WORKING TOWARD A CLEANER FUTURE
Investor Relations.
A Bird’s Eye View
Qdot Technology officially spun out from the University of Oxford’s Thermofluids Institute in 2020. Here, three bright-minded students came together over a shared passion for sustainable aerospace technology development. Through their collaboration and innovation, Qdot Tech emerged.
The company’s mission is simple: to enable clean flight. Qdot achieves this through the development of hybrid electric power systems. These sustainable technologies reduce fuel consumption, improve aircraft efficiency, and maximize performance.
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Investor Opportunities
With Qdot, you have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be at the forefront of a rapidly growing industry.
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Flight Progress
Qdot has obtained over £1.5M in investments, £1.3M in grants, and £700K in consultancy funding. We leveraged this funding to develop and refine our propulsion system prototype and our core power technologies. We have already achieved performance comparable to current state-of-the-art technology.
Our high-value innovations have received widespread recognition across other industries. We have since developed relationships with powerhouses such as:
Flight Path
Qdot’s mission has already taken flight.
With your help, we can reach our final destination.
what your support can help us do
Investor Initiatives
Execute Programme
Provide additional $300-400K to execute full 18-month programme.
Accelerate Development
Accelerate development timeline by 6-9 months.
Penetrate U.S. Operations
Facilitate introductions to penetrate operations in the U.S.
Latest Press
Qdot Technology has designs on electric aircraft opportunity with Onshape support
Posted on 15 Nov 2021 by The Manufacturer An Oxford University spin-out is tapping into the power of PTC®’s latest design software to help it develop new propulsion solutions for use in future...
Qdot Technology taxis for take-off with Onshape
Posted on 28 Oct 2021 by The Engineer PTC explains how its cloud-based CAD software is helping Oxford University spin-out Qdot Technology fast-track its journey to commercialisation. The team at...