UTAH, USA (Commodity Online): As the whole world is celebrating the 40th anniversary of the ‘giant leap for mankind’, a new patent –pending technology using robots raises hopes for one more giant leap for robot-kind. New Shadow Shaping technology creates images on the Moon that can be seen from Earth.
Robots are used to create several small ridges in the lunar dust over large areas that capture shadows and shape them to form logos, domains names, memorials or even portraits. Talk about the Man in the Moon! You can even carve your initials in a heart to impress your sweetheart, according to the firm Moon Publicity Inc.
The advertising potential is mind-boggling. Never in history have companies been able to penetrate every market on Earth, reach every person on the planet, and touch them at an emotional level only possible with the beauty of the Moon on a starlit night. Twelve billion eyeballs looking at your logo in the sky for several days every month. And since there is no atmosphere on the Moon, the images last for thousands of years.
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"Finally dependency on government to travel beyond Earth is over," says inventor David Kent Jones. "This new commercial incentive will turbo charge space technology development. Shadows are just the beginning; eventually robots will be planting crops on other planets."
Beginning July 20, 2009, the fortieth anniversary of man's first step on the Moon, exclusive licensing for this patent pending technology is publicly available. Moon Publicity is accepting bids from accredited investors and companies for 44 lunar regions until October 20, 2009. You could license moon-imaging technology potentially worth a fortune in advertising value for about the cost of an SUV. Minimum bids start as low as $46,000. For Shadow Shaping is patent pending (Patent Application 61/150,054) technology that can be used to create images on the surface of the Moon that are visible from Earth, claims the company Practical uses for these images include advertising and memorials.
The moon is covered with a fine dust that can be compacted to create shadow patterns. An excellent example of this is man’s first step on the moon.
Shadow Shaping inventor David Kent Jones is the president of Moon Publicity, LLC, founded in 2008. David has over twenty-years experience as an engineer and entrepreneur. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Computer engineering from Brigham Young University and a Master’s degree from the University of Utah in Bioengineering. David designed and programmed robots for many years in the pharmaceutical industry. He also helped create infant ventilators, military training systems, armored vehicles, bomb detectors and satellite communication terminals. (Courtesy: PRNewswire)
