Casimir Inc tar in kapital för vakuumenergienhet

15 maj 2026

Rapporterad av AI

Casimir Inc har lämnat sin dolda fas med betydande riskkapitalstöd för att utveckla en enhet som utvinner energi från vakuum med hjälp av Casimir-effekten. Startup-företaget hävdar att deras teknik kan producera kontinuerlig fri energi genom kvanttunnelering mellan fixerade plattor och pelare. Tillkännagivandet väcker förnyat intresse för grundarnas tidigare arbete med en elektromagnetisk drivkraft.

Företaget kopplar sin metod till Casimir-effekten, en verklig kvantfysikalisk effekt där virtuella partiklar skapar ett tryck mellan tätt placerade metallplattor. Casimir Inc föreslår att man fixerar plattorna och lägger till pelare så att elektroner tunnelerar asymmetriskt, vilket skapar en spänning som driver en ansluten last. De uppger att mätningar redan visar det förutspådda spänningsfallet, vilket stöds av en artikel i Physical Review Research från 2026.

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