"Hydrogen is a very cool reality. Clean, abundant, renewable and cheap. Add a little oxygen and hook it up to a fuel cell and welcome in the hydrogen economy, say goodbye to the internal combustion engine and America's and the World's reliance on fossil fuel." Richard J. Siegel, The Rate of Change, March 9th, 2006.
Lots of successful companies start out in a garage.
We plan to move there. On 11th Avenue, NYC.
The convergence of Electric Vehicles & Augmented Reality w/the advent of Hydrogen & Fuel Cells changes everything.
TheHorseless.com
Projected working autonomous prototype,
Spring of 2022. Central Park, New York City.
"In talks" movie from MoviesStreaming.com
Advanced Electric Vehicle Design
from Pulsati and Pulsati Capital
Wild Prediction: By 2030 an "automobile" and a home will be one and the same. Your home away from home at the very least. Imagine all the options vehicles will have then!!
Wait!! What?? The plan is to reinvent the wheel??
(Yes)
"If not us, who? If not now, when?" JFK
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This company is dedicated to the memory of Robert "Bob" Preston. Bob was a dear friend. An always willing and helpful friend who knew New Energy, investing and Wall Street as well as anyone I've ever met - with his own unique perspective you could not find anywhere else. Bob's ideas were original, his research second to none, and he could zero in on what was important long before anyone else could. My first ride in an EV, Bob was at the wheel. My next was in a Tesla Model S after Bob passed on.
Bob was instrumental in my approach to new energy. When I was offered a new energy "hedge fund" start-up two decades ago, which I had significant reservations in doing, Bob neither tried to talk me into doing a hedge fund which he would have benefited from, nor did he try to talk me out of it which I ultimately did. Bob just loved to meet and talk new energy. Bob could take you through the history of global oil, but he always referenced oil in terms of decline and what was in the inevitable new energy pipeline. My trepidation had to do with the "timing" of it all. We were always way ahead of the curve. An opportunity to run a hedge fund was there. But a return-on-investment in fuel cells, still years away.
We talked Wind, and Fuel Cells and Hydrogen. And a lot of things Bob was just flat-out smarter than me on. Smarter than most anyone on. He knew too that long-term I'd made my bet on Fuel Cells and Hydrogen. So when he called me and asked me to come hear a round table he'd organized on Wind -- a meeting he insisted I must attend no matter what.
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So I went. It is still the best talk on New Energy I've heard. I never thought twice about going to anything Bob was focused on again. He was brilliant.
But what I loved best about this man was that every once and a while he'd pause before he replied to something I was talking about. We often ate lunch at a restaurant in Katonah, New York, called The Blue Dolphin. The food is always excellent. I would say something about what I was doing (which back then was focused on patents & intellectual property). Bob would look up from his lunch, and with some extra thought-time and few fork-fulls of whatever was on this plate, he'd break-it-down and be spot-on.
If today Bob was here and he saw Pulsati, he'd look at me and say (after that extra thought-time that was so uniquely Bob) "so, you're trying to reinvent the wheel." And I would say YES!! Someone got it!! Even if you plan to reinvent the wheel, Bob was never a naysayer. Rather as long as you were talking new energy and new possibilities, Bob was the best friend to share an idea with anyone could have. He knew game-changer ideas can take years, a lot of energy & convincing. Bob was all-in if you were.
Richard J. Siegel