Description
The principle, in your hands
From the start, only one thing has mattered in this discovery: that it be verified, not merely taken on faith. This linear demonstrator is a deliberately simplified version of the InfiniX architecture, designed to isolate the phenomenon and make it observable: a coil wound around a neodymium magnet cancels its field from the outside; the circuit is then broken — not just switched off — and the natural field instantly reappears, facing a second magnet in repulsion. It is no longer the current that pushes: two magnets repel each other. No black box, no video to watch from afar: the exact setup, with measurement points accessible to an oscilloscope.
What you receive
| Architecture | Linear demonstrator — 2 stages of electromagnets with a neodymium permanent-magnet core |
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| Principle | Field cancellation by superposition + circuit opening (elimination of back-EMF at the winding level) |
| Structure | Open structure: 3D-printed parts + steel rods, indicator bulbs |
| Instrumentation | Accessible measurement points (oscilloscope, current probe) — instruments not included |
| Condition | Assembled, tested and handed over running at collection |
| Audience | Informed users: basic electronics and practice with measuring instruments |
| Plans | STL files + build PDF reserved for association members (members’ article) |
How ordering works
- You place your order onlineCustomer account or guest checkout: you do not need to be a member of the association to buy a motor.
- You pay by bank transferThe bank details (Revolut) are shown at the end of checkout and in the confirmation e-mail. Put your order number as the transfer reference.
- The transfer confirms the orderOn receipt of the transfer, the order is confirmed and the production of your unit is scheduled. We then tell you the lead time and collection date.
- You receive your motorYour choice at checkout: free collection at the warehouse (5 rue Hyacinthe Montaudon, 23300 La Souterraine (Creuse, France), by appointment, with a demonstration and handover of the running motor) or home delivery (€100 in France and neighbouring countries, €150 in the UK).
This motor is sold for educational and experimental use only: it is meant to study and observe the implementation of the principle described in the scientific publication. It is not designed for real-world use nor for integration into any system, equipment or production. It is intended for informed users (basic electronics, practice with measuring instruments). Faraday Labs, the Projet Atlas association and the designer decline all responsibility for any use outside this scope. The buyer takes possession of the object knowingly and at their own risk.
Want to understand in detail?
The motor implements the principle described in the two open-access publications: the “InfiniX for Dummies” guide (16 pages, no equation before chapter 10) and the full scientific publication with protocol and measurements.
Rather build it yourself? The complete plans (STL + PDF) are reserved for Projet Atlas members — read the article and join the association.
Go further with the InfiniX motors
Two educational motors to put the principle in your hands, the demonstrator plans for members, and the articles that explain everything.
The motors, to order
The articles

The InfiniX motors: from the linear demonstrator to the radial motor, the complete guide
Two educational motors to verify InfiniX yourself: the linear demonstrator (plans reserved for members) and the radial motor with measurable…
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Verify it yourself: the plans of the InfiniX educational demonstrator are available
The complete plans (STL + PDF) of a simplified linear demonstrator to reproduce and measure the InfiniX principle yourself. Reserved…
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Plans of the InfiniX linear demonstrator: STL files and build PDF
Members only: download the STL files of every part and the build PDF of the InfiniX linear educational demonstrator, to…
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InfiniX goes radial: more compact, more powerful, measurable torque
The next step after the linear demonstrator: a 500 W radial motor at the shaft, net torque measured on a…
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InfiniX, the Talk: What Was Actually Said on 18 July
A recap of the InfiniX talk on 18 July 2026 at Faraday Labs: the full video, a step-by-step explanation of…
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