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QM Power, Inc.
UEI: N/A
# of Employees: 6
HUBZone Owned: No
Socially and Economically Disadvantaged: No
Woman Owned: No
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Award Listing
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Lightweight High Efficiency Electric Motors and Actuators for Low Temperature Mobility and Robotics Applications
Amount: $99,962.00Space Exploration Vehicles and Lunar Surface Systems require electromechanical systems that are varied and include long life capability, high reliability, high thermal tolerance, high vacuum tolerance ...
SBIRPhase I2010National Aeronautics and Space Administration -
Advanced Lightweight Scalable Marine Generators for Combatant Crafts
Amount: $149,990.00The objective of this proposal is demonstrate the design feasibility of an innovative QM Power 25-30 kW combatant craft generator with a weight-to-power ratio of 20 lbs/kW or less, perform bench top e ...
SBIRPhase I2010Department of Defense Navy -
Improved Robot Actuator Motors for Medical Applications
Amount: $69,980.00Medical robotic applications require numerous actuation devices that must be both lightweight and efficient. In the case of mobile medical robotics, Space, Weight, and Power efficiency (SWaP) are the ...
SBIRPhase I2010Department of Defense Army -
SBIR Phase II: Novel Low-Cost Electric Motors for Variable Speed Applications
Amount: $458,194.00This Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II project furthers the research and development of a completely new low cost high efficiency electric motor for use in HVAC compressors and transp ...
SBIRPhase II2010National Science Foundation -
SBIR Phase I: Novel Low-Cost Electric Motors for Variable Speed Applications
Amount: $96,567.00This SBIR Phase I research proposal will analyze, develop, and demonstrate a novel, optimized, high power density and high efficiency electric motor technology capable of operating at high speeds usin ...
SBIRPhase I2009National Science Foundation -
SBIR Phase I: High Power Density, High Efficiency Actuation for Robotic Applications
Amount: $91,755.00This Small Business Innovation Research Phase I research proposal will demonstrate a family of high efficiency and high power density actuators utilizing Parallel Magnetic Circuit (PMC) technology. Th ...
SBIRPhase I2008National Science Foundation