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MOTOR ATLAS

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Take a motor apart in 3D. Understand every component.

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Take a motor apart in 3D. Understand every component.

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Explore an industrial brake motor in 3D. Rotate it, separate the components, look inside and put it back together. MOTOR ATLAS helps apprentices and engineers understand how the parts fit together.

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MOTOR ATLAS helps apprentices and engineers understand how an industrial brake motor fits together without needing a physical teardown. Users can rotate and zoom the 3D model, separate and reassemble its components, select a part to read what it does, and look inside the motor or explore the brake assembly. I am a service and maintenance team leader working with lifting and façade-access equipment in the UK. GPT-6 Astra built the complete browser app from my idea for a practical motor workbench. Astra was used to build the software; the learning experience is an interactive 3D model. The model is an educational reconstruction, not manufacturer-approved CAD or a substitute for service instructions. Live product: https://motor-atlas-workbench.at...

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Hi Product Hunt — I’m Ciprian, a service and maintenance team leader working with lifting and façade-access equipment in the UK. I wanted a simple way to show an apprentice what is inside a motor: where the parts sit, what they do and how they fit together. MOTOR ATLAS is a motor you can explore in your browser. Rotate it, pull it apart, select a component and put it back together. The aim is to make the relationship between the parts easier to understand. I built MOTOR ATLAS with GPT-6 Astra, which built the complete app from my idea for a motor workbench. This first version is an educational reconstruction. I’d love feedback from apprentices, engineers and anyone who teaches practical subjects. Which part of the motor would you want explained more clearly?

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