@Cjsavage696969@venu_mede I’m from Hyderabad, yes there are caste issues, but no one stops you entering into a restaurants or hotels based on caste/religion. This is bull shit.
@TVMohandasPai@dpradhanbjp Initially when @DKShivakumar told that this man is in nexus with BJP. Thought it’s a typical political allegation. Now i can connect little dots.
@shiv_sms@prakashraaj Grow some balls bro !! People had exercised their democratic rights for protests during UPA regime, unlike the Vishwaguru regime.
I’m pretty sure, if any scam or policies made against common people in coming days it will definitely be the prime minister next who is going to resign. @abhijeet_dipke@AshutoshRanka@Cockroach4India
China is transforming education!
India is still stuck with coaching mafias, entrance exam hell & reservation politics.
Time for a complete overhaul. Only merit. Nothing else.
Wow
A $5M startup claims rare earth-free electric motor breakthrough 🤯!
> A Bengaluru-based deep-tech startup, Vimag Labs, has secured its 5th Indian patent for its proprietary Virtual Magnet Synchronous Motor (VMSM), a software-defined electric motor that eliminates the need for rare-earth permanent magnets used in conventional Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors (PMSMs).
> The company says the motor can match PMSM performance without relying on rare-earth magnets.
> This technology is already being piloted with two-wheeler and passenger vehicle manufacturers, with plans to expand into light and heavy commercial vehicles, 200-600 kW industrial systems, robotics, defence, and advanced cooling systems.
> Vimag is backed by a US$5 million Series A funding round led by Accel.
This patent is the outcome of over 87,600 engineering hours," said Co-founder and CEO, Vimag Labs.
Future is accelerating!
VImag Labs blew my mind.
They've built what they call a Virtual Magnet Synchronous Motor (VMSM).
Traditional permanent magnet motors rely on rare earth magnets inside the rotor. These magnets are imported and expensive.
Instead of using permanent magnets, VImag's rotor contains windings that are electronically excited and precisely controlled through software. As current is induced and managed in the rotor, it behaves like a "virtual magnet" allowing the rotating magnetic field from the stator to drive the motor just like a conventional permanent magnet synchronous motor.
This means that the motor delivers the benefits of a permanent magnet design without actually needing rare earth magnets.
Their current prototype is rated for 6 kW continuous power, with a peak output of 10 kW and 48 to 58 Nm of torque. The initial target market is EVs (everything from two wheelers, three wheelers, buses, and trucks). They may also use them in compressors and ceiling fans.
The upsides are:
1. Lower cost.
2. Lower weight.
3. Smaller size.
4. Ability to control magnetic field.
5. Improved efficiency over PMSM.
6. Indigenous manufacturing and supply chain resilience.
The company has been working on this tech since 2020.
🚨 Bengaluru-based Vimag Labs has been granted a fifth patent for their magnet-free electric motor.
This is fully indigenous and uses just copper, steel and standard electronics.
@TelanganaDGP@CPCyberabad Sir, he is not working in @cyberabadpolice .
We are sending a report to the competent authority to place him under suspension forthwith and to initiate disciplinary action against him Sir.
Thanks to the refusal by @MoCA_GoI to offer point of call status to @mlrairport , it ranks just outside the top 10 on international passenger traffic. It hovers around 12 on international traffic and 28 on domestic. Kozhikode, Madurai, Trichy Trivandrum have PoC. IXE deserves it.