Orbo Launch Countdown Begins - Approx 100 Days
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
According to Steorn, The launch of Orbo (free energy technology ) is to be this winter 2009 sometime which means that the farthest possible launch date that could potentially be set this year is Dec 31st. This effectively means that starting today we are on a 100 day maximum (potentially sooner) countdown to welcoming in a new era of energy generation for the world.
Irish technology development company Steorn who have been working on the development of Orbo have been engaged in a very long cycle of research and development since they first stumbled across the effect some years ago. It appears the dream will finally be realized soon.
From the company’s own website:
“The Steorn commercialisation and e-learning platform, SKDB, will launch alongside the much-anticipated Orbo technology towards the end of 2009.
"2009 represents a turning point for Steorn, Orbo and our other technology ranges," said CEO Sean McCarthy. "It marks the end of a long cycle of R&D and sees us making a strong push towards commercialisation - our plans show the business reaching profitability in the next 12 to 18 months."
“during 2009 the company had resolved the key technical problems related to the implementation of Orbo and is now focused on commercial launch towards the end of this year, at which time academic and engineering validation would be released concurrent with public demonstrations”.
“Orbo 1.0, the first commercial release of our platform technology, is based upon our electromagnetic implementation. Orbo 1.0 will be made available initially under license to 300 engineering companies and to the wider product development community later during the course of2009.”
Irish technology development company Steorn who have been working on the development of Orbo have been engaged in a very long cycle of research and development since they first stumbled across the effect some years ago. It appears the dream will finally be realized soon.
From the company’s own website:
“The Steorn commercialisation and e-learning platform, SKDB, will launch alongside the much-anticipated Orbo technology towards the end of 2009.
"2009 represents a turning point for Steorn, Orbo and our other technology ranges," said CEO Sean McCarthy. "It marks the end of a long cycle of R&D and sees us making a strong push towards commercialisation - our plans show the business reaching profitability in the next 12 to 18 months."
“during 2009 the company had resolved the key technical problems related to the implementation of Orbo and is now focused on commercial launch towards the end of this year, at which time academic and engineering validation would be released concurrent with public demonstrations”.
“Orbo 1.0, the first commercial release of our platform technology, is based upon our electromagnetic implementation. Orbo 1.0 will be made available initially under license to 300 engineering companies and to the wider product development community later during the course of2009.”
4 comments:
Aside from the usual reasons, I would like to see on Orbo spinning if only to stuff the arrogant mouths of the people on the Steorn forum who refer to capable engineers as 'the three blind mice', and to someone like Thieu Knapen as 'crazy'.
They need to be taken down a peg or three and I would enjoy seeing it happen.
But Orbo won't spin. Sean McCarthy will do the spinning as he explains that what he meant by a public demonstration was really the release to the public of useless flash presentations about magnets. Or some such rubbish.
At that point, the ridicule will become so great that even the most gullible investors will want their money back, and we can all sit back and enjoy the end game.
get ready for more, equivocation, doublespeak and disappointment :)
If things go the way the previous poster describes, I will be very disappointed. I sincerely hope Steorn has more than blarney to support their claims.
OC
If things go the way the previous poster describes, I will be very disappointed. I sincerely hope Steorn has more than blarney to support their claims.
OC
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I'm not sure why a company would create a build up to a launch but then not produce what they claim. THAT would be commercial suicide.
It just doesn't make sense to announce a launch and then throw yourself off a metaphorical cliff.
007
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