Is There a New, More Efficient Electric Motor?

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A new electric motor claims to offer improved efficiency, raising questions about its adherence to the laws of thermodynamics. Participants are seeking information on real-world testing and performance of this motor. Previous discussions on increasing motor efficiency have been referenced for context. The conversation emphasizes the need for empirical evidence to support claims of enhanced efficiency. Further contributions should be directed to the original thread for continuity.
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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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