Quaze Technologies
About
About Quaze Technologies
Quaze Technologies develops magnetic-resonance power systems in both surface and tubular formats. Its surface architecture distributes power across a charging area and is designed to serve multiple equipped devices simultaneously. This supports robotic operations in which machines return to a powered surface without connecting a cable or aligning exposed electrical contacts.
Tubular Power applies the approach inside cylindrical structures, supplying a power field around devices inserted into the tube. Quaze positions the format for drones, sensors and other robotic equipment whose orientation can vary. The company works with equipment manufacturers on integrating wireless power into their systems, while DSTOW applies its charging approach to recurring uncrewed-aircraft operations.
Funding
- 2024-01-15 - Galvion invests in Quaze Technologies for defense wireless charging
Galvion invested in Quaze Technologies to advance wireless charging for defense automation and unmanned systems. - source: galvion.com
Team
- Xavier Bidaut - Chief Executive Officer - Relevant as the named executive behind Quaze's wireless power-transfer robotics infrastructure profile.
Timeline
Events
- 2026-05-20 - Acquisition - Red Cat acquires Quaze Technologies for wireless unmanned-system power
Red Cat acquired Quaze Technologies, a Quebec developer of wireless power transfer for unmanned systems, drones and autonomous machines. Quaze's platform-agnostic charging approach is intended to reduce connector, alignment and manual battery-swap constraints for fielded robots. The acquisition adds a wireless power layer to Red Cat's defence unmanned-systems portfolio.
Source - 2024-01-15 - Funding - Galvion invests in Quaze Technologies for defense wireless charging
Galvion made a strategic investment in Quaze Technologies. The investment targeted wireless charging as a defense capability. Quaze's technology supports automation systems, unmanned systems, drones, and autonomous machines.
Source
Relations
Relationships
- Red Cat
Acquired By - Red Cat acquires Quaze Technologies for wireless unmanned-system power
Context
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Context tags
- Robotics power-systems layer - Stack Layer - strongest_10_profile_product_enrichment_2026_05_25
- UAS power-system layer - Stack Layer - strongest_10_profile_product_enrichment_2026_05_25
- Contactless Power Transfer - Capability - strongest_10_profile_product_enrichment_2026_05_25
- Physical AI Power Layer - Customer Environment - strongest_10_profile_product_enrichment_2026_05_25