Contrur: cone-shaped geometric structures
Description
“Contur” is an experimental product developed for a technological and scientific exploration of the shape effect that can affect biological, chemical, electronic and environmental systems. The system consists of cones inserted into each other on 0, 1/3 or 1/2 of their height (the focus position of 0%, 33% or 50%). Each cone is made from organic polymer coated by copper from both sides. Minimal thickness of each polymer/copper layer is 0.3 mm. Cones have a golden ratio in relation between the height and the base diameter.
The small size system has 3 or 4 cones with 0% or 33% focus position, the middle size generator — 5 or 7 cones with 0% and 33% focus position. Change of the focus position can be performed by users.
Applications
- diverse experiments with the shape effect
- passive generation of weak non-EM emission based on the shape effect
- exploring “the effect of pyramid”
- structural amplifiers for long-range signal transmission on receiver or transmitor sides
- experimental systems for exploring the imprinting effect with different modulating materials and feedback loops
Delivery
- Large copper-biopolymer cones, assembled or partially assembled (to reduce the risk of transpotration damages) in an acryl box
- Small copper-biopolymer cone, assembled in the back part of the device
- Small copper-biopolymer cone + metal cone for assembling in the front part (not assembled)
- Description
Versions provided for eBay/Amazon/Etsy
- a – 3 cones with the focus position 0%
- b – 4 cones with the focus position 33%
- c – 5 cones with the focus position 0%
- d – 7 cones with the focus position 33%
Publications
- Mocholí, A., Mocholí, F., Milián-Sánchez, V. et al. Variability of coil inductance measurements inside an interleaving structure. Sci Rep 12, 16272 (2022), doi : 10.1038/s41598-022-20391-5
- I.R.Kumar, N.V.C.Swamy, and H.R.Nagendra. Effect of pyramids on microorganisms. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge, 4(4):373-379, 2005
- Maher A.A. Abdelsamie, Russly Abdul Rahman, Shuhaimi Mustafa,Pyramid Shape Power as a New Halal-compliant Food Preservation and Packaging Technique, Procedia – Social and Behavioral Sciences, Volume 121, doi: 10.1016j.sbspro.2014.01.1124.2014
- Jie Teng, Yuming Chen, Yu Chen, Qian Feng, Lin Wang, Mengmei Li, Zhongzhen Cai and Xuemei Bai, The Influence of Pyramid Structure on Cells. Biomed J Sci & Tech Res 41(1)-2022. BJSTR. MS.ID.006537, doi 10.26717/BJSTR.2022.41.006537
- Cybertronica Research, The generator ‘Contur’. Innovation column, IJUS, 11(4), p.65, 2016
- S. Kernbach. Unconventional research in USSR and Russia: short overview. 2013/2022, http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4136176
- S.N.Maslobrod, Distant impact of cone-shaped geometrical structures on bio-isometry of seedlings, International Journal of Unconventional Science, 11(4), pp. 54-57, 2016
- S.Kernbach, The shape effect (rus), IJUS, 15-16(5), 63-82, 2017
- S. Kernbach, O. Kernbach, Impact of structural elements on high frequency non-contact conductometry (rus), IJUS, 12-13(4), 47-68, 2016