The Future of Electric Vehicles
WHO WE ARE
Multipolar Development Corporation™ (MDC) is an electro-mechanical machine development company.
MDC’s work is centered around its patented, novel Multipolar™ motor which features a digital propulsion enhancement system designed to improve efficiencies, torque, and overall performance.
This advanced machine concept is achieved by continuous optimization through onboard software and processors.
MDC electrical and mechanical engineers are working to revolutionize the electric machine industry by overcoming some of the most persistent obstacles in implementing electric motors for electric vehicle (EV) and large scale industrial applications, among others - paving the way for a greener future.
The Multipolar™ design pushes the classic electric machine in new directions using data and intelligent control.
Multipolar™ technology uses intelligent onboard processing to manage the field strength of individual poles in real time during operation. Without the need for an external drive, the processing and control is accomplished through the EV Optimizer™, leading to greater efficiency and requiring fewer overall system components.
With the internal EV Optimizer™, MDC can fully integrate its technology with EV charging stations and several of the leading EV DC battery manufacturers.
WHY WE’RE IMPORTANT
Multipolar™ motor design is a departure from traditional electric machine design in its ability to precisely manage the fields of individual poles to optimize performance and achieve greater efficiency.
The Multipolar™ motor design is predicted to save a minimum of 4% on energy usage.
Additionally, the design can be scaled to meet the needs of a variety of applications, from electric vehicles to heavy construction machinery.
EV tech is already receiving funding from governments around the world. To build on that investment, Multipolar™ motors will require less power over the life of the motor and battery.
That savings in power is another investment in a green future.
The US federal government is funding a transition to an EV future in American transit. The government has committed to replacing the current federal fleet of 600,000 cars and trucks with an all-EV fleet by 2035 as part of a $650 billion dollar investment in a carbon neutral future.
