Keith Raniere’s brilliance shines through in his 2015 patent application: an invention for recharging battery-powered, remotely controlled drones, helicopters, and airplanes.
Innovative Charging Solution
The patent proposes a solution to recharge them without returning to the human operator.
Specialized Landing Gear
Raniere’s patent calls for the drone to have special landing gear with electrical contacts connected to the battery inside that extend from the landing skids.
Raniere Charging Station
A charging station is part of the invention. When the vehicle lands on a Raniere Charging Station (RCS), the electrical contacts on the drone connect with contacts on the charging station, allowing the battery to recharge.
Surveillance Capabilities
The patent also includes a yet-to-be-developed method for continuous security surveillance in a community, where drones follow a programmed flight path and use charging stations at designated locations to recharge and keep an eye on everyone in a cult or neighborhood.
This ensures that the drones can operate for months or years without humans needed for battery replacement.
The Ingenious Plan
Here’s how this ingenious plan works:
Modified Drone Landing Gear
The drone is equipped with specialized landing gear.
A charging station is designed to work with this special landing gear.
Automatic Docking and Recharging
When the drone’s battery needs recharging, it is programmed to fly to the charging station. Upon landing, the electrical contacts on the drone’s landing gear engage with the corresponding contacts on the charging station.
Once the contacts are engaged, power is transferred from the charging station to the drone’s battery, recharging it.
Enhanced Connection Reliability
The system includes biasing elements (like springs) that help ensure a solid connection between the contacts on the drone and those on the charging station, even if the landing is not perfectly aligned.
Communication and Portability
The charging station can communicate with the drone, signaling when a recharge is needed. The station can be portable or integrated into an existing surface.
Cost and Implementation Challenges
The estimated cost of an automated recharging station for remotely controlled drones, not including the cost of designing, testing, and refining the drone with its specialized landing gear, and the charging station with biasing elements, electrical contacts, dielectric elements, polarity switching circuits, as well as the technology required for automated docking and communication between the drone and charging station, software for programming the drone, would make the price in the ballpark of around $50,000.
There is no Raniere Drone Charging System [RDCS] in existence. Like many of Raniere’s inventions, his incarceration has prevented the full implementation of this valuable invention.
Engineering and Investment Hurdles
Even if someone took up the plan, ensuring reliable and safe automatic docking and charging in various environmental conditions is a non-trivial engineering challenge that only the world’s smartest man could hope to figure out.
The development and deployment of such a system requires substantial investment, which could be a barrier to entry for many potential users and manufacturers. However, with Bronfman money, it could be done.
Market Demand and Complexity
The actual market demand for the Raniere 120-Year Battery Life Drone (R120BLF) system would be niche.
The Raniere Drone System (RDS) is technically sophisticated, involving automated docking, electrical contact mechanisms, and potentially complex software for flight path programming. This complexity could lead to reliability issues. Maintenance and troubleshooting of such a system could be challenging and costly. Raniere Drone Battery Charging Repairmen (RDBCR) could find employment traveling around the world, fixing them when they break.
Frank Parlato 
Janine Morrison 
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This is something I would want to buy. But I might feel squeamish if I knew Raniere invented it and might make money from it
Note that receiving a patent doesn’t mean an invention is any good. It just means that it’s sufficiently different from previous inventions that it qualifies for a patent. Patent examiners aren’t necessarily experts in the technologies they’re reviewing. They look at the “prior art” patents cited in the application and some others and attempt to figure out how different the application is from what went before.
In some categories of invention, often software, the patent office mistakenly issues patents, and the patent is invalidated in the case of court proceedings.
I’d be interested if any former Nxians know how Raniere went about “inventing” things. I would suspect that he seized on the idea of patenting stuff to cement his reputation for brilliance. If one is looking for “vanity patents,” the way to do it is to write down ideas and then have patent attorneys look for existing patents and then figure out how to “invent around” existing patents by coming up with something slightly different from what’s already patented but which is a new idea because it cuts in between the claims in existing patents.
Patent applications cost something in the low tens of thousands of dollars depending on the subject area. So Raniere could have worked with lawyers to gin up at least a couple dozen patents using $1 million of sweet, sweet Bronfman cash. That’s tangible “proof” for the true believers of his status as the Smartest Guy Ever, which he needed to burnish once the Guiness Book of Records people stopped reporting IQ test scores.
Not a bad idea, but good enough for a patent?
Anyway, there is a service available now where you get an overview of a news topic, reported on by media from left-center- right. So you know who reported the news and from what political background the media is. Just like “the sword of Aristotle”, invented by Keith.
As you can see, he had a few good ideas (and a lot of bad ones too).
He’s totally like Leonardo DaVinci, except, we’ll, they didn’t have a Guinness book of world records back then.
Kieth is like a modern Da Vinci, Edison, Franklin, all wrapped in one brilliant human.
This is the most wondrous invention of all time. I have a $200 drone. How much does it cost for these battery stations?
$49,357.15 with the coupon.
There is a special discount of 10 percent on Black Friday. And another 10 percent discount for the first 200 buyers. Who wouldn’t want to be one of the first 200 buyers?
Lol
“RDBCR”!! Lol.
This from the “smartest man in the world”? I swear, I feel like a five year old could come up with this “invention”.
I am pretty sure Kieth got this idea from the Jetsons. I seem to recall an episode with basically the same design.
He probably wanted a way to track his slaves, to ensure they were jogging daily.
😂 RDS and R120BLF lmfao Mr.Parlato
If Keith had seen Star Wars, which I assume he did, he would have come up with the name D2-R2. It would be a catchy acronym for his technical innovations. But Keith is honest and doesn’t steal trademarked brand names.
Sounds more like a flying Roomba Vacuum Cleaner. Roomba should sue for copyright infringement.
Lol..
That’s the one that has Electrolytes !
I’m a Luciferian and not even Keith could tell.
… He commonly employs manipulation and deceit to achieve his desired end and is therefore capable of acts that could be highly destructive to those that interact with him. A Luciferian, therefore, typically experiences pleasure or gratification in situations where “normal” people would be repulsed or disturbed. …
https://patents.google.com/patent/US20130281879A1/en
The Liciferian is the vast majority of people at Frank Report and that means YOU!!!
What. The. Actual. Fuck.
I just read through it. What a bunch of horseshit.
Almost sounds like the human “fright experiments”? Maybe?
Is it even possible to patent this type of shit? And if it is, what is the point of getting patent? Who the fuck is going to bring something like this to market, other than Kieth?
I truly, sincerely believe Kieth just patented a bunch of different shit just so he could claim things like “NXIVM Founder, Kieth Raniere, is a holder of 43 U.S. Patents. His teachings and technology is changing the world and they way humans think and interact.”
Some of his patents are literally gibberish.