Today’s invention is an enhancement to existing aerofoil design.
A motor powers a set of sprocket wheels embedded within the body of an aircraft wing, near the leading edge. This drives a carbon fibre belt, which moves as shown.
This arrangement speeds the flow over the top surface of the aerofoil, without increasing drag on its lower surface, resulting in a significant increase in lift without a large weight increase.
(It also helps reduce ice build-up on wing surfaces).
Here’s a version someone else thought up (but without the flow-smoothing belt)
http://www.fanwing.com/desc.htm