Is There a New, More Efficient Electric Motor?

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The discussion centers around the emergence of a new electric motor claimed to be more efficient than traditional designs. Participants express skepticism regarding its feasibility, citing the Law of Thermodynamics as a potential barrier to achieving higher efficiency. The conversation references a previous thread on increasing motor efficiency, indicating ongoing interest and research in this area. No specific details about the motor's design or testing results are provided, highlighting the need for further investigation and validation.

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Robert Downey Jr., Bill Gates, et al have backed a startup to produce more efficient electric motor
Electric Motor Start-Up

I have done little research into this so far but my "Law of Thermodynamics" alarm is blaring loud-and-clear. Has anyone here heard of this "new motor?" Has anyone tested one in the field?
 
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Any further posts should be in that original thread. Thanks.
 

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