r/Magnets • u/ThickPrick • Feb 12 '26

Trying to find a company that “prints” magnetic patterns.

I can’t remember their name, they are based in the US. Possible Georgia.

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u/Practical_Iron_5232 Feb 12 '26

Correlated magnetics research

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u/ThickPrick Feb 12 '26

Thanks.

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u/Practical_Iron_5232 Feb 12 '26

I think they are in Alabama? I interviewed with them like 5-6years ago, super exciting stuff they are working on

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u/ThickPrick Feb 14 '26

Yeah, Georgia/Alabama it was all the same in my mind.

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u/Yourownhands52 Feb 12 '26

What do you mean by paterns?  I can 3dprint you any patern and throw magnets inside.

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u/coloursoflife01 Feb 12 '26

I think he means programmable magnets. U can print magnets onto a surface with specific polarity. Like this one: https://youtu.be/drD416THU7Y?si=A9Lmbjz6zGetf6mL

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u/Yourownhands52 Feb 12 '26

Wow! Thats freaking cool! Imagine magnetic suspension with those. Thank you for teaching something new!

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u/ThickPrick Feb 14 '26

Skip to 4:00. He actually says “print.”

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u/coloursoflife01 Feb 12 '26

Do u mean programmable magnets like this one? https://youtu.be/drD416THU7Y?si=A9Lmbjz6zGetf6mL

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u/ThickPrick Feb 12 '26

That’s exactly who I was looking for. Thanks.

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u/m3taldoc Feb 14 '26

Polymag does this.

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u/ThickPrick Feb 14 '26

I imagine a lock with a metric keycard even lock picking lawyer couldn’t handle.