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Autobahn G Telecommunications Solar Energetic God Particle and Method for Manufacturing and Integrating Autobahn G Solar Particles
This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 63/655,051 & 63/655,053, filed 06.02.2024 at 07:, the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.
The present invention relates to the fields of telecommunications and energy generation, specifically to a novel solar particle designed for high-speed data transfer and self-sustaining energy functionalities, as well as a method for its manufacturing and integration into various materials.
In the modern era, the need for high-speed data transmission and sustainable energy solutions is paramount. Traditional methods of energy generation and data transmission often rely on extensive infrastructure, including fuel sources, connection wires, and third-party components. These methods are not only resource-intensive but also limited in their adaptability to diverse environments. There is a need for an innovative solution that can provide high-speed telecommunication capabilities and sustainable energy generation in a more efficient and adaptable manner.
The present invention addresses the above-identified needs by providing a novel solar particle, referred to as Autobahn G, which combines advanced photovoltaic materials, a nano-scale transceiver, and a piezoelectric charging component within a durable, waterproof polymer shell. Additionally, the invention includes a comprehensive method for manufacturing these particles and integrating them into various base materials, making them applicable in a wide range of environments and industries.
Autobahn G Solar Particle:
Manufacturing Process:
Claim 11: The telecommunications system of Claim 9, wherein the solar particles provide data transmission speeds exceeding multiple petabits per second (Pbps) with virtually zero latency.
Claim 12: The energy generation system of Claim 10, wherein the solar particles utilize both solar and mechanical energy for power generation.
Claim 13: The solar
particle of Claim 1, further comprising a self-sustaining system that eliminates the need for traditional fuel sources, connection wires, or third-party components.
Claim 14: The manufacturing method of Claim 6, wherein the encapsulated solar particles are uniformly dispersed within base materials through standard manufacturing processes.
Claim 15: The post-manufacturing activation method of Claim 8, wherein exposure to sunlight and mechanical motion ensures continuous functionality of the solar particles.
Figure 1: Schematic Diagram of the Autobahn G Solar Particle
Figure 2: Flowchart of the Manufacturing Process
Figure 3: Integration of Autobahn G Particles into Various Base Materials
Figure 4: Applications in Different Environments
The present invention pertains to Autobahn G, a novel solar particle designed to provide exceptional telecommunication and energetic functionalities with data transfer speeds exceeding multiple petabits per second (Pbps) and virtually zero latency. The particle operates by harnessing solar energy and utilizing communication waves, creating a self-sustaining system without the need for traditional fuel sources, connection wires, or third-party components. Autobahn G features a core made from advanced photovoltaic materials such as perovskite and graphene, integrated with a nano-scale transceiver and a piezoelectric charging component for energy generation from mechanical motion. The core is encased in a transparent, waterproof, and durable polymer shell, ensuring functionality in diverse environments, including underwater and space. The invention also includes a method for manufacturing these particles and integrating them into various base materials using chemical vapor deposition (CVD) techniques, precision nanofabrication, and spin-coating processes. The resulting particles have broad applications in telecommunications, smart materials, and environmental sustainability.
Materials: Perovskite and graphene are chosen for their superior photovoltaic properties. These materials are synthesized using chemical vapor deposition (CVD) techniques, ensuring a high-quality composite that maximizes solar energy capture.
Polymer Shell: The core, with its embedded components, is encapsulated in a transparent, waterproof polymer shell using a spin-coating process. This encapsulation protects the particle from environmental factors while maintaining its functionality.
Dispersal Process: The encapsulated particles are uniformly dispersed into various base materials such as metal, wood, cloth, concrete, and rubber. This is achieved through standard manufacturing processes, ensuring that the particles are evenly distributed and integrated.
Exposure: After integration, the materials are exposed to sunlight and mechanical motion to activate the solar particles. This step ensures that the particles begin functioning immediately, providing both telecommunication and energy generation capabilities.
The Autobahn G solar particle and its manufacturing process have broad industrial applicability, including but not limited to:
I, Adam S.Hamid, hereby declare that all statements made herein of my own knowledge are true and that all statements made on information and belief are believed to be true, and further that these statements were made with the knowledge that willful false statements and the like so made are punishable by fine or imprisonment, or both, under Section 1001 of Title 18 of the United States Code and that such willful false statements may jeopardize the validity of the application or any patent issued thereon.
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