ELECTRIFICATION. REIMAGINED.

Electrification is more than a powertrain replacement

We believe that a new drive system demands a fundamentally new machine concept. That is why we have reimagined machinery from the ground up and developed an architecture that fully unlocks the potential of electric machines, instead of simply fitting a new drive into an existing design. QuiMo is powered by an interdisciplinary team with a clear conviction: mechanical engineering needs bolder thinking.

QuiMo WL1600, vollelektrischer Kompaktlader mit innovativem Gegengewichtssystem, hoher Wendigkeit und bis zu 1600 kg Nutzlast für effizientes Materialhandling.

MACHINE CONCEPTS SIMPLIFIED. REIMAGINED. ENGINEERED.

Driving Progress

We want to show that mechanical engineering can be reimagined — more efficient, more electric, and more future-ready.

Reducing Complexity

Good engineering is not complicated — it is intelligent by design. That is why we develop solutions that are simpler, more robust, and more reliable.

The Courage to Rethink

Progress begins where existing concepts are challenged. That is why we deliberately take a different approach to mechanical engineering.

QuiMo – Redefining the Future of Machinery

QuiMo was born from the idea of making machines smarter, safer, and more efficient. What began as a startup with a clear vision quickly evolved into a company delivering innovative solutions for modern working environments.

Our goal is to improve work processes, protect people, and unlock new possibilities in the use of modern machinery.

Today, QuiMo continuously advances existing technologies and turns new ideas into practical, real-world solutions.

Das QuiMo-Entwicklungsteam vor dem QuiMo WL 1600. Links ist Jonas Heinzler, in der Mitte Maximilian Wanner und rechts Wolfgang Rebholz.

The Idea

It all began with the idea of developing a machine capable of balancing loads on a single axle and efficiently transporting even heavy loads by shifting a counterweight.

Initial Concepts

It quickly became clear that an additional support wheel would be useful for guiding the counterweight stably across the ground. These considerations led to the first concepts, which were initially developed as models.

Proof of Concept

The first fully functional prototype. Through consistent development work and the support of numerous partners, the proof of concept was successfully realized as part of a funded project.

Pre-Production Prototype

As part of the current DBU-funded project, we are continuing to refine the concept and transition it into a pre-production prototype.

The Team

How it all started

How does the idea for a completely new machine come about?

The video produced by MDR tells the story behind the development of our remote-controlled mini wheel loader from the initial idea to its use on a construction site. The feature explains how it works in deliberately simple, easy-to-understand language and shows how the machine operates in confined spaces and what advantages it offers over conventional wheel loaders.