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Yonhap News Agency in Korea, 11th February 2022

Quantum power generation technology makes energy production highly efficient and environmental friendly.

[Photo provided by Kyungnam Univ.]

A research team led by Professor Hwang Seung Kook of the Department of Information and Communication AI Engineering at Kyungnam University recently developed “a power generation system of magnetic induction amplication by quantum fluctuation (quantum power generation technology)”.

This technology is to produce high efficiency electric energy with low input of power.

Hwang’s team, for the commercialization of the technology, signed a business agreement with TRC (The Ruby Co.), a company that specializes in making large-sized power generators.

With the signing of the agreement, the research team at a domestic university embarks upon the commercialization of quantum power generation technology at a time when environmental friendly energy is growing its importance worldwide.

Recently eco-friendly energy is becoming more and more important because of carbon neutrality policy, RE 100 (procurement of energy necessary to make products with 100% renewable energy), SMR (Small Modular Reactor), and so forth.

Professor Hwang suggested that application of quantum power generation technology to the existing power generators installed in hospitals, semiconductor factories, etc. reduces fuel and cost, and makes possible production of environmental friendly energy.

He forecasts that quantum power generator will satisfy the policy of “safe and eco-friendly” energy compared to other environmental friendly energy sources.

The signing ceremony was attended by Professor Hwang and president of TRC, Jo Ok Rae.

President of the company Jo has been an expert in efficiency improvement, energy saving and cooling for 40 years.

Yonhap News Agency in Korea,  24th December 2021

The team succeeded in developing a world’s first “power generation system of magnetic induction amplication by quantum fluctuation”.

 A research team led by Professor Hwang Seung Kook of the Department of Information and Communication AI Engineering at Kyungnam University (President Park Jae Gyu) developed a world’s first “power generation system of magnetic induction amplication by quantum fluctuation”, which produces electric energy in an ultra-high efficient way with the structure of higher energy output than the input. The team published paper on it.  

[Photo provided by Kyungnam Univ.]

This outcome is a remarkable achievement of a research team at domestic university. It heralds a new era of K-energy powerhouse by transcending classical physics theory that thermal energy and engine has dealt with and laid the foundation for the Industrial Revolution.

The energy utilization technology using quantum fluctuation which can transmit energy, convert it in various ways and expand it has diverse applications and opens up new possibilities for energy systems that can be applied to industries and society as a whole as well as individuals.

※ Quantum fluctuation is a temporary change in the amount of energy at a point in space in accordance with Uncertainty Principle of Werner Heisenberg, who won Nobel Prize in Physics in 1932.

Compared to conventional motors, the quantum power generator of magnetic induction power generation system presented in the paper does not show the problem of overheating when it rotates. Once it rotates, it continues to revolve without input of additional power, and demonstrates a speed of 5000~8000 rpm or more with an input of 1.5V battery (AAA).

While existing motors reach a boiling point of motor body only after 15 minutes under load application, the quantum generator does not exhibit any temperature rise for 48 hours.

A person from this research describes this outcome as a milestone in the world pf physics. “It truly has potential for growth and excellent competitiveness as eco-friendly and highly efficient electric energy. We will lay the foundation for global sales through acceleration of the establishment of related infrastructure including training of export experts.