Ian Williamson

Magnomatics Ltd. design and develops magnetic transmission systems, high-torque electrical machines and electromechanical actuators. Its products include pseudo direct drive, a high torque low speed motor and generator for actuation, fan motors, marine propulsion, and wind power applications and MAGSPLIT, a power-split continuously variable transmission solution for blended hybrid power trains and ancillary drives. The company serves oil and gas, automotive, aerospace, marine-propulsion, renewable energy, and rail traction and hybridization market sectors. The company was founded by Kais Atallah and Chris Kirby in 2006 and is headquartered in Sheffield, the United Kingdom.

Magnomatics Ltd. design and develops magnetic transmission systems, high-torque electrical machines and electromechanical actuators. Its products include pseudo direct drive, a high torque low speed motor and generator for actuation, fan motors, marine propulsion, and wind power applications and MAGSPLIT, a power-split continuously variable transmission solution for blended hybrid power trains and ancillary drives. The company serves oil and gas, automotive, aerospace, marine-propulsion, renewable energy, and rail traction and hybridization market sectors. The company was founded by Kais Atallah and Chris Kirby in 2006 and is headquartered in Sheffield, the United Kingdom.

Magnomatics Ltd. design and develops magnetic transmission systems, high-torque electrical machines and electromechanical actuators. Its products include pseudo direct drive, a high torque low speed motor and generator for actuation, fan motors, marine propulsion, and wind power applications and MAGSPLIT, a power-split continuously variable transmission solution for blended hybrid power trains and ancillary drives. The company serves oil and gas, automotive, aerospace, marine-propulsion, renewable energy, and rail traction and hybridization market sectors. The company was founded by Kais Atallah and Chris Kirby in 2006 and is headquartered in Sheffield, the United Kingdom.

Magnomatics Ltd. design and develops magnetic transmission systems, high-torque electrical machines and electromechanical actuators. Its products include pseudo direct drive, a high torque low speed motor and generator for actuation, fan motors, marine propulsion, and wind power applications and MAGSPLIT, a power-split continuously variable transmission solution for blended hybrid power trains and ancillary drives. The company serves oil and gas, automotive, aerospace, marine-propulsion, renewable energy, and rail traction and hybridization market sectors. The company was founded by Kais Atallah and Chris Kirby in 2006 and is headquartered in Sheffield, the United Kingdom.

Magnomatics Ltd. design and develops magnetic transmission systems, high-torque electrical machines and electromechanical actuators. Its products include pseudo direct drive, a high torque low speed motor and generator for actuation, fan motors, marine propulsion, and wind power applications and MAGSPLIT, a power-split continuously variable transmission solution for blended hybrid power trains and ancillary drives. The company serves oil and gas, automotive, aerospace, marine-propulsion, renewable energy, and rail traction and hybridization market sectors. The company was founded by Kais Atallah and Chris Kirby in 2006 and is headquartered in Sheffield, the United Kingdom.

Magnomatics Ltd. design and develops magnetic transmission systems, high-torque electrical machines and electromechanical actuators. Its products include pseudo direct drive, a high torque low speed motor and generator for actuation, fan motors, marine propulsion, and wind power applications and MAGSPLIT, a power-split continuously variable transmission solution for blended hybrid power trains and ancillary drives. The company serves oil and gas, automotive, aerospace, marine-propulsion, renewable energy, and rail traction and hybridization market sectors. The company was founded by Kais Atallah and Chris Kirby in 2006 and is headquartered in Sheffield, the United Kingdom.