QS Energy Inc (QSEP)

[mr_sano]

That would be the logical conclusion but it seems the only real magic is QSEPS ability to skirt the line as to proving out its implied IP and it has released few of any meaningful technical disclosures or even a simple marketing line card that reports what AOT actually does and how much it costs to do so! That will be the first question a potential client will ask. Instead, AOT operating power levels has to to be deciphered from the inventor's quotes in APS presentations. My personal favorite:

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/02/150227112751.htm

This past summer Tao and his colleagues also successfully tested the AOT device on a section of the Keystone pipeline near Wichita, Kansas.

"People were amazed at the energy savings when we first tested this device. They didn't initially understand the physics," said Tao. "A second test with an independent company was arranged and found the same thing." Tests on a section of the Keystone pipeline found that the same flow rate could be achieved with a 75 percent reduction of pump power from 2.8 megawatts to 0.7 megawatts, thanks to the AOT device. The device itself uses 720 watts.

Once aligned, the oil retained its low viscosity and turbulence for more than 11 hours before returning to its original viscosity. But the process is repeatable and Tao and his colleagues envision AOT stations spaced along a pipeline, significantly reducing the energy necessary to transport oil. This work was published in January 2015 in Physical Review E and Tao will present the additional Keystone pipeline test results at the American Physical Society March Meeting 2015 in San Antonio (March 2-6).

Previously Tao has also shown that the same technique applied with a magnetic field can reduce blood viscosity by 20 to 30 percent, published in 2011 in Physical Review E. With clinical trials, Tao says this could represent a future treatment for heart disease.