AIRBUS AND M-CYCLE: LET US FLY TOGETHER
Maisotsenko Cycle at expo booth and on the expert stage
Together with the World Economic Forum, Airbus launched the "Sustainable Mobility Challenge 2021" ideas competition. Over 100 companies, research institutes and individuals took part. Three finalists present their ideas for new mobility at the Expert stage.
For M-Cycle it is a great privilege to be selected to present with Airbus at IAA Mobility Expo in Munich, Sept. 7-12th. We are exhibiting at Open Space Extended booth E01 and at Expert Stage Hall A1 on Sep. 10th at 14:30
Please visit us and follow our social media and experience exterior open space sustainable air conditioning firsthand. You will feel how cool is M-Cycle even on-line.
And thank you Airbus for supporting innovation, enabling smaller start-ups push boundaries, and experiment with new ideas.
AA MOBILITY MUNCHEN: M-CYCLE CALLING
new Maisotsenko cycle technology for airport and transport will be demonstrated next week at Summit and Show on Sustainable Mobility
“Why stop at zero?” This is the inspiring question Airbus Defence and Space asked with its Sustainable Mobility Challenge, which has seen more than 100 teams take up the task and submit ambitious ideas for lowering emissions “beyond zero.” Launched with support from the World Economic Forum, this competition underscores Airbus’ focus on sustainable development, environmental performance, and innovation.
During the “pitching” event at Airbus’ Innovation Factory in Ottobrunn, Germany – where the 10 finalist teams presented their innovative concepts to a distinguished jury panel – three winner teams were selected. Submissions were evaluated primarily based on relevance, scalability, feasibility, and uniqueness.
These three teams – from the United States, Belgium and Israel – now have the chance to join Airbus Defence and Space Innovation at the IAA Mobility conference (to be held September 7-12), where they will demonstrate their solutions.
M-Cycle: deriving energy from air
The first finalist team – from the M-Cycle Industries research and development startup in Denver, Colorado, USA – proposes significant energy savings through the Maisotsenko Thermodynamic Cycle (which is named after M-Cycle founder Dr./Prof. Valeriy Maisotsenko).
This method derives energy straight from air, which is known as psychrometric energy or latent heat. It is a renewable and exceptionally clean energy for production of cold air or heating, water production and water cooling, as well as waste heat recovery.
The unique combination of M-Cycle principles, design and new evaporative material can create a revolutionary evaporative air conditioner and extend the design to dew point water cooling, heat recuperation, water desalination and water from air technologies.
See you to demonstrate us. M-Cycle calling and cooling, driving and ruling.
