Electromagnetic valve actuators are the recognized solution for increasing fuel efficiency, improving performance and reducing emissions in internal combustion engines. No other actuator provides the features and benefits of Engineering Matters' Fully Flexible Electromagnetic Valve Actuator, which promises fuel savings greater than 20 percent, potentially decreasing U.S. reliance on foreign energy sources. It also achieves a 15 percent reduction in the carbon emissions that contribute to global warming and a 30 percent improvement in engine performance.
Engineering Matters' Fully Flexible Electromagnetic Valve Actuator operates on an advanced design principle, provides increased operational flexibility and offers unique capabilities such as both variable timing and variable lift, low valve seating velocity, fast transition times and full-stroke force authority.
"The ability to alter the opening and closing of engine valves creates more powerful engines that require less fuel and creates fewer emissions," according to Dr. Murali S. Nair, Small Business Innovation Research Program Director at the National Science Foundation, which funded the research.
"Engineering Matters' valve actuator is the best cam-less technology I've ever seen, with the potential to be a highly efficient and reliable system," states a senior technical analyst with a leading global automotive supplier. "Cam-less valvetrains are on the wish list of every engineer because other technologies have issues, but Engineering Matters' product does not have any of those issues. Their product is the most promising of all the existing cam-less valvetrain technologies. I see it being developed successfully."
"Engineering Matters has fulfilled its vision of developing an actuator with innovative capabilities yielding multiple benefits," states Tom Keim, principal research engineer and director, MIT Industry Consortium on Advanced Automotive Electrical/Electronic Systems. "The company has invented an elegant solution that improves fuel economy without sacrificing engine performance."
Engineering Matters' Fully Flexible Electromagnetic Valve Actuator is also a general purpose actuator that can be used in electro-hydraulic and all-wheel drive clutches and other clutch applications.
This is the 46th year that R&D Magazine has bestowed the prestigious R&D 100 Awards. According to the publication's Website, "The winning of an R&D 100 Award provides a mark of excellence known to industry, government, and academia as proof that the product is one of the most innovative ideas of the year."
A photo of the Fully Flexible Electromagnetic Valve Actuator is available on request.
About Engineering Matters, Inc.
EMI was launched in 1998 by three MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) graduates. The Newton, MA-based company specializes in original and creative product development in electromechanical design and implementation, utilizing state-of-the-art design tools. Through innovation and the application of sound engineering principles, the company helps its customers attain technical superiority.
For more information about Engineering Matters, call (617) 965-8974 or visit the Website at http://www.engineeringmatters.com. Engineering Matters' offices are located at 375 Elliot Street, Suite 130K, Newton, MA 02464.
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