Engineering Intelligent Illumination
High-quality lighting is essential to improving our daily lives. Thanks to advancements in lamp manufacturing, it is now possible to create intelligent lighting systems that can not only illuminate a space but also provide heat and even boil water while significantly reducing electromagnetic radiation (EMR) and lowering your electricity bill. Our plasma-based lamps offer a high-resolution color spectrum and are designed to promote health and support your greenhouse, efficiently heat your home, and boil water. We’re currently designing a proof of concept and will conduct trials with qualified independent third parties in the future.
Independent Scientific Research
Our research company is independent, self-funded, and currently supported by volunteers. This is becoming rare in today’s world, where universities, corporations, or venture capitalists fund many research organizations. These sources of funding often require developing specific aspects of an idea that may not serve the public’s best interests. In contrast, we conduct independent scientific research to develop technologies that benefit society as a whole while remaining profitable.
Our Research: Incontrovertible Science
Through real-world experience, I’ve accumulated over 100,000 hours of technology research and development. This has allowed me to conduct in-depth research on various ideas and concepts. As I explore, I document the findings of scientific professionals who have conducted their own experiments and reached similar conclusions. Artificial intelligence-managed plasma light technologies offer many advantages, including a broader spectrum, higher efficiency, and lower electromagnetic radiation. My father was passionate about advancing lighting technologies throughout his career, and now his vision is finally coming to fruition.
My father, Nikolaos Barakitis, was a research and development engineer for GTE Sylvania Lighting for twenty-five years. He retired with twenty-six U.S. patents under his name. He had designed a high-resolution light spectrum lamp that was intelligent, efficient, and emitted low levels of electromagnetic radiation. He had created this lamp in his home laboratory in 1980.



