SineWaves - Matthew W. Wright

SineWaves - Advanced Power Generation Technologies

SineWaves Inc. has been formed by a group of like minded friends to cultivate an idea inventor Matthew W. Wright had for a new concept regarding micro-power generation, the Co-Axial Turbo Rotary Engine or CATRE.  With a Patent Pending and a working proof of concept currently undergoing development on our in-house dynamo meter, SineWaves is now looking to develop one its more advanced CATRE Configurations, the CATRE-I.  

SineWaves Inc was started when engineer Matthew Wright pulled together 4 friends to invest in his idea for a new engine / generator concept he been sketching.  

Along with filing a Provisional Patent the team decided to build a proof of concept engine to help mature the concept.  Within a year Matt Wright, Curt Mohney, and Randy McGee, along with friends / partners Bryce Kroha & Brian Nese had designed, procured and fabricated the worlds first CATRE.  

Curt and Matt went to Kettering University (formerly GMI) together & later worked together at Saleen in Irvine California where they met Randy and together had great success designing and building performance sports cars.   

A history of remarkable successes already exists between this team of friends and there is only more to come.

Matthew W. Wright

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Professional Education

  • General Motors Institute , M.E - Cognate: Chassis & Engine Design

  • Lean Manufacturing  Practitioner – Goodrich Aero-structures, Chula Vista, CA - 2008

  • Bob Bondurant Driving School (SCCA Licensed) - 2001

Professional Experience

  • 2011–Date:   Ricardo, Inc.    Chief Engineer, Detroit, Mi

  • l2007-2011:   Independent     Engineering Consultant, Ca

  • 2005-2007:   Saleen Inc.      Production Manager, Irvine, Ca

  • 2000-2005:   Saleen Inc.      Lead Engineer Saleen S7 TT , Irvine, Ca

Select Professional Experiences

  • Lead power-train engineer for amphibious tracked vehicle, including engine, cool pack, fuel systems, and transmission interface
  • Powertrain lead engineer for medium volume series hybrid road vehicle
  • Production responsible for ALMS & FIA Competition S7 Race Cars (’06-’07, approx. 8 x cars, including LeMans winning Saleen S7, GTS Class 2010)
  • Production responsible for Saleen S7 Twin Turbo Street Cars (approx. 40 x cars)
  • lDesign responsible, Composite Bodywork, layup schedule & tooling Saleen S7 & S7R
  • Design responsible: S7 Composite Chassis (Chromoly, Aluminum, Nomex, etc)
  • Production responsible for Parnelli Jones 5.0L Saleen Mustangs (‘06-’07, 500 x cars)
  • Engineering Consultant: Arciero -Miller Nitto Tire Development program
  • Pit Captain - 2004 Baja 1000 & 500 Champions, Arciero – Miller Trophy Truck Class
  • Developed Saleen 7.0L Twin Turbo 750 CARB Certified Street Car EngineDesign responsible for twin screw positive displacement supercharger, 3L
Matt Wright, Derk Heartland, Bill Tally, and Steve Saleen,   The race car in the background won Le Mans in 2010, it was the also the last S7R ever built.  

Matt Wright, Derk Heartland, Bill Tally, and Steve Saleen,   The race car in the background won Le Mans in 2010, it was the also the last S7R ever built.  

Randy and the race team with the first S7R, Randy on the far left.

Randy and the race team with the first S7R, Randy on the far left.

JR Kreuger (left) and Matt Wright (right), laying out the first 750hp Saleen S7 Engine.  This was the highest hp street legal engine at the time (2004)  

JR Kreuger (left) and Matt Wright (right), laying out the first 750hp Saleen S7 Engine.  This was the highest hp street legal engine at the time (2004)