About BLDC USA

Born from Necessity

BLDC USA arose from the crucible of modern trade wars and the frontiers of experimental robotics. While building cutting-edge robotic systems, we confronted a harsh reality: the fundamental brokenness of the global supply chain for critical components.

The dependencies run deeper than rare earth elements. The entire conversion process—from raw materials to functional actuators and motors—is controlled by foreign entities, creating vulnerabilities that threaten American innovation and national security.

Looking Beyond Rare Earths

Most discussions about supply chain independence focus narrowly on rare earth mining. We see a bigger picture. Mining rare earths is just the beginning. The real challenge—and opportunity—lies in owning the entire value chain: refining, processing, manufacturing, and integration.

True independence means controlling not just the extraction of materials, but their transformation into the high-performance motors and actuators that power the future of robotics and automation.

The Path to 100 Million Robotics

Our vision is ambitious but necessary: to enable the production of 100 million robotic systems on American soil. This isn't just about quantity—it's about capability, reliability, and sovereignty in the technologies that will define the next century.

To reach this scale, we must own the complete conversion of raw materials into actuators and motors. No shortcuts. No dependencies. No vulnerabilities.

This requires building new manufacturing capabilities, developing domestic expertise, and creating a vertically integrated supply chain that can scale to meet the demands of a robotic future—all based right here in Richmond, Virginia.

Our Mission

BLDC USA is more than a motor company. We're building the foundation for American leadership in robotics and automation. We're creating jobs, developing technology, and securing the supply chains that will power the next generation of innovation.