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English: Image of the structure of a scrollerwheel from its patent.
Sandia Atomic Labs "Rolamite Principle" finally displays "Continuous Rotary Motion" with friction so low that it needs no lubrication. This successfully completes the task begun in 1968 by Sandia Atomic Labs with the first mechanical principle to emerge in 300 years (since the clutch). Although the ROLAMITE, the linear version of this technology is in the public domain, The ScrollerWheel is NOT in the Public Domain The patent is owned by Erik Brinkman at http://www.erikbrinkman.com/scroller |
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