Systematic Audio, LLC (Website: Not found) recently secured a technological advancement with the issuance of U.S. Patent No. 12725724. This patent, titled ‘Magnet assembly for inclusion within a motor assembly’, introduces an improved way to assemble magnetic components in speaker devices. Invented by Jacob Aaron Fuller and Murilo Kulczynski Alvares, the assembly uses a plate member with cylindrical bores and internal stands. This setup allows cylindrical magnets to occupy the internal voids, enhancing the magnetic alignment and overall speaker efficiency.

Innovative Design for Speaker Motors

The innovation focuses on maximizing the magnetic field within a confined space. By perfectly aligning the magnets within the cylindrical bores, the assembly reduces magnetic loss and improves the acoustic output of the speaker. This structural change is innovative because it addresses traditional spatial limitations in motor assemblies to create a more efficient audio component. Due to its practical engineering value and measurable acoustic improvements, it won patent of the month for the Tennessee state for the month of October 2026 granted by Swanson Reed.

Practical Applications and R&D Tax Credit Eligibility

The practical applications of this patent involve manufacturing high performance audio equipment for automotive and commercial electronics. Companies developing similar optimized magnetic systems or integrating this technology into new product lines might be eligible for an R&D tax credit in the USA. Activities such as prototyping plate members, testing different magnetic configurations to achieve acoustic targets, and refining the manufacturing process to minimize tolerances directly align with the requirements for the credit. These efforts represent technical uncertainty and scientific experimentation, which are key criteria for claiming R&D tax incentives.