Alva Industries Announces Upcoming Season 3 of Tech Torqs
Download PDFTrondheim, Norway – November 5, 2026 – Alva Industries (ALVA), a manufacturer of frameless motors and owner and creator of FiberPrinting™ technology, announces the upcoming third season of Tech Torqs, its educational video series designed to answer common questions about motors and motion. Building on 15 episodes across the first two seasons, Season 3 will introduce nine new episodes exploring motor design, integration, and manufacturing, with practical explanations delivered by ALVA's technical experts in under a minute.
November 5, 2026

The first two seasons of Tech Torqs covered topics including:
Through each episode, ALVA engineers break down complex motor concepts into short, accessible explanations, helping engineers, integrators, and innovators better understand the principles behind motor performance and design.
Season 3 Coming Soon
Building on the previous seasons, Season 3 of Tech Torqs will focus on the practical engineering decisions involved in designing, integrating, and manufacturing electric motors.
Across nine episodes, ALVA's technical experts will explore how motor diameter and length affect torque, how motor constants influence performance, and how different winding configurations can be selected to meet specific torque, speed, voltage, and current requirements.
The new season will also address topics including inertia mismatch, integrating slotless motors with gearboxes, controlling low-inductance motors, and the differences between inrunner and outrunner motor designs. Additional episodes will offer insights into slotless motor manufacturing and the challenges of scaling FiberPrinting™ technology from development to repeatable production.
The first two seasons of Tech Torqs are available on ALVA Industries' YouTube channel. Subscribe to follow the upcoming episodes and explore more insights into electric motor technology.
ABOUT ALVA INDUSTRIES
Alva Industries is a global manufacturer of frameless motors with its headquarters in Trondheim, Norway. The company’s patented FiberPrinting™ manufacturing technology enables ALVA to produce motors in almost any shape or size, keeping the thinnest footprint, with high efficiency, high torque density and superior reliability. Visit www.alvaindustries.com to learn more and follow us on LinkedIn.
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