Internationally Awarded Inventor & Engineer
Dr. George Egely is an internationally awarded inventor and doctoral engineer, with decades of research in energy, innovation, and human potential.
Recipient of multiple international awards across Europe, the USA, and Asia for innovation and invention.
The Journey of a Scientist and Explorer
Dr. George Egely was born in 1950 in Hungary and showed an early interest in science and engineering. He graduated as a thermal engineer from the Technical University of Budapest in 1974 and later earned his doctorate in engineering in 1982. After completing his studies, he joined the Nuclear Energy Research Institute (KFKI) of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences as a research engineer. A major turning point came during his 1980–1981 fellowship in the United States at Brookhaven National Laboratory, supported by the International Atomic Energy Agency. During that time, Egely encountered a wide range of scientific and philosophical literature that had not been easily available in Hungary.
These discoveries, including alternative energy research and the work of pioneers such as Tesla, strongly shaped his thinking and opened the door to a new direction of inquiry. Egely’s path extended far beyond conventional laboratories. During his university years and later, he traveled across the Middle East and Asia, including Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, India, and later the Philippines. These experiences introduced him to long-standing concepts of life energy, including prana, chi, and ki. By the early 1980s, he had become deeply committed to exploring whether such phenomena could be observed and documented through experimental methods.
Vision: Making Life Energy Measurable
From the mid-1980s onward, Dr. Egely focused on a bold and unconventional goal: making life energy measurable. His work at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences between 1984 and 1986 included controlled experiments with hundreds of participants, examining how concentration, emotional state, and mental focus might relate to measurable physical effects. These experiments helped shape the early foundation for what would later become the Egely Wheel.
Throughout the late 1980s and early 1990s, Egely continued refining his ideas through experimentation and engineering development. His aim was to create a simple, reliable device that could make subtle human energy interactions observable through movement. This vision led to the Egely Wheel, a portable instrument designed to register changes associated with vitality.
After more than a decade of research and development, the invention reached a major milestone with patent registration in 1989, helping secure its technological distinctiveness. The product was introduced in 1994, following an early community-supported fundraising effort in Hungary that helped make production possible. Beyond the device itself, Egely has remained committed to sharing his work through books, lectures, and media appearances. His work consistently emphasizes life energy as a subject for observation, experimentation, and personal exploration.
Research, Innovation & Publications
Since the early 1990s, Dr. Egely has been dedicated to independent research and innovation, and in 1993 the Egely Research and Development Ltd. was established for the production and marketing of the Egely Wheel. Over the decades, he has explored questions at the intersection of engineering, experimentation, and human potential, published numerous books, and presented his work at exhibitions and public events. His multidisciplinary approach combines technical rigor with a long-standing interest in expanding the boundaries of scientific exploration.
...but behind every successful man is a strong woman...
Dr. Magdolna Dús, born in 1955, has been an essential figure in both the scientific and personal story behind the Egely Wheel. She graduated from the József Attila University of Szeged in 1978 as a software designer mathematician and later earned her PhD in 1984. After graduation, she joined the Nuclear Energy Research Institute (KFKI) of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. It was there that she met George Egely, with whom she worked from the start, and they married a year later.
From the beginning, the Egely Wheel was a shared project, shaped by curiosity, complementary expertise, and long-term dedication. Magdolna played a key role in the research and experimental phases of development. She actively contributed to collecting case studies, supporting research on spherical lightning, and conducting and documenting energy transfer experiments with students.
Her structured and analytical approach brought clarity and discipline to a field that often sits at the edge of conventional inquiry. Beyond her direct contributions, she has also been a constant source of support throughout decades of development. While Dr. Egely became the more visible public face of the invention, Magdolna’s role has been deeply foundational behind the scenes. Their work stands as a rare example of true intellectual partnership, where innovation emerged through a shared journey.
Europe, the USA, and Asia.
Recognized with multiple international invention awards - click to see all
Honored with the Gold Medal at the Geneva International Exhibition of Inventions and top recognition at INPEX (USA), among leading international innovation fairs.
Story of the Egely Wheel
From vision to invention.
Early 1980s
Scientific Exploration of Human Energy
At the heart of the Egely Wheel lies a deep scientific curiosity about the relationship between human consciousness and physical reality. Through experimental work involving hundreds of participants, the research explored how attention, emotional state, and mental clarity might relate to measurable physical effects. These early investigations suggested that focused and engaged participants often produced stronger and more consistent results, pointing toward a meaningful connection between inner state and external response. This work opened a new direction: making subtle human energy interactions observable and measurable.
1984–1993
Discovery & Early Experiments
Over nearly a decade of continuous experimentation, the core idea behind the Egely Wheel gradually took shape. Through carefully designed tests, including experiments in which participants attempted to influence physical movement without direct contact, a new perspective on human energy interaction began to emerge. These early discoveries formed the basis for a measurable phenomenon, bridging scientific curiosity with experiential observation and ultimately leading to the concept of a device capable of visualizing vitality.
1987–1993
Development of the Device
During this intensive development phase, Dr. Egely and Dr. Magdolna Dús tested hundreds of mechanical combinations, bearings, and materials to find the most effective design. Input from yoga masters, energy healers, friends, and acquaintances also informed the process. After years of iteration, the 72-spoke wheel proved to be the most effective structure and remains the design in use today. This period marked a true engineering journey from early prototypes to a refined and highly sensitive instrument.
1989
Patent & Intellectual Protection
Patent registration marked a major milestone in the development of the Egely Wheel. It helped protect the invention and supported its wider recognition as a unique technical device. This step also laid the groundwork for future production, public presentation, and broader adoption.
1989–1994
Market Launch & Community Support
Following patent registration, the Egely Wheel moved toward market launch in 1994 after more than a decade of research and development. Its introduction was supported by an early community-backed fundraising effort in Hungary, where enthusiasts helped raise the funds needed for mass production. The product was presented in a polished format and reflected international ambitions from the very beginning.
1990s
International Recognition & Media Presence
The introduction of the Egely Wheel drew attention in both domestic and international settings. Articles, interviews, exhibitions, and public appearances helped spread awareness of the device and its underlying ideas. Over time, this visibility contributed to growing international interest and positioned the Egely Wheel as a distinctive and thought-provoking innovation.
1995–2000s
Expansion & Technological Innovation
As interest in the Egely Wheel continued to grow, further development created new ways to observe and document measurements. This opened the door to a more analytical approach, including deeper review of patterns over time. At the same time, international collaborations and practical demonstrations broadened the scope of how the device could be used and understood.
Late 2000s
Serial Production & Scaling Operations
Following the completion of technical drawings and production planning, the focus shifted toward serial manufacturing. As demand expanded across regions, logistics and distribution became more structured and reliable. Plastic injection molds were developed to support production at scale, helping ensure greater consistency and efficiency. This phase marked the transition from experimental development to structured manufacturing.
2010s–Today
Global Growth & Modern Success
In recent years, the Egely Wheel has continued to reach a broad international audience. Ongoing interest, modern presentation, and continued development have helped sustain its presence within the global wellness, spiritual and personal development space. Built on decades of research and engineering, it remains a distinctive device for those exploring vitality, focus, and human potential.
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Global Impact in Numbers
A measurable journey of growth, trust, and international reach—built over decades of research, innovation, and a continuously expanding global community.
