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<Structure and Challenges of Conventional Bearings> Bearings typically have a component called a "retainer." The retainer is designed to prevent the balls from coming into contact with each other and is an important part for maintaining the position of the balls. However, the balls and the retainer are always in contact. This contact generates friction, which is a significant factor that hinders the smooth rotation of the bearing. On the other hand, it is not simply a matter of eliminating the retainer. Without a retainer, the balls will come into contact with each other. This contact also generates friction, which, like the case with a retainer, becomes a factor that hinders smooth rotation. <Ideal State Without Retainers or Ball Contact> The ideal situation is one where there is no retainer and the balls do not come into contact with each other. If there is no contact between the balls and the retainer, as well as no contact between the balls themselves, friction can be minimized, allowing for smooth rotation. This ideal has been realized with our developed product, 'ADB.' ADB is a groundbreaking bearing that prevents contact between the balls without using a retainer. ▼For more details, visit (Handling Company: Coo Space Co., Ltd. Official Website) https://coo-space.com/