A rotating apparatus comprising a base, at least two elongate retaining arms extending a length between first and second ends, each of the at least two retaining arms rotatably supported by the base along a horizontal axis proximate to the second end and a slot extending through each of the at least two retaining arms from the first end of each of the at least two retaining arms. The apparatus further comprises a ball retained within the slot, and a concave ball guide secured to the base wherein the concave ball guide is passed through the slot as the at least two retaining arms are moved therepast.

An intelligent clean energy generator contains: a case mounted on a base and accommodating a body. The body includes an accommodation chamber and an eccentric shaft, wherein a guide structure is defined in the accommodation chamber and includes a guiding face and a groove configured to guide a rotation stein. At least one flywheel is serially connected on the eccentric shaft, and each flywheel includes multiple inertial members, each of the multiple inertial members has a seat, a coupling bolt, and the rotation stein, wherein a distance between the rotation stein and the coupling bolt of each inertial member is identical fixedly. The seat has a slide rod on which a counterweight block is disposed, each flywheel is polygonal, and the rotation stein of each inertial member is movably arranged on each of corners of each flywheel so as to match with an energy release zone.

The present invention is energy machine of constant imbalance that forces continual rotation in one direction. An embodiment of this instant invention could include upper and lower spindles, outer and inner ratchet-pulleys, multiple sliders, multiple weight-units resembling enclosed-housings having heavy balls, or liquid, that could be positioned into downward slopes along which the balls would roll, or the liquid would flow, in order to line-up along the locked fast descending outer ratchet-pulley-belts and in order to line-up along the locked slow ascending inner ratchet-pulley-belts, whereupon inevitable natural constant imbalance would be created that is capable to overcome any expected frictions while yielding useful energy output.

Society today is heavily dependent on electricity for everyday life. There are many different types of electrical generators. The present invention uses the concept of a conventional swing to produce electricity. On a conventional swing, humans are the prime movers, keeping the swing in motion by body movements and pumping the legs. The present invention produces rotation in a generator by operating a prime mover that mimics these human movements on a conventional swing. In the present invention, a mechanized prime Mover, in human form, takes the place of a person's body movements to keep the swing in motion.

A gravity-lever-actuated rotating engine which emulates a perpetual motion machine by appearing to produce more energy than is required to power the engine. The gravity-lever-actuated rotating engine produces energy by utilizing a combination of forces, such as gravity, centrifugal force, and air pressure, causing a lever arm featuring shifting weights to rotate about an axis. Accordingly, the gravity-lever-actuated rotating engine appears to produce more energy than is required to power the engine due to the utilization of a combination of natural forces, such as gravity and centrifugal force.

An apparatus for supplying torque and a system and method for use of the same are disclosed. In one embodiment of the apparatus, a pair of frames are positioned in a spaced, offset relationship. Each of the frames includes a central hub with arm rails radially extending therefrom. Momentum arms having weighted ends are secured to the pair of frames to form a lattice-like structure. A force, whether hydraulic, wind or from a linear motor, is applied. Each of the momentum arms faces the same direction and maintains a position parallel to the ground during rotation of the apparatus, which may be mechanically coupled to a drive unit for the supply of torque thereto.

An apparatus for gravity-based power generation is described in this disclosure. The apparatus may include: a main shaft; a plurality of radially extending arm assemblies that may be attached to the main shaft from their proximal ends and may be rotatable with the main shaft in a vertical trajectory. Each arm assembly may include an arm and a weight assembly mounted on the arm. Each arm may be configured with an adjustable length and each weight assembly may be configured with an adjustable mass and an adjustable position on its respective arm. The arm assemblies may be kept in a continuous rotational movement along the vertical trajectory by changing at least one of the adjustable length, the adjustable mass, and the adjustable position in predefined regions along the vertical trajectory.

An apparatus for gravity-based power generation is described in this disclosure. The apparatus may include: a main shaft; a plurality of radially extending arm assemblies that may be attached to the main shaft from their proximal ends and may be rotatable with the main shaft in a vertical trajectory. Each arm assembly may include an arm and a weight assembly mounted on the arm. Each arm may be configured with an adjustable length and each weight assembly may be configured with an adjustable mass and an adjustable position on its respective arm. The arm assemblies may be kept in a continuous rotational movement along the vertical trajectory by changing at least one of the adjustable length, the adjustable mass, and the adjustable position in predefined regions along the vertical trajectory.

A rotation generation device is provided that includes: at least one pair of Cylindrical Containers having Chambers therein at each end to receive and discharge a fluid, the Cylindrical Containers interconnected via a tubular member and mounted essentially perpendicular to a Shaft; Threaded Caps with dual nozzles that screw on to each Chamber at the end of the Cylindrical Containers; two or more Pistons, each Piston interconnected to another Piston via a hollow tube, each Piston resides in a sliding relationship in a respective Cylindrical Container and wherein the hollow tube resides in the tubular member, the hollow tube having a length for a first of the two or more pistons to cause one of the Cylindrical Containers to receive fluid as the first piston slides within the respective Cylindrical Container, while a second of the two or more pistons causes another of the Cylindrical Containers to discharge fluid therein; a weight, residing and capable of moving laterally within the hollow tube; Pipes interconnecting adjacent Cylindrical Containers via the Cap nozzles; bellows within each Chamber of the Cylindrical Containers, wherein each bellow attaches on one end to a Piston and at an opposite end to the Chamber of the Cylindrical Container.

A motor device utilizing gravitational and magnetic forces in conjunction with a manual user input of energy. The motor device includes a support frame configured to support a plurality of L-shaped magnetic strips with an axle disposed in a horizontal orientation thereacross. A plurality of levers are mounted to the axle by a linear bearing having an arm slidably disposed therein. The arm has a magnet at each end that is repelled by the magnetic strips, causing the repelled end of the arm to slide through the linear bearing and elongating the opposing end of the arm. This creates an unbalanced fulcrum thereby rotating the arm. As the arm of the first lever rotates, the axle rotates causing all subsequent levers to rotate thereby driving the motor.