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Well, 2010 has arrived and as promised, Steorn opened up to the public in the latter part of 2009. It seems that the December part of their public demonstration was largely a prelude to the January phase. Steorn has indicated a number of activities to look forward to this month – and perhaps there will be other surprises in store not yet made public.

In February, Steorn’s SKDB will be open to developers – and this is where Steorn intends for most of the technological progress involving Orbo to take place. Actually the SKDB has been in operation for a number of years now – there has been somewhat of a pilot group made up of people who took an early interest in Steorn and their technology.

One of the members of this group who goes by the handle CLaNZeR has posted a number of videos and pictures of projects he has been working on within the SKDB. It is clear that he has put in a substantial amount of work in exploring Steorn’s technology. His work can be viewed at his own website at http://www.orbo.org.uk/

A brief greeting was posted on the forum at www.steorn.com today:

Folks,

Hope that you all have a great Holiday – the fun starts in January – hope to see you then.

Thanks,

Steorn

Today is the last day of the December phase of the public demonstration. The demonstration starts up again on January 5th and it sounds like there will be much more information forthcoming during the first part of 2010. Perhaps then Steorn will make greater strides in convincing the world of its claims about Orbo.

At the Waterways Visitors Centre in Dublin, Ireland Steorn has finally launched its Orbo free energy technology to the public.  

At Steorn’s website there is live streaming video of the Orbo device they are displaying as well as new video that provides more information about the device and the technology behind it.

There are two phases for the public demonstation: December 15-23, and January 5-31.  During December there will be talks about Orbo technology by Steorn CEO Sean McCarthy, and in January there will be streaming of “live validation and replication”

So after many years and much controversy Steorn’s technology has finally been made public. Undoubtably there will be intense scrutiny of their device and the claims they make about it, and the controversies will continue, but it appears that Steorn are ready to make their case.