Research and
Development
Phase
I
- Piezoelectric materials testing for optimal properties, efficiency, durability and economy
- Optimizing scale, aspect ratio, flex, strength, shaft materials and tip weighting for maximum pendulum effect
- Designing wind-capturing tip geometry
- Adapting existing technology for power conditioning / inversion, storage and distribution schemes
Phase II
- Development of full scale proof-of-concept prototype
Hodges Engineering, Inc.
Since 1971, Dick Hodges has been prototyping and developing electromechanical scientific and medical devices for organizations such as Ball Aerospace, NOAA, NCAR, NASA, Boeing, Duke University, Applied Technologies, and Baseline-Mocon.
With a unique combination of innovative
imagination and technical precision, his accomplishments
include components of the Viking I Mars
Lander, pioneering flame ionization detectors and
portable gas chromatograph designs with photo ionization
sensors, and solid-state sonic anemometers.
Hodges Engineering, Inc.
P.O. Box 196
Lyons, CO 80540
720-365-5090
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