Dakila Pesquisas is expanding its initiatives through three main fronts: Ratanabá, quantum energy, and aerial mobility. These activities are conducted by Urandir Fernandes de Oliveira from the Zigurats City, located in Corguinho, Mato Grosso do Sul, approximately 88 kilometers from Campo Grande.
Ratanabá: Dakila's line of investigation
Ratanabá constitutes one of the study lines of Dakila Pesquisas. The investigations employ LiDAR technology, which consists of recording the terrain using laser pulses, allowing research without causing deforestation in the Apiacás Lines, in Mato Grosso. The archaeologist and geographer Saulo Ivan Nery prepared a technical report indicating that the landscape has anthropic origins. In 2023, the group presented a paper on this subject at the 14th National Symposium on Geomorphology, held in Corumbá, Mato Grosso do Sul.
According to the survey, the monitored area covers 95 hectares, containing at least 30 blocks, 30 streets, and a main road over 16 kilometers long. It is important to note that nothing is removed, collected, altered, or transported from the studied sites; only records are made, which are communicated to IPHAN, and findings are sent to the competent bodies, always with monitoring and protocols alongside relevant specialists and institutions.
Zigurats City: the center of the ecosystem
Zigurats City, conceived and realized by Urandir, functions as a hub dedicated to experiential tourism, astronomical studies, and independent research, also serving as the headquarters for the Dakila Ecosystem. Its structures, characterized by being rounded and vaulted, were designed to withstand extreme climatic variations, seismic shocks, and electromagnetic anomalies, establishing it as an open-air laboratory. For visitors, the location offers a combination of architectural appreciation, opportunities for astronomical study, and direct contact with ongoing research.
During field activities, participants have the chance to attend lectures that deepen the research topics and learn about the products and services offered by the Dakila ecosystem.
Quantum Energy Multigenerator
Among the technological novelties presented is the Quantum Energy Multigenerator, which was officially launched to the public. This equipment was developed with the objective of providing constant energy and feedback, inspired by the concepts of Nikola Tesla. It aims to meet the demand for innovative and alternative energy sources, with planned applications for residences, vehicles, and industries. Nikola Tesla, recognized as an inventor and electrical engineer, is frequently cited in debates about alternative energy.
Skyros: the largest agricultural aircraft
The Skyros project represents the beginning of an aeronautical condominium future within Zigurats City itself. It is an eVTOL capable of taking off and landing vertically, eliminating the need for runways, which significantly expands operational possibilities in hard-to-reach areas.
Research becoming reality
With a trajectory exceeding 30 years, Dakila integrates research, technology, and visiting experiences. From the mapping of Ratanabá to energy and aviation launches, the Dakila Ecosystem consolidates itself as a tangible reality, where the exploration of the unknown stimulates human progress. In Zigurats, innovation transcends distant promise, gaining address, physical structure, and active projects.
Information about research, projects, and the visitation schedule can be found on the official website of Dakila Pesquisas.