Several days later, He Xingzhou completed the first draft of the magnetic levitation motor design. However, this version was not very practical, and after discussing with the team of experts and engineers, he realized his design still had to be based on the current industrial manufacturing level.
In the realms of high-end industrial manufacturing and precision machining, countries like Germany, the UK, and Japan are still one step ahead.
Therefore, He Xingzhou made several revisions to the design of the magnetic levitation motor until he settled on a model that met manufacturing processes and was cost-effective.
The design blueprints were sent to an automobile parts factory in the northeast, where professional engineers took on the manufacturing.
A week later, Guo Cheng, an engineer from the First Automotive Group, sent a message to He Xingzhou at the Tower Research Institute: "Mr. He, the magnetic levitation motor has been manufactured and is ready for testing!"
