One passive magnet that snaps into alignment, latches with a click, and twists free on command — printed poles, no moving parts. The demo kit puts every behavior in your hand.
Each Polymagnet is a coded pattern of poles engineered for one job. Pick the behavior your design needs — every part is a passive NdFeB magnet with no electronics and no moving pieces.
Self-centering snap that seats parts in exactly one orientation — a self-aligning magnet that guides assembly by feel.
Concentrated near-field holding power — grabs sheet metal with up to ~4× the hold of a plain magnet its size.
Holds firmly closed, releases clean — repeatable magnetic latch design with a satisfying, tuned click.
A contactless linear magnetic spring — the resistance-then-give that makes 2-in-1 laptops feel premium.
Locks under pull, frees with a quarter-turn — the twist-release magnet behind one-hand phone mounts.
Indexed rotary stops and tuned torque — repeatable click positions for knobs, hinges and dials.
One of every behavior, a steel plate, and magnetic viewing film to see the coded poles. The fastest way to feel programmable magnets on your bench.
A spring, a latch, and an alignment guide are three components to source, tolerance, and assemble. A single programmable magnet does all three — encoded into one passive part.
*Design-dependent. Force behavior is engineered per pattern.
Product and design engineers reach for programmable magnets wherever the connection itself is part of the experience.
Twist-release docks that lock on and free with one hand.
Snap-mount sensors to steel — no drilling, no fasteners.
Linear magnetic springs give the tablet-to-base snap.
Self-aligning charge and clasp connections that just find home.
High-hold sheet-metal attach for panels, tools and fixtures.
Spec a behavior with confidence. Our application-note library walks through force curves, pattern selection, and integration for every Polymagnet behavior — the reference desk for designing with smart magnets.
Open the note library →Six behaviors, a steel plate, and viewing film to see the coded poles — everything you need to design programmable magnets into your next product.
Order the demo kit — $99 →