VertiMob designs, builds, and operates vertiport infrastructure for eVTOL aircraft in Brazil, handling everything from safety procedures and air traffic control to rapid battery charging and passenger processing.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Urban commuters in Brazil face severe traffic congestion and limited fast, sustainable transport options, while eVTOL aircraft lack dedicated infrastructure for safe, efficient operations and rapid passenger processing.
Solution
VertiMob designs, builds, and operates vertiport facilities that enable eVTOL aircraft to provide quick, renewable‑energy‑powered air mobility in major Brazilian cities. Their vertiports incorporate rapid battery‑charging stations, interchangeable battery bays, and maintenance areas powered by renewable sources. The terminals feature intelligent designs with facial‑recognition scanners, e‑gates, and data‑driven flow optimization to streamline passenger boarding and disembarkation. VertiMob also manages air traffic control, safety procedures, and emergency response, leveraging decades of airport operational expertise to ensure secure and reliable service. By locating vertiports strategically near high‑density corridors and providing fast ground transport links, they reduce overall travel time compared to conventional road travel.
Target Audience
Primary customers are eVTOL operators, urban mobility service providers, and municipal transportation planners seeking dedicated air‑mobility infrastructure in Brazil.
Features
- High‑capacity rapid‑charge stations and interchangeable battery modules for eVTOLs, optimized for renewable energy use
- Integrated air traffic control and safety management systems drawing on 40+ years of airport experience
- Smart terminal design with facial‑recognition scanners, e‑gates, and real‑time data analytics to optimize passenger flow
- Ground‑transport connectivity solutions to ensure quick access to and from vertiport locations
- Scalable infrastructure planning for phased rollout across São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and future Brazilian regions