
Project Ixion is a clean energy generator, presently in its development stage. The aim is to produce the highest conversion efficiency for the direct conversion of low grade EM energy to mechanical energy. In many ways it works like a normal heat engine, but with the advantages of utilizing a clean energy source, having virtually no moving parts, no pistons, no operational noise, and can be scaled up to any power levels required for todays energy needs. Another challenge is to keep the total cost of the machine itself down, so that it can beat or at least compete with other free energy systems already on the market.
This is no perpetual motion or overunity device. The aimed features of the final engine are:
Too good to be true? We'll see! We shall hopefully be able to complete this project by end of 2012 and we are presently very excited with our results which we consider to be our biggest achievement. Research work and experimental work are being done in parallel, and during the past months, many plans had to be binned, to be replaced by new ideas and hardware. Anyway, we have done our best to re-use most of the materials from one stage to the other. The goal of being able to present an engine and not just a simple validation experiment is that of avoiding such a potentially good idea to be discounted for a toy application.