QLM’s expansion has continued in recent weeks, with the switch to new, larger premises in Bristol, and the incorporation of the company in the USA.

Following a very productive internship in the R&D team, Lauren Manton has joined QLM on a permanent basis as an R&D Engineer. 

On the eve of COP26, QLM carried out the first trial of the quantum gas camera at a real-world site, hosted by SPLICE Project industrial partners National Grid Gas and supported by the National Physical Laboratory.

QLM is excited to announce David Lowndes as the newest member of the team, joining as Lidar Systems Engineer.

QLM is delighted to welcome John Bennett to the team as he joins as Head of Electronics.

QLM’s wealth of experience, expertise and talent continues to expand following our successful seed round of funding with the arrival of Dr Andrew Weld, who has joined the team as the Head of Research & Development.

Inzpire Limited has been selected as the trials partner of choice for QLM Technology’s RPAS-mounted methane detection and measurement sensor.

Inzpire’s Technical and Strategic Services Division will work with QLM Technology (QLM) to assess the ability of its new Light Detection and Imaging (Lidar) camera to detect and quantify methane emissions when mounted on an RPAS.

QLM’s team grows on both the technical and commercial sides as part of post-Seed expansion.

QLM is pleased to announce the close of its Seed funding round, securing a total of £3.1 million of multidisciplinary investment.

A quantum-enabled gas imaging Lidar camera able to visualise and quantify methane leaks caused by oil and natural gas extraction and use has been developed by QLM Technology Ltd, based in Bristol.