👉 Polyaxial is a term used in physics and engineering to describe an object with two or more axes that can rotate about one of its axes at different rates. This allows for the creation of complex shapes, such as gears, which are commonly found in machines like motors and generators. For example, a bicycle wheel has two axes: one for turning clockwise (axial) and one for turning counterclockwise. When the bike is pedaling, the wheels rotate about this axis at different rates
