Whether it’s Robotics, Autonomous Vehicles, or Aerospace projects, off-the-shelf servo motors just can’t cut it. Even radial frameless motor kits get you inferior torque and power. If you are spending millions custom building your own radial servo motors, we can help get you something even better, at much better cost. We combine fully automated design and manufacturing with superior axial flux technology to get you a fully customized servo motor to suite your requirements. Our designs have 10% to 33% better torque density than the industry best radial frameless motor kits. Taurus Motors has completed the National Science Foundation regional Innovation Corps program.

David Morse

Co-Founder

David has 10+ years of experience in the fields of mechanical and electrical engineering, specifically power, motors, batteries, and instrumentation/control systems. He worked at the Indian Point nuclear power plant on various systems from motors, to instrumentation and control modules. He decided to found Taurus Motors when he tried to find an axial flux servo motor for a tracking solar array project he was considering, and found that no such motors existed. He received a dual bachelors degree in electrical engineering and mechanical engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 2009. He is co-inventor of US patent 10594235B2 for an axial flux motor with a built-in optical encoder.

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Eric Ginzburg

Co-Founder

Eric has 8+ years of experience in mechanical engineering, specifically power, heat transfer, fluid mechanics, and machine design. He worked at the Indian Point nuclear power plant on various systems from heat exchangers and pump systems, to motor operated valves. He decided to co-found Taurus Motors when David Morse approached him with an idea for a novel servo motor design. He received a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art in 2012. He is co-inventor of US patent 10594235B2 for an axial flux motor with a built-in optical encoder.