About the project. Based on my experience working in Kaluga at KZAE and mass‑producing electric motors for the automotive industry, I realized that it was time to change the design and technology. The project's task was to invent an electric motor design and a manufacturing technology that would allow production to be launched in a "garage" with minimal costs, and to retool quickly and cheaply for a new product. After six years of work, we succeeded: an efficient prototype. Then came patent protection, two years. Searching for partners and customers. We took first place at Matcher in 2018 in Bologna, but then Covid‑19 happened and Italians were no longer focused on innovations. I wrestled for a long time with how to advance the project on my own, without investors. I figured it out. I upgraded the laboratory to enable low‑volume production and, most importantly, rapid prototyping of both the motors themselves and the tooling for their production. The key point – I came up with how to promote the project myself. I can make an ultra‑small electric motor, so tiny that I could fit it into a small LEGO minifigure or tiny LEGO cars so they can drive, turn, and so on. Bring the LEGO world to life so it stops being static. I have now started creating such a tiny motor. The first goal is a drive for the small wheels on a car. We need team members who can work on developing a motion controller, Bluetooth or Wi‑Fi communication with a mobile phone, and developers for a phone app to control the car. Also website builders and marketers to promote the project online. The project is currently virtually unknown. I have a lot of work to create a motor no more than 5 mm in diameter, as well as a servo for the front wheels for steering. We need people for the project who can help with the ultra‑small controller, communication, and mobile app. Also marketers and website builders to showcase the project online. The project needs to become known.