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Modal Motors delivers the highest torque density and efficiency electric motors on the market with a 100% domestic USA supply chain.

Farmington Hills, Michigan Bergabung Haziran 2026
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Modal Motors@ModalMotors·
@PoseidonROV Precisely. Our motors work very well in underwater applications! We use potting compound between the claw poles below to eliminate turbulence. This is a 3 phase stator.
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Poseidon Robotics@PoseidonROV·
@ModalMotors These might be good motors for underwater systems as well. They are typically run in light weight mineral oil, so a smooth rotor/stator are ideal. Any photos of the core?
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Brett Erik
Brett Erik@BrettErik·
I don't think people realize how significant this is: @ModalMotors has introduced a drone motor that requires no rare-earth magnets. Supply chain concerns aside, this is a massive step forward in reduction of cost per unit. Rare earth magnets run ~$80-200/kg (depending on finish) versus what these guys are using (ferrite) which is ~$5-10/kg If these guys really can produce the same torque with this design, and they connect with a few large onshore drone manufacturers this is going to catch like absolute wildfire, mark my words. If you're in drone manufacturing/hobby drones give this a shot I'd love to see how they perform.
Rich Pluta@Rich_Pluta

Just ran into Modal Motors. Non-rare earth electric motors for drones and robotics. Similar costs to Chinese motors, all U.S.-sourced. Incredible.

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Modal Motors@ModalMotors·
@taylor_stevan @soil_owner @Rich_Pluta @BicameralMoid Sm is a light-rare-earth and abundantly available outside of china. There is a significant difference between light-rare-earth and heavy-rare-earth, like neodymium and dysprosium. Full non-rare-earth is with Niron Magnetics.
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Rich Pluta
Rich Pluta@Rich_Pluta·
Just ran into Modal Motors. Non-rare earth electric motors for drones and robotics. Similar costs to Chinese motors, all U.S.-sourced. Incredible.
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Modal Motors@ModalMotors·
@BrettErik Thank you for sharing about us, Brett! Greatly appreciated!
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Jack Smith
Jack Smith@whatihear79·
@Rich_Pluta @fljczk @ModalMotors I notice their website mostly talks about torque, but my understanding is that the thing rare earths unlock is efficiency. Do you know if they are claiming similar efficiency to rare earths?
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Brandon Beylo
Brandon Beylo@marketplunger1·
@ModalMotors Please DM me. Would love to learn more about your company, product, and how you're removing rare earths from the equation. Terrific work.
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Parz
Parz@1972parzival·
it's a novel idea! but i do not see it as realistic likely better to just secure a Australian neodymium supply line through trade talks. and perhaps focus on things like a domestic production of universal motors could have better USA market use.
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Modal Motors@ModalMotors·
@WereSo8ack @DetroitTechGuru @Rich_Pluta We are open now and doing our SAFE Round with a 20% discount at a $30M valuation cap now as a Bridge-to-Series-A which is expected to be a $20M raise at a $100M post money valuation.
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Modal Motors@ModalMotors·
@soil_owner @Rich_Pluta @BicameralMoid Spec sheet coming soon the team is finalizing it. SmFeN. We have more than one supplier as every company should. 60 30 10 rule. We do custom motor development currently. OTS coming 2027.
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Sam Lockhart
Sam Lockhart@soil_owner·
@Rich_Pluta @BicameralMoid @ModalMotors Where can I even find spec sheets, let alone purchase them? Niron is the only company producing FeN magnets right now, and they're still not out of lab scale production, so where exactly is Modal getting the magnets? Doesn't pass the smell test.
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Mike Vegeto
Mike Vegeto@ZECTBynmo·
@Rich_Pluta @Abhindas1 @ModalMotors Because they haven't solved the (very real) challenges to manufacturing these magnets. Lab results are not enough to prove commercial viability
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