XMobots

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XMobots

Industry	Unamnned Systems UAV, AUV, ROV, USV, UGV
Founded	São Paulo, São Paulo (2007)
Headquarters	São Carlos, São Paulo
Key people	Giovani Amianti, CEO
Products	UAV, Unmanned Systems Components, Development Services
Number of employees	< 20
Website	XMobots.com

XMobots is a Brazilian company that develops and operates remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS). The company was the first to obtain permission of the National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) to perform experimental flights with RPASs in the country.