50+ years of innovation in electromagnetic technology and water purification — to be released as open source for humanitarian applications.
System for measuring and monitoring electromagnetic phenomena. Covers the measurement technology and spectrum analysis methods enabling precise monitoring of Ward Effect processes. Foundation of WardScope product development.
🔍 View on Google PatentsElectromagnetic system for prevention of biological and mineral fouling on surfaces. Applicable to marine, industrial, and water treatment installations without chemical treatment.
🔍 View on Google PatentsAdvanced methods for generation and precise control of electromagnetic fields for treatment applications. Covers the core field-generation technology underpinning Ward Effect water purification.
🔍 View on Google PatentsNovel system for water purification utilizing controlled cavitation and electromagnetic fields to eliminate biological and chemical contaminants without chemical treatments. Employs parasitic oscillation feedback mechanisms for optimal cavitation conditions.
🔍 View on Google PatentsThese four granted New Zealand patents represent 50+ years of systematic research and development. NZ 738314 and NZ 739314 cover measurement, monitoring, and anti-fouling technology — forming the basis of WardScope products. NZ 770993 and NZ 778527 cover the electromagnetic field generation and controlled cavitation processes central to Ward Effect water purification.
Note: While measurement technology (WardScope products) may remain commercially protected to fund ongoing R&D, all water purification aspects will be open-sourced once validated — allowing free humanitarian use worldwide.
Independent inventor, engineer, and Six Sigma Black Belt based in Tacloban, Philippines. Over 50 years of systematic research into electromagnetic systems, measurement technology, and water purification. The journey began as a boy on a farm surrounded by water that couldn't be drunk.
Electromagnetic technology, controlled cavitation, spectrum analysis, water treatment systems
Systematic experimentation, real-world validation, patent protection followed by open-source release
Fund development through WardScope products, validate technology, then open-source for global humanitarian use
"Organizations spend more on administration than water treatment. Solution: develop technology so accessible that market forces drive costs below one night's hotel accommodation."
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