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What would be the purpose in such a thing?
If merely private experimentation, the world is your oyster.
If for potential commercial sales, dead in the water.
In trying to market something like this, you ask yourself several key questions, and the most important one of those is- does it offer anything better than what's out there now?
Followed by:
How is it better?
What does it do better?
What niche does it fit?
Would a substantial market segment show enough interest to justify the start-up?
Can it be shown to have sufficient advantages over existing technology to overcome traditionalist preferences?
Could financing be arranged for something as radical as this?
Could ANY existing manufacturer be persuaded to buy your idea?
Is it worth patenting yourself?
And, finally- is it even remotely practical?
What I see here would not be commercially viable, if that's your goal.
Denis
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