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German startup Additive Drives has secured 25 million Euro to scale its 3D-printed electric motor technology that reduces energy losses by up to 70 percent.
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German startup Additive Drives has secured 25 million Euro to scale its 3D-printed electric motor technology that reduces energy losses by up to 70 percent.

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German startup Additive Drives has secured 25 million Euro to scale its 3D-printed electric motor technology that reduces energy losses by up to 70 percent. By printing high-purity copper windings, they reach 98 percent efficiency, effectively hitting the IE7 performance level. This shifts the industrial paradigm toward magnet-free designs, reducing rare-earth dependency for aerospace and automotive sectors. As motors consume 53 percent of global electricity, this is a massive systemic leap for decarbonization. 🚀 #AdditiveManufacturing #3DPrinting #EV #Sustainability #CleanTech

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