R&D is not for the faint of heart.

R&D is not for the faint of heart.

Every breakthrough technology undergoes three critical phases: concept, development, and commercialization. In the case of automotive engines, that process took 31 years, from 1861 to 1888 the firs sale of theBenz Motorwagen. The development of the Kamtech OBE system has followed a similarly demanding path—one built on dedication rather than full-time commitment. Our motivation was to advance energy conservation and create a cleaner, more peaceful world. This same motivation has long driven renowned academicians, whose groundbreaking innovations often go unnoticed beyond rarely read technical papers. But history has proven one constant: success often follows lots of failures.

We are ready!

We are ready!

After a long journey of problem-solving, redesigning, building, and testing multiple prototypes. Eventually, Earthstar’s production version clearly demonstrated the efficiency advantage of the radial cam concept over the conventional 4-stroke engine. Along the way, countless modifications were made—the team lost track of how many. Developing the Rad Cam engine has been an intense and costly process! But now the team has finally found the solutions that work as well powering and EV as it does a light aircraft.