Fastest motor in the world?

[@dennisraymond4339]

Wow that is the coolest motor I've ever seen.

[@ScannerMAX]

Thanks for the kudos Dennis!

[@combustionpropulsion4883]

Electronic braking systems. Depending on the scale at which it can still retain usability, there are many applications in which this can be useful. Washing machines, electric cars, robotics, even in devices such as haptic feedback on video game controllers/gaming chairs.

[@jhrlasers]

I don't think the same size of that motors (I mean galv) could drive a washing machine, electric car, etc.. whatever it is that looks big won't be possible as it will require a lot of horsepower..🙃 And the bigger the size of it that they made to apply those appliances... might reduce the original performance since bigger size tends to have more mass.. And more mass which mean more weight which eventually could slow down the overall peformance of it naturally 🙂

[@user-be4yc2vr5c]

Like to see the tear down/explanation/super technicals on it.

[@ScannerMAX]

There are presently two pending International patents and one pending United States Patent on this motor. They should be viewable on Google Patents. By reading the patents you can learn more about how it works.

[@Zodliness]

@Scanner MAX Almost a year later, any progress to report?

[@ScannerMAX]

Presently it's still a product in search of an application. In the mean time we're continuing to develop other products in the ScannerMAX family.

[@bradkemble]

How much does the assembly weigh, is the output enough to overcome gravity? What stress can the assembly take. EG vibration, g-force, impact. Can the shaft be extended to create more torque? What is the power input/output ratio? given enough torque and a weight adjustable balance, on a gyroscope this could give amazing control...

[@ScannerMAX]

Hmmm. Interesting idea you have there! Please come meet us at a tradeshow, or give us a call to discuss.

[@jayendrayadav7462]

What is continues run time for this motor at max revolutions?

[@ScannerMAX]

It depends on the load you place on the motor. Please contact us directly with the specifics of your application.

[@johnpavon799]

Super cool video! I am recreating the First Time Travel Vessel-The Whirl Wind Man-I need a much faster electric motor, that does not use bearings and produces little friction.

[@smalistics4335]

Dude imagine a clock using the back and fourth motion

[@mik_8880]

Need some for my quadcopter so I can make a digital display with only one drone in the sky

[@Ryzler13]

Hey boss, your web link is broken. "We have no idea what this thing is going to be used for, but..." so many uni projects to make things that dont currently have an application. You could be the next one liner guy meme for so many projects. "We have no idea what this is going to be used for, but..." the book

[@ScannerMAX]

Thanks for letting us know about the link. We recently re-did our website. I updated the link now.

[@virustracker4840]

Crazy cool

[@tommydriggers9433]

I'm trying to spin a turbine with an electric motor that will have to spin close to 100,000 rpm but not start at that speed but reach it when desired. Please respond this is the tech I've been looking for it would literally change the landscape of the use I'm proposing and outside of myself there would be tons of money to be made in the process.you guys have a good product and I see a perfect market for it

[@jhrlasers]

If that turbine is small, I think it's no problem with that motor.. But if it's massive.. then you might want to ask them to make the exactly same one but one larger size... Which myself also curious with it if it's possible mhm 🤔🤔🤔