigbadwolf3567 this is not free energy. this is wireless energy

[bigbadwolf3567]

@pithikoulis

what i meant was , tesla used his coil to harness energy from the earth and re distribute that energy wirelessly, so hence the term , free energy

[germoneyblakk]

so simple and we still don't have it in full effect in the economy

[backstage101]

to be charged causing the battery life to be significantly shortened.. On a positive note it is an amazing idee once they figure out how to make it not waste loads of unnecessary energy.... Remember the world is not getting we have to do all we can to save energy..

[backstage101]

This thing will create unnecessary phantom loads. hence increasing the killowatt usage. which in short will cause the average household to use more electricity. Also this will decrease the battery life on laptops and cellphones. the average cell phone or laptop battery takes about 1000 charges before it starts to give power for less time people only charge stuff when they are dead or near dead in short making the battery last longer. with wireless power it will charge even when it does not need

[EmzekRufus]

@backstage101 Perhaps if this technology is developed extensively and advanced enough, there won't be a need for batteries in electrical appliances anymore. i.e. batteries replaced by a 'electric receiver".

[n1hmrd]

can it be hacked ,later on i can see it also being used for networking,broadband connections ,i wonder,if it can spam,virus,keep tabs on people ,minority report style ,etc?

[silveroblado]

This is so damn cool!Doing an assignment using this technology!It can be used for so many electronic applications!Just put one of the coils in the ceiling and voila!!U can play ps, use dj mixer, mikes etc without wires!!plus u have wifi and bluetooth technology to support it!

[DaveTecho]

This is called a transformer. A very inefficient one, but nevertheless, just a transformer. Power consumption is something that we must reduce in this time of global warming, and devices such as this double it.... This is not new, just very ineficient. That is why it hasnt been done before.

[LouSaydus]

Seems fine and dandy, but what kind of range do these things have? What about magnetically sensitive equipment , like your hard drive or floppy disks (lol remember those?), is it powerful enough to harm those?

[imkm41]

GOOD ONE

but would be extremely dangerous for health

scientist already have concerns for small EMF which is everywhere due electricity now they are going make every room a giant magnet

[Demonik242]

The earth you live on.... has a magnetic field.... so if you think this is going to harm you.... then please, leave the planet too...

[stang4lyfe07]

@Demonik242 lmao good point

[mewimi]

@Demonik242 The Earth has a magnetic field, that is specific, having random additional magnetic fields sitting near us, or on the wall, or above us, may cause significant problems in our bodies that we cannot notice.

It is possible for a magnetic field to kill someone, keep in mind neutron stars for an extreme example. But if there are to be any health problems, it would most likely be accumulative rather than instant.

[martin984]

@mewimi I second that. People have yet to discover the effects of the natural magnetic fields on their bodies, let alone the mess that adding additional ones will create.

[wtf4real123]

there's recessed wires for TVs. You "wired" something up 10 feet away to turn the TV on. Doesn't look so revolutionary to me....

[shadibmx1]

pluging one device to power another device so instead of directing the electricity from the source to point A (distination) they made it go from the source to point B and then to point A which could be useful in certain situations but not for charging phone or controler but maybe in medical devices

[darthisaiah]

This technology is old as dirt! I guess the government finally felt like implimenting it.

[ApeWithBone]

that's true.

[calleking85]

fake

[ApeWithBone]

this is def gonna be a hit, and the technology will get better over time. By 2010 all electronics will have this. What's the company I WANT TO INVEST!!!

[mrimrantariq]

yes in it we see that the use of electricity will increse!

[lazzer408]

The electric toothbrush could be a poor example due to it's low frequency oppeation. The principle is the same. Higher frequency and tuned coils is much more efficient...obviously. High frequencies can travel without the aid of laminations found in transformers. This is why witricity can achive the distance it does. bla bla bla I forgot my post anyways. Point is. It's nothing new.

[tucu89]

is this expensive?

[mrimrantariq]

dont seem to be!

[lcvolt]

@mrimrantariq

it is expensive, it takes a lot of money to make a flux capacitor... wait, wrong vid.

[mrimrantariq]

@lcvolt yes bro but all tech is not useful everywere may be some good use of it in future!

[papagamias]

@tucu89 No. Imagine your house having minimum internal cabling with 1 (internal of course) emmiting socket per room, or perhaps even less.

And that is only the minimum. Imagine electricity being transferred wirelessly from production units to consumption.

Even at a basic 50% efficiency (which you can improve with higher accuracy resonance), it is much more cheap than lay out all these cables and such (which have of course a loss in efficiency of a certain %.

We are talking about a core tech.

[Smyrk420]

If this machine resonates at the Earth's Magnetic field frequency, then why can't a person just resonate the Earth's own magnetic field to get free energy?

[gibberish517]

@Smyrk420 Maybe it's too weak? Sounds interesting though.

[boxa888]

i did even better than this. i sent industrial energy 20 ft wirelessly using the real tesla system! i put up a ton of info on it so that everyone can learn! please check it out everyone, way more farther and way more energy delivery than this guy. please i did this for everyone so we can learn!

[TheNewspeak]

Oh how I hate humanity sometimes, as long as someone can make money out it, it won't come into existence. Even if it means making the planet a better place.

[Coldwontrise]

Well, how else can something justify it's existence without creating net value?

[TheNewspeak]

Take this as an example of my hate: Imagine if you were giving $30 a month to starving poverty stricken people just to feed and clothe themselves with cheap imported products, That money could be spent on revitalizing the land to grow food and once one problem is solved you move on to the next. But instead the company responsible for these people do the opposite. The same could be said about our taxes. Instead of spending trillions of dollars on advancing new technology, we spend it on wars

[executableapplet]

@TheNewspeak - he speaks the truth! man, how many times have I seen tax money go places we don't want it? Not a single American wants war, and would stop it in a heartbeat if it were up to them, but We the People put our tax money into the Government's hands and rely on them to 'Do The Right Thing'.... if we never take a stand for what's right for us, we'll always let the corporations and net market walk all over us. It's OUR money, why let other people do whatever the hell they want with it???

[showstoprakesh]

I have always thought of such a method of transferring electricity wireless - ly! But I was not able to make out or deduce the commercial viability of that if anyone could tap into the pool without subscribing or paying! But these make total sense and will revolutionize gadgetry and world!

[ag2twins]

They would most likely use encrypted signals like we use today for WiFi. Since this is radio frequency they can encrypt it.

[richmeister4eva]

maybe im just dense but did ya not notice he used a wire to power a wireless product

[ag2twins]

You are correct but thats one wire to power the source. All the rest is powered wirelessly. Eventually the power companies would come onboard and maybe power all homes wireless.

[lazzer408]

This is so old. Who has an electric toothbrush that charges just by setting it in the cradle? Or a pace maker that is recharged through the skin? Or security tags that resonate to set off alarms? Or Tesla pattenting this 100 years ago? Or Or Or... The list goes on. This is nothing new. BUT If they can create a profitable market for it, the'll use it. It's like any other "new technology" that we don't hear about unless there's a PROFITABLE MARKET. Wake up people.

[shadoghost]

word!

[ag2twins]

How is it not profitable? Energizer could provide their own encrypted sinal at airports and charge for a wireless device to get charged just like ATT charges for WiFi. This is only one example but imagine the possibilities. Government could profit from this as well. They can rent our their radio bands to use for wireless energy. The list goes on..

[lazzer408]

It is profitable. My point was that there's a wealth of technologies humanity can benifit from but we won't see it unless money can be made. The wireless "technology" used in this "new product" has been around for years and years. Only now it is a "new technology" because someone is trying to market it.

[ag2twins]

Good point, but like all things in this world, nothing can be built for free. Without a profit companies can not invest in R&D.

[TheBadPhysicist]

The idea of wireless power transfer was posited by Tesla, that part is not new, what is new is how it is accomplished. Tesla never realized his dream because it turns out that you cannot easily power electrical devices miles away in the same way radio stations broadcast radio waves to transmit information. Its just not physically easy to construct. Physicist Marin Soljačić at MIT demonstrated a type of wireless energy transfer that is wholly different from what Tesla envisioned.

CONT...

[TheBadPhysicist]

Also, I see your naïve comment about toothbrushes. See, what you alluded to is called resonant inductive energy transfer using transformers, that is, inductive coupling. This is a comparatively different effect from Soljačić s WiTricity method. The method employed by your tooth brush ha a sever drawback because it is short range.

Cont...

[TheBadPhysicist]

Cont...

In order to have inductive coupling, the receiving coil needs to be very close transmitting coil and that is the main problem. WiTricity enable one to be at distances many times that diameter of the transmitting coil (unlike traditional inductive coupling).

Cont...

[TheBadPhysicist]

Cont...

Yes high power can be transmitted across larges distances, kilometers in distance, but these are highly directional methods (which already severely limits its applications) and the apparatus required are far too bulky to scale down. Omni-directional power transmission is well understood but of low power. You can ever have a small radio that is powered by the signal itself! Of course you must be near the high power radio station.

Cont...

[TheBadPhysicist]

Cont...

Soljačićs Strongly Coupled Magnetic Resonance (WiTricity) is a nontrivial method that will be in the marketplace is a few years.

This will be akin to the emergence of WiFi...soon everyone in the house will have it. This will occur in less than 10 years, and like WiFi, WiTricity will be a HIGHLY PROFITABLE MARKET.

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[gonhop]

This is a huge, and I mean HUGE, invention. Think about it, if a gigantic one of these were put under houses, they could power every thing in the house. That is if they can improve these to the point in which they can reach throughout each house. If each story of a house needs one, the floor level one would power that of the second story, then the next, and so on. It may even be possible to power whole skyscrapers with this, no wires needed.

This ladies and gentlemen, is the future.

[bigqwertycat]

nikola tesla (greatest man ever) actualy did this with a florecen light bulb and lit it wirelessly from two mile from the wireless electricity generator. this vid is oldschool. they are showing us stuff nikola did in the 1900, its sad he was hated by edison and then edison ruined nikolas name.

[Smyrk420]

Edison actually electrocuted an Elephant on video showing the dangers of AC current so he could make Tesla look bad. Edison was trying to steal Tesla's thunder, by discrediting his lightning....

[executableapplet]

@bigqwertycat - That this is just being incorporated today, after ALL this time of research and study after Tesla's death shows a great disregard towards what he stood for.

This is a great idea, but you know they MUST give Nikola Tesla credit! Some guy with a wife and her annoying phone isn't enough to brush off the fact that Tesla came up with this first!!

[Brainstrain91]

Ah, fantastic video. Should be useful for my upcoming tech presentation.

[travmanx]

Show me genitals? lol

Great vid mr. imrantariq

[setneg]

thanks

[shurzenfegel]

Awesome!!!

[DaySleepr]

Finaly Someone SMART !!!!

That was My Dream 10 years ago

Keep it up guys

and i'll be the 1st one to Use IT ..

[mrimrantariq]

You are welcome dear Ballyhairs no matter people comment on this or not but all should know about the new technology & development in the world