Backed by experienced researchers and engineers from the Advanced Electric Machines and Power Electronics (EMPE) Lab (opens in a new tab) at Texas A&M University, who have built unconventional electric machines before, and are building the magnet‑free ones industry needs.

Funding & recognition
Advancing Discovery to Market (ADM), Texas A&M University
$500K
ADM grant
Advancing Discovery to Market, Texas A&M University
Activate
$300K+
Activate funding
R&D funding and living stipend, plus mentorship and hard-tech guidance
US patents

US 11,476,786 B2

Multiple further patent applications are pending on the control and quick, accessible manufacturing of this technology.

Prototype hardware

Built and tested

Multiple small prototypes built and tested.

Prototype machine with copper-wound coils on a laboratory test fixture
Origin of Research & Founding Team

Dorsa Talebi

Co-founder & CEO

Leads strategy, product, and partnerships.

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Mehdi Seyedi

Technical Founding Member

Leads technical development of the machine.

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Hamid Toliyat

Technical Advisory Board

IEEE Fellow and authority on electric machines and drives.

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