In this Podcast: Circular Economy of Electrical Motors, Presenter and Application Engineer Mat Lamb with Turntide Technologies reviewed the opportunities, drivers, barriers and potential mitigating strategies of implementing a more circular economy.

He proposed a tangible circularity model for electrical machines that are used within the automotive industry. Mat also shares practical implementation strategies of this electric motor circular economy.

This podcast features thought leaders from Turntide Technologies, EVR Motors, and RISE Robotics. The panel discusses the benefits of strategic partnerships including the value of selecting a full solution for electric and hybrid systems, the strategic partnerships, and how such collaborations are accelerating innovation for OEMs.

Ryan Grodzki, Turntide, presents Turntide Turnkey Solutions and how the initiative helps manufacturers select an optimized, efficient electric or hybrid powertrain. 

Noa Kroin, EVR Motors, reviews EVR’s motor technology and how it’s high-power-density flexible motor solutions complement Turntide’s offerings. Kobe Mesika details a case study spotlighting a breakthrough integration of EVR’s compact motor with Turntide’s inverter and RISE Robotics’ high-performance actuator system. 

Kyle Dell’Aquila, RISE Robotics, shares insights on how this collaboration pushes the boundaries of motion systems and highlights the importance of collaboration, design, experience, and technical fit for OEM vehicle and equipment optimization.

Think axial flux motors require one-off manufacturing and are too pricey to apply? The evolution of axial flux motor technology rewrites this narrative. Watch this podcast, featuring a live Tech Tour, to learn more about how these motors can evolve your electric or hybrid system for any vehicle or equipment, decrease your total cost of ownership, and provide high torque and power.

In this podcast we discuss how technology is required to weather the changes driven by regulations, competition, and end-user and market demands for mobile equipment and vehicles.

Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are constantly looking to integrate new technology to comply with federal and state regulations, competitor’s capabilities, and end-user and market requirements. Will you be disrupted by these requirements or a disruptor? 

Some technologies are easy to adopt and require little financial or resource investment. Have you started this transition or are you ready to add to your technology portfolio?

This webinar focuses on technologies that require notable investment and a thought shift in the direction of the product portfolio. 

Topics covered include:

• What is driving the technology implementation
• Disruptive technologies: digital and Internet of Things (IoT), electric and hybrid systems, and automation
• Technology adoption lifecycle
• Partnerships
• Pitfalls

Guest panelist Wilfried Aulbur, senior partner with Roland Berger, will present this market-focused webinar on the state of electric and hybrid systems moving into 2025. Thought leader Aulbur will look back on 2024 and offer updates about what’s to come in the New Year.

Some topics are:

• The current market in the U.S. and Europe for electric and hybrid systems
• The slowdown in electric adoption and the promise of a hybrid option

The continued need for cities that have zero-emission construction projects or mines that need zero-emission haulage trucks. 

In this webinar, Matrishvan Raval, head of product with Turntide, discussed axial flux motors, their market and their technology landscape. He will also cover how design and production innovations allow them to be applied in high-volume, mainstream applications, particularly hybrid and electric vehicles and equipment.