History
Bailey Power Systems was founded by Ken Bailey, inventor of the first portable hydrogen fuel cell and an industry insider since its inception.
Early on, Bailey recognized hydrogen's potential to eliminate the harmful emissions produced by carbon-based fuels, especially diesel. During the development of the current technology, Bailey has given demonstrations of his findings to scientists from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and other premier research institutions, including discussion with a physicist who was part of the elite team of scientists from the Manhattan Project. Bailey's other energy innovations include the first automotive hydrogen fueling system and the first retro-fit for diesel vehicles.
The list of technology patents issued to Bailey is extensive, and includes innovations that led to the development of satellite television services and the secure transmission of payments by credit card. Bailey’s other innovation work includes collaborating with Marty Cooper (inventor of cellular phones), Sol Heytow, (airport metal detectors and wands); Sheldon Howard, (cruise control for U.S. cars); Selwyn Lissak (holograms) and Earl Muntz, whose invention and promotion of the four-track car stereo simplified otherwise complicated electronic devices to enable widespread adoption by consumers.
Leadership Team
Kenneth S. Bailey
Founder & Chairman
For more than 30 years, Mr. Bailey has been involved in the development of cutting-edge technologies. Mr. Bailey is the founder of Bailey Power Systems and several other companies. As an entrepreneur and and serial inventor with more than 35 international patents, Ken has collaborated with other prominent inventors tha
Founder & Chairman
For more than 30 years, Mr. Bailey has been involved in the development of cutting-edge technologies. Mr. Bailey is the founder of Bailey Power Systems and several other companies. As an entrepreneur and and serial inventor with more than 35 international patents, Ken has collaborated with other prominent inventors that have changed human history. Collaborations include Marty Cooper, cellular phones; Selwyn Lissak, holograms; Sheldon Howard, cruise control; Sol Heytow, airport metal detectors; Earl Muntz, big screen televisions; and Van Mead, contact lenses. In addition, Ken led subscription movie services at Baltimore Home Theater, Hoosier Home Theater, Best Vison, American Cable, and RSTV Technology in Australia. Ken started TVRO Satellite Dish industry across the United States and Australia. Ken has lived abroad in Canada, Japan, Fij, Australia, New Zealand, Maui, Hawaii, France and 10 U.S. States.