New product development by ehsan bukhari
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The document discusses a new energy production product that utilizes the magnetic power of the Earth. It has no fuel costs and requires no external power. The product directly provides energy to consumers. It works through two connected gear wheels that turn a generator to produce electricity. The document outlines the stages of developing the product, including idea generation, screening, business analysis, market testing, and the goals of removing loadshedding and increasing Pakistan's energy exports and revenue.
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