1. Technology overview
XMobots is a Brazilian unmanned aircraft manufacturer founded in 2007 and headquartered in Sao Carlos, Sao Paulo, in one of the country’s main aeronautical hubs. The company designs and builds remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS) domestically, becoming the first company authorized by Brazil’s civil aviation authority ANAC to conduct experimental drone flights.
Its product lines include the Nauru series for monitoring and security, Arator and Echar fixed-wing aircraft for precision agriculture and spraying, and hybrid VTOL platforms paired with in-house autopilot, gimbal and AI software such as XFarming Cana. Customers include the Brazilian Army, Navy and Federal Revenue Service, plus agribusiness and forestry operators such as Suzano, with more than 400 aircraft sold and 100,000 flights completed.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
1. Domestic RPAS design: Aircraft, autopilot and gimbal systems built entirely in Brazil.
2. Nauru series: Fixed-wing platforms for monitoring and security missions.
3. Arator and Echar aircraft: Fixed-wing drones for precision agriculture and mapping.
4. Spraying systems: SPAD payloads for crop protection and input application.
5. Hybrid VTOL platforms: Runway-free launch combined with long-range fixed-wing flight.
6. XFarming Cana software: AI analytics tuned for sugarcane and row-crop farming.
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