The pull-through drive system is made of an inverting tube of rapidly migrating smart gas that surrounds 80 percent of the vehicle's exterior. The tube stabilizes the car and creates a cushion layer that allows vehicles to slide by each other. Excess energy created during vehicle operation is released by a layer of heat-transferring molecules on the outer surface of the tube. This lets the car climb vertical or inverted surfaces. In the car of the future, nanocarriers will distribute fuel to all systems, where molecular engines will burn it on demand.
Energy is generated by a hybrid solar-hydrogen system.
A network of capillaries, coated with solar cells, runs across the car surface. Water flowing through the capillaries is broken down into its basic elements. The hydrogen molecules are split into electrons, which are harnessed as energy, and protons, which are recombined with oxygen to form water that flows back to the capillaries. Inc. All rights reserved.