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Following the initial success of his magnetic rotor, Johnson introduced a more advanced invention: the permanent magnet motor. Unlike any ordinary motor, this device relied solely on magnetism for its operation. With magnets arranged around a central shaft in an ingeniously calculated pattern, the motor demonstrated the astonishing capability to produce energy without any external sources. Capable of generating up to 20 kW of continuous power, it posed a challenge to the conventional energy paradigm; it required no sunlight or wind, operating quietly and effectively on its own.