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WALKING ON WATER MADE POSSIBLE
Walking on the
Charles River, MA - Demo Video of Prototype
WE CURRENTLY DO NOT
OFFER A WALK-ON-WATER PRODUCT
We do offer licenses to manufacture and distribute commercial products
using our walking-on-water invention.
We are also offering for sale U.S. utility patents US #6,764,363
and #7,121,910 entitled "Upright human floatation apparatus and
propulsion mechanism therefor".
Please contact us for
details
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Walking
on the Charles River, Massachusetts
From ancient
Egypt and Greece to India and China
- people have always dreamt of walking on water.
Snowshoes make it
possible to walk in deep snow, and now our patented invention (US #6,764,363
and US #7,121,910)
enables walking on water.
Another Human Dream Materialized
In Boston, 1858 -H.R. Rowlands had experimented with
walking on water
long before the Wright brothers tried solving another crazy dream:
human flight.
Rowlands and other inventors that followed over the past centuries
tried
hard and were granted numerous patents but achieved little real
progress -Walking on water is an elusive and complex technical
problem involving
mainly stability, control and
efficient conversion of the legs' movement into effective propulsion.
We solved this problem in 2002 and our invention is protected by U.S.
Patents No. 6,764,363 and 7,121,910.
Walking on the Charles River,
Massachusetts
How It's Done
Our invention makes it possible for a person to
walk on
water at a near normal
gait without using any additional accessory.
The user gets into the pontoons on dry land, steps into the water
and simply keeps going forward after losing contact with solid
ground. Bindings are not necessary.
Slow current, small waves, mild wind and underwater
obstacles offer little problem and walking through thin ice is quite
easy. The user is changing direction by shifting his weight and
changing the direction of his feet and legs.
When going back to land the water walker just walks towards shore and
gradually steps out of the water with his feet still inside the
pontoons.
Using this invention people may navigate on water in a manner
substantially similar to the
way they do on dry land, but not as easily and swiftly: Snow shoeing is
a good analogy.
The invention also enables jumping on water (see photo).
Stepping
becomes unnecessary
with a strong wind is blowing in a favorable direction.
Possible Applications
- We see possible products in the fields of
outdoor
sports and recreation
- When used for fishing the invention offers
good
mobility
and the ability to cast standing in full confidence
- Special models could be used in ice rescue
operations
Walking
on the water - Cohasset Harbor, Massachusetts
What does Wavewalk do?
Wavewalk,
Inc. is a company specializing in Micronautics, that
is the design of aquatic sports products and small watercrafts.
We manufacture and sell direct the W Kayak, which is based on another
proprietary technology that we developed.
W
Kayak 'Walking On Waves' Demo Video (2 minutes)
The W Kayak technology is protected by U.S. utility
patent number 6,871,608 entitled "Twin hull personal watercraft"
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...-"Yet he was
quickly gliding along like a cross-country skier.
Rosen stayed upright and asked if I'd like to give it a shot."
"The
Dreamer"
Article by Stephen
Jermanok
The
Boston Globe 09/26/2004
"Inventing
a Way to Walk on Water"
Article by Teresa
Riordan
The New York Times 08/02/2004
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Wavewalking...
Click images to go to Wavewalk's website
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