I am the inventor of the world's first working Carnot heat engine — operating on a true Ca…

I am the inventor of the world's first working Carnot heat engine — operating on a true Carnot cycle (isothermal expansion → adiabatic expansion → isothermal compression → adiabatic compression). The Carnot cycle has been the theoretical efficiency ceiling since 1824, but no practical implementation existed until now. Patent pending. Key characteristics: - Genuine Carnot-cycle thermodynamics — theoretically maximum thermal efficiency - Runs on temperature differentials below 2°C — current prototype uses aluminum cans and plastic tubing with water as piston medium - No crankshaft needed — outputs rotational power directly - Multiple configurations: rotary, reciprocating, annular-kinetic, hollow-tube variants - Can fully replace Stirling engines/heat pumps, and potentially other heat engines at higher temperature differentials Target applications: ocean thermal energy (OTEC), industrial waste heat recovery, low-grade geothermal, solar thermal, body-heat harvesting. Seeking energy companies, manufacturers, research institutes, and investors for co-development or licensing. Open to multiple simultaneous global partnerships. Prototype videos & animations: https://saintthor.github.io/carnot/?lang=en