magnetic gears for the machines that build everything elseWe are building the future of the robotic supply chain. Celestial Gear™ enables manufacturers to reimagine mechatronics from the ground up. We design, machine, assemble, test and ship magnetic gears in Conroe, Texas.The gear is the beginning. Torque that moves through a field instead of teeth is measurable in ways a gearbox never was, and that opens things we are not ready to promise yet. Imagine what you could build with a drivetrain that tells you what it is doing. Ask us.Rooted in faith, built for everyone. Your whole self is welcome here, of any faith or none. High excellence, high grace.COMPANYhow we decideOur core values are ranked, and the rank is operative. When two collide, the lower number wins. They are not aspirational. They are baseline: we hire by them, decide by them, and part ways by them.1. take work seriously, not yourselvesEcclesiastes 2:24-252. quantify decisions, measure impactRomans 12:23. facilitate mission by asking questionsMark 10:46-52The first keeps us pointed at the mission: empowering progress, transforming motion. The second is why we run on OKRs. If it matters, we measure it.FluxWorks started in 2021, out of doctoral research into magnetic gearing and what NASA had already proven was possible. Mechanical gearing built the industrial world and still runs most of it. We are not here to replace that craft. We are here to add to it: a way to move torque that fails differently, wears differently, and asks less of the people who maintain it.Preston earned his doctorate at Texas Tech in battery system control and analysis, and now owns the research direction for our gears and actuators. He cooks seriously enough that the lab has opinions about it.Mary has run sales, accounting, onboarding and most things adjacent, and keeps both people and processes moving in the right direction. She trains for fitness competitions, so the bar for busy is set high around here.FluxWorks, and holds an MBA. He keeps the numbers honest, which is convenient for a company whose second core value is quantify decisions, measure impact.Gennesis designs hardware across prototyping and manufacturing, with a mechanical engineering degree from UT Dallas. She has picked the bass back up, which the shop has not yet voted on.Cade graduated from Lamar University with a degree in Industrial & Systems Engineering and spends his days making sure our gears come together the way the drawings promise. Away from the shop floor, he hunts down local coffee shops.Chris has 15 years in product development and reaches for a mathematical model before he reaches for an opinion. That instinct is most of why our designs hold up.