Relays are integral components in modern electrical systems, functioning as electromechanical switches that control the flow of current in a circuit. While they are widely used in applications ranging from industrial control systems to automotive electronics, one major limitation of traditional relays is the generation of arcs during switching operations. These arcs, which occur when electrical contacts break or make, can cause significant damage to the contacts, reducing the reliability and lifespan of the relay. To address this problem, engineers have developed the Arc-Free Relay—a revolutionary advancement that enhances the performance and durability of relays by minimizing or entirely eliminating the occurrence of arcing.