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Hipert: AI-Powered Autonomous Mobility Systems for Drones, Robots and Industrial Vehicles in Italy
What is the central argument of “Hipert”, and why does it matter for European defence and dual-use markets?
Hipert: AI-Powered Autonomous Mobility Systems for Drones, Robots and Industrial Vehicles in Italy: Hipert S.r.l. (Italy) is a deep-tech. Defence-finance analy…
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Original DFM publication · DFM Analysis report · 2025-12-22
Hipert S.r.l. (Italy) is a deep-tech spin-off specializing in AI-enabled autonomous mobility systems. Founded in 2020 as part of the University of Modena’s HiPeRT Lab , it integrates advanced perception, planning and control algorithms into drones, robotic vehicles and industrial automation.
Its core value proposition lies in cutting-edge autonomy for multi-domain platforms – from unmanned aerial and maritime vessels to automated forklifts – leveraging EU-based expertise in real-time embedded computing .
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