Do note that Magtor is currently only claiming to be able to compress air, not air conditioning fluids / refrigerants. They add that "[a]lthough air compression

Do note that Magtor is currently only claiming to be able to compress air, not air conditioning fluids / refrigerants. They add that "[a]lthough air compression is a first milestone for Magtor, the medium-term goal is to bring Magtor efficiencies to climate control engineering allowing products such as fridges, heat pumps and air conditioning units to become 30+% more efficient" [1]. It's hard to verify more on the design. They offer a lot of explanation and tests, but no independent review is given. Main question on YouTube about scrolling compressors (used in newer fridges) is anwered a bit vaguely [2]. The patent portfolio page is very grandiose [3] but doesn't care to link anything. A quick search doesn't turn up much to do with air or fluid compression, only "Magnet device comprising stators and translators" [4] and similar, which don't mention compression at all. [1] https://www.magtor.tech/who-we-are/ https://www.magtor.tech/who-we-are/ [2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TFiL5BM3ss&lc=UgxHEJkjlZ9fZLvLz4t4AaABAg.9RLpfTDalnh9RMOMcaz2cs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TFiL5BM3ss&lc=UgxHEJkjlZ9fZ... [3] https://www.magtor.tech/intellectual-property/ https://www.magtor.tech/intellectual-property/ [4] https://patents.google.com/patent/US10943721B2 https://patents.google.com/patent/US10943721B2