Quaze Technologies

Quaze Technologies develops wireless power systems for drones, robots and autonomous machines. Its DSTOW system enables field charging for UAVs and mobile platforms, supporting persistent operations where operators need machines to recharge without manual battery swaps.

Market context

Quaze is a robotics infrastructure supplier: its relevance is not a robot body, but the field-power layer that can reduce battery-swap and charging friction for deployed unmanned systems.

Facts

Website: https://www.quazetech.com/
HQ: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Segment: Power Systems
Known funding rounds: 1

Funding

2024-01-15 - Galvion invests in Quaze Technologies for defense wireless charging - source: galvion.com

Wireless power for unmanned systems

Contactless charging infrastructure for robots, drones and unmanned machines.

Target environment: Robotic fleets, drone docks and unmanned-system operating sites
Deployment model: Supplier layer; technology is integrated around deployed robots rather than sold as a complete robot.
Customer context: Robot OEMs, defence unmanned-system operators and autonomous-fleet integrators.
Workflow context: Charging and power-transfer workflow that reduces manual battery swaps and precise connector docking.
Commercial maturity: Acquired by Red Cat in 2026; scale depends on integration into fielded unmanned-system programs.
Market position: Power-infrastructure supplier for robotics and unmanned systems.
Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on platform integration, efficiency, safety validation and fleet-level charging economics.
Adjacent context: Comparable to robotics power-system suppliers and adjacent to drone-docking and fleet-infrastructure companies.
Source confidence: high

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…
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.

Team

Xavier Bidaut - Chief Executive Officer - Relevant as the named executive behind Quaze's wireless power-transfer robotics infrastructure profile.

Context tags

Robotics Power Systems - Peer Group - strongest_10_profile_product_enrichment_2026_05_25
UAS Power Systems - Peer Group - 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

Quaze Technologies canonical Korthos profile