Sixto Fernando Ramos, a blind peruvian engineer of 63 years,
rose to fame this week in his country after receiving an international award
for creating a system that could solve the global energy problem by multiplying
the force generated by a engine as many times as they want.
With the "force multiplier system", an invention he
devised 15 years ago, as it lost vision, this humble engineer won the bronze
medal in the category of mechanical and industrial processes of the fortieth edition
of the International Exhibition of Inventions held in Geneva (Switzerland) last
week.
Ramos told Efe that his system is "capable of moving a boat with...