Steorn "Talks" - Tour Begins Dec 17th

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Steorn will kick off a world tour of "talks" beginning in their home city of Dublin on the 17th December. The tour starts at DIT (Dublin Institute of Technology) and then travels to the Middle East, Europe and the United States.

The Steorn website states the following:

"Our 'talk' initiative is designed to give people within the technology development community an opportunity to understand the Orbo proposition and ask questions in a direct, face-to-face format. The programme of talks starts in Dublin on the 17th December 2008 and will involve a sequence of talks in universities around the world, including the US/Europe and the Middle East. "

The first "talk" in Dublin has the following agenda items:

1. Conservation Of Energy
2. History of Claimed Perpetual Motion Machines
3. Orbo Technology - Principle Of Operation

Item number 3 on the agenda seemingly being the most intriguing aspect of the talk.
The list of specific Universities that the Steorn tour will be visiting has not yet been made available as yet.

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New Steorn Orbo Demo: When will that be?

At the moment there are no definite dates for a new public demo of Orbo, but according to Steorn they will re-schedule a demo at a later date. It's anyone's guess when that will be, but it looks more than a few weeks away at least as the company regroups after technical issues put a halt to the demo in London

One thing is for sure though, any future demos will not be at Kinetica museum in London. A recent announcement on Kinetica's website www.kinetica-museum.org states that: "Kinetica's tenure is coming to an end this week. Over the forthcoming year the museum will become truly kinetic with a series of exhibitions around the globe"

Speculation as to where a successful 2nd attempt demo will be held is ongoing. London still seems like the place for maximum media exposure but maybe next time things will be done closer to home in Dublin, or even in the United States.

As soon as we know - the details will appear here.

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