What’s Next: From Proof-of-Concept to Acceleration with Innosphere’s Earth & Space Systems Program

In Issue #3, we shared why the Electron Fluid Engine (EFE) matters and how it reframes energy use. Now, in Issue #4, we’re focused on what’s next: moving from proof-of-concept to structured acceleration with Innosphere Ventures.

IRMAD Technologies is moving forward with determination. Our flagship proof-of-concept is protected under a provisional patent, and development is accelerating through coil experimentation, load balancing, and switch management. The time for launch and disciplined scaling of both our business and product has arrived.

 

On September 22, 2025, we reached a milestone with our acceptance into the Innosphere Ventures Earth & Space Systems Accelerator, backed by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and Colorado’s Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT).

 

This program does more than mentor—it connects us with resources, funding networks, and strategic partners who understand the urgency of advancing clean, efficient energy systems.

 

Through this accelerator, we will refine our business model, sharpen go-to-market strategy, and prepare the Electron Fluid Engine (EFE) for classrooms and labs first, then homes and industries. The study model may be compact, but it embodies the architecture we believe will silence skepticism and earn broad support from the community and investors alike.

 

How You Can Help

- Spread the word — Share our website and story with anyone passionate about clean energy and innovation.

- Stay connected — Follow along as we hit milestones; your encouragement keeps momentum strong. Sign up for our newsletter on the website to stay connected.

- Open doors — If you know educators, makers, or organizations who could benefit from the EFE, we’d value an introduction.

 

Every share, every conversation, and every connection helps us move from a working prototype to a movement.

 

In the next issue I'll take you on a deep dive the architecture of the EFE, showing how magnet, coils, and timing form a system that both teaches and inspires.

“Acceptance into the Innosphere Earth & Space Systems Accelerator marks a turning point—fueling our vision to transform energy for classrooms, communities, and beyond.”