Hiszünk abban, hogy Magyarországon is meg lehet valósítani világraszóló dolgokat úgy, hogy azok utána (előtte/közben) nem hagyják el az országot. Köztudott, hogy a magyar feltalálók milyen híresek. Elég a Rubik kockára gondolni, aki itthon terveztette meg a kockát, de aztán a megvalósítás az USA-ban történt. Vagy a rengeteg magyar Nobel-díjas...akik közül valójában 1 ember él nagyjából itthon, a többieknek meg csak a neve volt egyszer magyar. Tartsunk itthon ezeket a nagyszerű embereket azzal, hogy megvalósítjuk az álmaikat!
In industrial environments, measuring the condition of various pipes is a significant expense and a recurring problem — especially thicker pipes operating under high pressure or high temperature, which typically also require insulation. During mandatory inspections, depressurizing the system requires shutdowns, resulting in production losses. The PipeRay procedure addresses these issues.
With this patented measurement technology, the internal wall thickness and erosion of pipes can be measured without dismantling the pipes or their insulation. The measurements are performed using a remotely controlled robotic arm, which not only increases the safety of maintenance personnel and speeds up execution, but also allows the robot to memorize the inspection route so it can be repeated automatically later.
Beyond the negative effects of synthetic fertilizers, a major problem can be solved by processing locally generated natural waste materials (plant‑based or animal manure) directly at the site where they are produced, turning them into a fertilizer substitute that does not reduce — or even improves — crop yields, while also enhancing crop quality.
Mowing farming waste and byproducts, otherwise unusable animal manure, and other green waste are mixed with supplementary materials appropriate for the site inside the mobile Humatico Bioreactor, right at the location where the waste is generated. After 3–4 hours, the bio‑fertilizer is ready, allowing us to reduce the amount of synthetic fertilizer needed for the targeted yield by up to 70%. Greener, healthier, better, and locally available.
WLC (Waste Light Concrete) is a Hungarian patent. It makes it possible to mix any type of shredded solid waste into concrete, replacing natural raw materials—even up to 100%. The result is a heat‑resistant, frost‑resistant, flexible, earthquake‑resistant, completely fireproof material. Its properties depend on the type of waste used. The material is 100% reusable.
It is suitable for the base layers of highways, parking lots, and bicycle paths (under the top layer, e.g., asphalt), for constructing pavement foundations, for forming thermal‑insulation coatings, and it can also be used as a building material when cast into large block forms. Only 5 kg of additive is needed for 1 m³ of finished light concrete, and the usual 30‑day curing time applies.