Photon Energy System (PES) - WAVJA

[EEVblog]

OMG, I have no words...

[EEVblog]

328 comments 

https://www.yahoo.com/tech/tech-company-unveils-tiny-spheres-090000924.html

[MK14]

No, the device will work, 100%, as **stated, and it will really work.

**stated in a secret internal document, that states "This device will harvest the most money, from unwitting investors".

Idea of this post, came from one of the comments.

Hopefully, any investors, with working critical thinking skills, some scientific knowledge, or the common-sense to ask someone who knows about these things, first, before investing anything.  Will be fine.

[Haenk]

"Shereen C. Chen, Esq., practices immigration and nationality law. Her clients include professional athletes, opera stars, religious leaders, high net worth investors, health care employees, corporations, golf courses and resorts, and nonprofit organizations, including temples and shrines across the U.S."

Right on track for a Nobel prize, I guess.

Ticks the "wealthy customer" checkbox, though. Maybe extract some extra cash from clients...

San Cheng is likely now known as Hao Cheng, studied "Motion Picture Theory and Production" - which certainly qualifies him for "develops nanomaterials, laser energy transmission technology, AVI (AR+VR+Ai) generation technology, Ionosphere communication technology, Photon Chip (Graphene CNT), 3D holographic camera, ergonomics, and human sciences". LOL
But good to know he is back in business after 3 years of prison:
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/01/world/asia/china-alibaba-toy-guns.html
(He was stated to be a mobile game developer, the picture clearly shows him, only a bit older, so the WAVJA website shows an older picture. And yes, that is probably a very "chinese" reason to get jailed. Better change your name, it seems.)

I found a Joseph Cheng, who is just around the corner (via one of Hao Chengs companies), with ties to a large chinese company.


Didn't even start to look into those two other guys.

(Of course, Cheng is a very common name, so errors may occur, however I tracked in combination with stated companies, which should reduce errors. I think this is a huge setup to grab some money from investors.)

Edit: Looky look what I found:

https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2024044280A1/en

PDF has picture and address of the rented home of him...
As well as the method of creating these (page 18). Which sounds like a scam, though I cannot rule out being able to act as a solar cell.

[racemaniac]

Hmmm, the very first claim from the patent:
CLAIMS WHAT IS CLAIMED IS:
1. A polyangular specular mini-structure, comprising: a hollow, faceted sphere, wherein the facets comprise hexagons;

Someone send Matt Parker to them, then he can make yet another video about how you can't make a sphere from just hexagons XD

[EEVblog]

No, the device will work, 100%, as **stated, and it will really work.

I have absolutely no doubt it will output 0.6V as demonstrated.

[MK14]

No, the device will work, 100%, as **stated, and it will really work.

I have absolutely no doubt it will output 0.6V as demonstrated.

Which is enough voltage, electrically speaking, to electrically harvest, huge amounts of money, from suckers would be, investors.

[radiolistener]

When you hear "green technology" or "green energy", then you can be sure that this is a fraud 

I think "green" word is some kind of sign for these fraud schemes so you can detect fraud just by check the presence of words like "green technology"...

[MK14]

The thing that really worries me about this apparent SCAM.  Is the huge lack of care, in making their videos and presentations, technically and scientifically speaking.

Because it implies, that there are perhaps investors, who both lack technical/scientific knowledge, AND don't bother to check things out and/or ask people who do understand such things.

When they say things like, this will work 24/7, even in total darkness (for a solar panel type of system), because it can pick up any night time artificial lighting and convert it.  Really is scraping the bottom of the barrel, as to who could believe that.

Then claiming a few or small number of their relatively tiny solar pyramid things, can then power a full-sized flying car.

Some people seem to say, things on the line of, this is marketing a perpetual-engines, free-energy device, as a big scam.

[BrokenYugo]

The thing that really worries me about this apparent SCAM.  Is the huge lack of care, in making their videos and presentations, technically and scientifically speaking.

Because it implies, that there are perhaps investors, who both lack technical/scientific knowledge, AND don't bother to check things out and/or ask people who do understand such things.

When they say things like, this will work 24/7, even in total darkness (for a solar panel type of system), because it can pick up any night time artificial lighting and convert it.  Really is scraping the bottom of the barrel, as to who could believe that.

Then claiming a few or small number of their relatively tiny solar pyramid things, can then power a full-sized flying car.

Some people seem to say, things on the line of, this is marketing a perpetual-engines, free-energy device, as a big scam.

That's not a bug, it's a feature, every good scam has built in tests to filter out unlikely victims.

The people who don't see that it's a sloppy obvious scam are who they're after.

[MK14]

That's not a bug, it's a feature, every good scam has built in tests to filter out unlikely victims.

The people who don't see that it's a sloppy obvious scam are who they're after.

That is a very good point!

I guess that in the same way, I (and many others here), see its various/obvious technical/scientific flaws, rather easily.

There are people in this world (while they are not currently incarcerated in prison), constantly looking for ways to scam people out of their resources.

So, to fine tune, this 'scam', just like you describe, makes a lot of sense.

It makes the scam, quick and easy for them.  Giving them time to rapidly milk the market, before the authorities, cotton on to what is going on and perhaps shut them down and other stuff, the scammers, probably don't want to occur.

[Daixiwen]

I love the flying container idea! I can't see any safety problems with that in practice, even if the solar panel was powerful enough.

[SiliconWizard]

It will save the planet right? So, that's big. (Big bucks.)