Less than ideal power factors and noise in electrical power (as best measured by THD) account for wasting as much as 1 Quad (trillion kWh) of electrical power annually in the US. The Umbrella PFC devices are designed for residential, commercial and industrial use. For homes the devices could be installed at the circuit breaker […]
Micro-LDRI™ represents a diagnostic and therapeutic treatment tool for early stage cancers in soft tissue on a non-invasive, real-time and precise location basis. Unlike other diagnostic tools, the Micro LDRI™ tool can distinguish between malignant and benign cancer cells in situ with biopsy and incubation period. The unique portions of the technology are 1) a […]
Our UDAQ™ technology is based on well-known processor architecture. The Microchip, Atmel, TI and other DSPs are merged with a machine-code based operation system produces a more optimized system. The elegant and memory-saving software architecture is very efficient in managing memory, timing, registers, ports, and other resources. This high-performance solution to the need for low […]
The SigmaOx™ is the answer the world has been waiting for. Many countries and regions all over the world have major difficulties providing fresh, pure, and drinkable water to its citizens. Imagine the ability to extract pure, distilled, drinkable water from the air without the need for overly complicated machinery or even electricity. This system […]
Umbrella’s advanced photovoltaics have a theoretical limit of up to 60% overall efficiency with no directional sunlight or adjustment. The currently available PV panels are capable of only converting a small part of solar radiation into electrical energy. This limits solar-to-electric conversion efficiency and can increase the PV cell temperature. PV cell efficiencies drop rapidly […]
The EUCRYPTA™ encryption technology is 1.2 septillion times harder to break than current encryption algorithms, while simultaneously providing data compression by as much as 85% and transmission error correction upwards of 45%. Current industry standards for encryption are no longer enough to stand against ever-improving hardware. Modern day hackers can crack current encryption in less […]