In the years between 1989 and 1998, Albat sold LMC technology which was able to influence matter. By means of this technology, special tapes were treated with a laser and magnetic field technique; from a technical viewpoint this technology was far ahead of its development.

In order to optimize the fuel combustion in ignition systems and to speed up the air flow in air filters, these special tapes were integrated into these systems and filters. They were also used to reduce resonance vibrations in, for instance, chassis parts of race-cars.

In 1989, during the official FOCA Formula 1 test drives at Hockenheim, Heiko Albat demonstrated the powerful effect of LMC technology. Two Formula 1 cars of the German rial-Team suffered from monocoques which were too soft. Heiko equipped the chassis parts of these two cars with LMC. The drivers (Le Mans winner Volker Weidler and current RTL Formula 1 commentator Christian Danner) improved their lap time at the Baden Grand Prix circuit by a fantastic 2.4 seconds. In the world of Formula 1, these are huge differences!

Customers for this LMC technology included companies like Volkswagen Motorsport (a subsidiary of the Volkswagen group).

In the nineties, Heiko Albat developed a technology which allowed us to collect free energy. And after that he introduced Albat tachyon products to the market which had a positive influence on all living organisms.

Based on its experiences with LMC and tachyon technology, Albat develops – and that is what makes this company so special – very diverse forms of energetic systems and vibrations for all kinds of applications.

Kyoe Energy, for instance, is an optimum addition to the Tachyon Energy. It accelerates the self-healing processes and has a beneficial effect on inflammation processes.

TriLoc Technology – the most complex energy system developed by Albat – operates autonomously and cleverly, optimizes the efficiency of engines and drive mechanisms and assures better driving characteristics for every vehicle. It is hardly surprising that TriLoc is used in professional sports such as the 24 hour race at Le Mans and the Tour de France.

Heiko Albat's latest development is SM17: a sub-molecular energetic vibration that optimizes the body’s fine movements, reflexes and sense of balance of humans and animals.