Biomorphic inshore wave energy converter

A wave energy collector placed in ocean water at a given distance from a shoreline, the wave energy collector comprising:

• a. a parallelogram structure with a first side plate having a given width and a given height, a first axle affixed adjacent to a bottom of the first side plate and extending along the width of the first side plate, a second axle affixed adjacent to a top of the first side plate and extending along the width of the first side plate;
• b. a second side plate having a given width and a given height, a third axle affixed adjacent to a bottom of the second side plate and extending along the width of the second side plate, a fourth axle affixed adjacent to a top of the second side plate and extending along the width of the second side plate;
• c. a bottom plate affixed to the first side plate and affixed to the second side plate and a top plate affixed to the first side plate and affixed to the second side plate;
• d. a first mechanical actuator affixed at a first end to the first axle and affixed at a second end to the fourth axle and a second mechanical actuator extending in an opposite direction and affixed at a first end to the third axle and affixed at a second end to the second axle;
• e. a first one-way intake check valve connected to a first junction box, a first hose connected at one end to the first junction box and connected in fluid connection at a second end to said first mechanical actuator and a second hose connected at one end to said first junction box and connected in fluid connection at a second end to said second mechanical actuator;
• f. a first one-way exit check valve connected to the first junction box and located opposite to the first one-way intake check valve, a first connector hose connecting the first one-way exit check valve to a water transport pipe affixed to the parallelogram structure;
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• g. the first side plate and the second side plate move in a counterclockwise direction when impacted by an on-shore wave causing the second mechanical actuator to expand and suck in water during an expansion stroke and concurrently causing the first mechanical actuator to compress and push out water during a compression stroke, and when the first and second side plates are impacted from an onshore wave, the first and second side plates move in a clockwise direction causing the first mechanical actuator to expand and suck in water during an expansion stroke and concurrently causing the second mechanical actuator to compress and push out water during a compression stroke, the expansion stroke causing water to enter through the first one-way intake check valve and flow through the respective first or second hose to be stored in the respective first or second mechanical actuator and the compression stroke pushing water out of the respective first or second mechanical actuator, through the respective first or second hose and through the first one-way exit check valve to the first connector hose connecting to the water transport pipe;
• h. whereby pressurized water is transported through the water transport pipe to an inshore apparatus which converts the pressurized water into a source of power or for desalinization;
• i. wherein the wave energy collector is a double parallelogram structure comprising a first parallelogram wave energy collector including a first set of elements a, b, c, d, e, f, g and a second parallelogram wave energy collector including a second set of elements a, b, c, d, e, f, g and affixed to a top of the first parallelogram wave energy collector by a central axis.