Who we are
Deeptech made in Brazil, with global impact.
Proprietary technologies, developed from scratch by Brazilian researchers to solve industry's most complex challenges.
Proprietary technologies, developed from scratch by Brazilian researchers to solve industry's most complex challenges.
We do not want to be just another technology supplier. We are researchers and engineers who build what does not exist, at the intersection of physics, artificial intelligence and industry.
Based at the UFRJ Technology Park in Rio de Janeiro and at the São José dos Campos Technology Park.
We deliver intelligence to increase industrial efficiency. That is our mission, no frills.
If life is at the center, a technology company must monitor and protect four domains: the environment, people, machines and materials.
Technology serves life. The machine plays a supporting role. Life is the protagonist.
To be a reference in industrial intelligence in Brazil, developing the technology industry needs to protect people, the environment, machines and materials before problems happen.
We test what the market still considers too risky: sensors for deep subsea environments, hyperspectral sensing at a fraction of today's cost.
All the technology we build serves a single purpose: protecting people. The environment, the machine, the material matter only because someone depends on them.
We aim to test every result under the real conditions in which it will be used.
For us, success takes a concrete form: time saved, failure avoided, risk under control. That is what we measure, not the size of the promise.
Mechanics, optics, artificial intelligence, biology, engineering. No real problem is solved within a single discipline.
Being a B Corp is not a badge to show off. It is a commitment that is audited, reviewed and held to account every year.
This is part of our Rio de Janeiro team, working side by side in the laboratories of the UFRJ Technology Park, one of Aliger's two R&D hubs, together with the São José dos Campos Technology Park, in São Paulo. Physicists, engineers and researchers building technology from scratch, with expertise in:
