Abstract: An electromagnetic generator comprising an antenna that receives radiofrequency energy. The antenna is connected to a rectifier circuit, which is used to charge a first battery using the radiofrequency energy received by the antenna. The first battery supplies power to a control unit, which powers at least one electromagnet to generate a magnetic field. A flywheel having at least one magnet is configured to rotate when the magnetic field is generated. An alternator, connected to the flywheel, charges a second battery based on the rotation of the flywheel. The second battery is then used to supply power to an external device.

Abstract: A levitation system includes a platform including a superconductor material; a hydrogen generator mounted on a first surface of the platform; an optical interface system mounted on at least a second surface of the platform, the optical interface system includes at least one light source configured to emit light having a predetermined wavelength; and a plurality of magnetized light reflectors configured to transmit magnetized light by reflecting the emitted light from the at least one light source; an electricity generator electrically coupled to at least one battery, the at least one battery configured to provide power to the optical interface system; and a controller comprising a memory and a processor, the controller configured to control the hydrogen generator, the optical interface system, and the electricity generator to cause the optical interface system to generate a magnetic field associated with the emitted light to repel a magnetic field of the superconductor material.

Abstract: A levitation system includes a platform including a superconductor material; a hydrogen generator mounted on a first surface of the platform; an optical interface system mounted on at least a second surface of the platform, the optical interface system includes at least one light source configured to emit light having a predetermined wavelength; and a plurality of magnetized light reflectors configured to transmit magnetized light by reflecting the emitted light from the at least one light source; an electricity generator electrically coupled to at least one battery, the at least one battery configured to provide power to the optical interface system; and a controller comprising a memory and a processor, the controller configured to control the hydrogen generator, the optical interface system, and the electricity generator to cause the optical interface system to generate a magnetic field associated with the emitted light to repel a magnetic field of the superconductor material.

Abstract: An electromagnetic generator comprising an antenna that receives radiofrequency energy. The antenna is connected to a rectifier circuit, which is used to charge a first battery using the radiofrequency energy received by the antenna. The first battery supplies power to a control unit, which powers at least one electromagnet to generate a magnetic field. A flywheel having at least one magnet is configured to rotate when the magnetic field is generated. An alternator, connected to the flywheel, charges a second battery based on the rotation of the flywheel. The second battery is then used to supply power to an external device.

Abstract: An electromagnetic generator comprising an antenna that receives radiofrequency energy. The antenna is connected to a rectifier circuit, which is used to charge a first battery using the radiofrequency energy received by the antenna. The first battery supplies power to a control unit, which powers at least one electromagnet to generate a magnetic field. A flywheel having at least one magnet is configured to rotate when the magnetic field is generated. An alternator, connected to the flywheel, charges a second battery based on the rotation of the flywheel. The second battery is then used to supply power to an external device.

Abstract: An electromagnetic generator comprising an antenna that receives radiofrequency energy. The antenna is connected to a rectifier circuit, which is used to charge a first battery using the radiofrequency energy received by the antenna. The first battery supplies power to a control unit, which powers at least one electromagnet to generate a magnetic field. A flywheel having at least one magnet is configured to rotate when the magnetic field is generated. An alternator, connected to the flywheel, charges a second battery based on the rotation of the flywheel. The second battery is then used to supply power to an external device.

Abstract: An apparatus for receiving waste contained in a container. The apparatus including a housing and a receiving mechanism coupled to the housing. The receiving mechanism is configured to receive the container. The apparatus further includes an analysis mechanism coupled to the housing; the analysis mechanism is configured to analyze the container.

Abstract: An apparatus for receiving waste contained in a container. The apparatus including a housing and a receiving mechanism coupled to the housing. The receiving mechanism is configured to receive the container. The apparatus further includes an analysis mechanism coupled to the housing; the analysis mechanism is configured to analyze the container.