Alexandre Frascari

(1979-1984) – Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Polytechnic University of São Paulo;

(1998-1999) – Bachelor’s degree in Physics from the Institute of Physics at the University of São Paulo;

(2000-present) – Professor of Trilogical Physics at the Institute of Integral Psychoanalysis;

(2008) – Physics and metaphysics researcher, joined the development team for the Keppe Motor with responsibilities to elaborate mathematical models for the new theory associated with the Keppe Motor;

(2001-2009) – Author of many scientific articles about Keppe’s New Physics and Trilogical technology in the scientific journal,Metaphysics;

(2009) – Professor of Trilogical physics and metaphysics at the Institute of Integral Psychoanalysis;

(2009) – Co-inventor (together with Norberto Keppe, Carlos Cesar Soós and Roberto Frascari) of the Keppe Essential Energy Converter equipped with the electromagnetic turbo-system as applied to the Keppe Motor;

(2009) – Founding partner of Keppe Motor Center for research and development of the Keppe Motor’s operating principle;

(2009-current) – Developer of electronic circuits designed for many low output Keppe Motors for application in ventilation, circulation and extractor hoods, hydraulic pumps, compressors, electric bicycles, home appliances, etc.

(2013) – Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Design of Electrical Motors

Lecturer in Brasil, USA, Russia, France, Germany and Sweden.