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QMotion Awarded New Patents

The company's latest patents cover Roller Shade Artificial Stops, Flexible Sleeve Battery Holder, and Antenna Cable Connection.

QMotion Advanced Shading Systems has been issued three patents by the U.S. Patent Office for its technological advances in automated shade systems.

QMotion has been granted U.S. patent number 8,947,027 for a high-efficiency roller shade and method for setting artificial stops to inventor Willis Jay Mullet, QMotion chief executive officer. The patent was awarded for a motorized roller shade design that allows the roller shade to be manually moved as well as moved by remote control.

In simple terms, QMotion’s unique motorized roller shades allow a user to position his or her shades either by using a remote or by manually moving the shade to a desired position. This patent also protects QMotion’s unique tug feature that allows a user to tug the shade to initiate a motorized upward movement. These features provide a better user experience by predetermining set intermediary positions, as well as allowing the consumer to set custom intermediary positions. Also, it allows for the shade to go to intermediary positions or full-open positions by a simple tug on the shade, not requiring the use of the remote.

QMotion has been granted U.S. patent number 8,968,900 for a flexible sleeve battery holder apparatus and method to inventors Willis Jay Mullet, QMotion chief executive officer and Harry Edward Asbury, product design engineer. The patent was awarded for QMotion’s unique battery sleeve within its roll tube.

QMotion’s unique battery sleeve holds the batteries in constant contact with one another and ensures the shade receives continuous power from the battery source, while still allowing for easy removal and replacement of the batteries. Customers do not need to take down the shade to change the batteries.

QMotion has been granted U.S. patent number 8,960,260 for a motorized roller shade or blind having an antenna and antenna cable connection to inventor Craig Peter Anderson, Rf/compliance engineer. The patent was awarded for QMotion’s unique antenna design, which is formed of a printed circuit board that is positioned in the end of the roller shade tube.

QMotion’s elegant design allows the roller shade to be free of external wires or antennas, providing a sleek and aesthetically pleasing appearance. This system also improves the ease of installation.

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