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Gabriel Setim Porto Alegre is an experienced professional in the aerospace and drone industries, currently serving as the Vice-President of Program Management and Chief Technology Officer at XMobots® since July 2018. Previously, Gabriel worked at Embraer as an intern in the Flight Tests Department and held a summer internship in the same department in early 2016. Additionally, experience includes an internship at Airbus Group Inc. in 2017, where involvement in the E-Nose BG project focused on studying oxidative stress in cosmonauts through breath gas analysis. Gabriel holds a Master of Business Administration in Project Management from FGV - Fundação Getulio Vargas and a Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering from USP - Universidade de São Paulo.
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xmobots®
XMobots is a Brazilian company that develops and operates Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS), also known in Brazil as VANTs. The company was the first to obtain permission of the National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) to perform experimental flights with RPASs in the country. Created in 2007 with the purpose of developing Unmanned Aerial Vehicles with national technology, the company was born incubated in the Center for Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Technology of The São Paulo University (CIETEC-USP) from a R&D project of its founders. During its first three years, XMobots created the RPAS Apoena 1000B, a 32 kilos aircraft known as the first UAV to fly over the Amazon. In that occasion, XMobots used the Apoena to do the aerial monitoring at the power plant of a hydroelectric under construction in the Madeira River. In this operation, the RPAS was responsible to chart and quantify the legal deforestation that happened in a 1.000 km² area, a record area considering any aerial survey already done in Brazil by an UAV. With continuous investment on innovation and a team of highly qualified professionals, XMobots is one of the most important Brazilian companies specialized in the development and manufacturing of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems.