Powering the Future of Mobility

Ride FUTHER, CHARGE SMARTER

Q-BOX

The Q-Box is HerculE-Q’s state-of-the-art wireless charging platform engineered for E-bikes, E-scooters, and other compact electric vehicles. Leveraging Inductive Power Transfer (IPT) technology, the Q-Box delivers high-efficiency energy transfer without physical connectors—eliminating the wear, clutter, and maintenance of traditional plug-in systems.

Built for smart infrastructure environments, the Q-Box integrates seamlessly into urban landscapes, college campuses, and fleet depots. Its modular architecture, compact form factor, and weather-resistant design make it ideal for deployment in high-traffic, outdoor settings. With embedded sensors and connectivity, the system supports real-time usage tracking, remote diagnostics, and integration with fleet management platforms, enabling predictive maintenance and intelligent energy allocation.

By automating the charging process and enabling hands-free energy access, the Q-Box delivers a scalable, future-ready solution that supports the growth of electric micro-mobility while advancing goals in sustainability, operational efficiency, and smart city innovation.

Charging Station Specs

1000wt
Watt
45min
Minute fast charging
3-6"
Inch clearance
99%
Alignment flexibility

From Q-BOX to PWR-ARC

From Q-BOX™ to PWR-ARC™ What began as a single charging innovation is now becoming a civic infrastructure revolution. HerculE-Q’s Q-BOX™ laid the foundation, and together with Helixis Technology, that spark is scaling into PWR-ARC™ — the world’s first trust-governed wireless energy grid.
1. Q-BOX™: The Breakthrough A static wireless charging pad proving seamless, safe, and efficient energy transfer for micromobility and autonomous systems.
2. ATI Integration: The Leap Helixis’ Autonomous Trust Infrastructure transforms isolated devices into a connected, governed network — where policy, consent, and auditability are built in.
3. PWR-ARC™: The Grid Scaling Q-BOX™ into corridors and communities, PWR-ARC™ powers autonomy with equity, oversight, and resilience — ensuring machines serve people, not the other way around.