Polymagnet
Develops programmable magnets (Polymagnets) using proprietary magnetizing technology to create complex magnetic fields, enabling precision-tailored magnetic systems for industrial and consumer applications.
- CEO / Founder
- Andy Keane
- Team Size
- 1-10
- Stage
- Active
- Total Funding
- $11.89M
- Latest Round
- Venture Round
- Key Investors
- Javelin Venture Partners; Small Business Innovation Research Awards
Technology & Products
Key Products
Polymagnets (programmable magnets); PMCAD Pro design software; MagPrinter magnetizer systems; ProtoPro industrial design machine; MPS 6.2 production magnetizer; Protolyte engineering console
Technological Advantage
Patented magnetizing process and software enable rapid prototyping and production of custom magnetic fields, protected by over 100 patents (e.g., US patents covering correlated magnetics technology).
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Reduces design and prototyping time for magnetic components from weeks to minutes, enabling rapid iteration and customization without traditional magnet manufacturing constraints.
How They Differentiate
Unlike conventional magnet manufacturers producing standard north-south poles, Polymagnet's technology enables software-designed magnetic fields with multiple regions for precise control, offering 3x holding force and rapid customization vs. traditional magnets.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Mechanical designers, engineers, and manufacturers needing custom magnetic solutions for applications requiring precise torque, alignment, or movement control.
Industry Verticals
Consumer Electronics; Medical Devices; Industrial Machinery; Aerospace; Automotive
Competitors
MWS Wire Industries; MAGicALL; National Magnetics Group
Growth & Milestones
Major Milestones
Founded in 2008; Achieved over 100 patents; Developed PMCAD Pro software suite; Launched production magnetizer MPS 6.2 capable of millions of units per year; Collaborated with NASA on high-temperature Polymagnets (2020-2022)
Notable Customers
US Navy (for frictionless gears research); NASA (for high-temperature magnet development)