Abstract: A multi-rotor, multi-axis wind turbine where the rotors are in relative motion to one another to maximize the energy captured and thus generated, where there is a primary rotor axis and direction and one or more secondary rotor axes, where each rotor rotates about a different axis, and the rotors can operate in either a horizontal or vertical axis orientation or some orientation in between, and there are at least two rotor axes operating in different directions such that the relative motion of the primary rotor drives at least one secondary rotor into the surrounding air increasing the relative net vector velocity of the secondary rotor with respect to the wind velocity and surrounding air which increases the amount of energy captured at a given location for a given wind velocity over the prior art.

Abstract: A multi-rotor, multi-axis wind turbine where the rotors are in relative motion to one another to maximize the energy captured and thus generated, where there is a primary rotor axis and direction and one or more secondary rotor axes, where each rotor rotates about a different axis, and the rotors can operate in either a horizontal or vertical axis orientation or some orientation in between, and there are at least two rotor axes operating in different directions such that the relative motion of the primary rotor drives at least one secondary rotor into the surrounding air increasing the relative net vector velocity of the secondary rotor with respect to the wind velocity and surrounding air which increases the amount of energy captured at a given location for a given wind velocity over the prior art.