A multi-jurisdictional structure built around regulated environments, an international grant pipeline as non-dilutive capital, and a licensable background IP position.
The thesis rests on structure rather than on a single product. Each of the four positions below is a property of how the group is organised, and each one is verifiable from public registrations or from the contracting model itself.
Critical systems in health, civil protection, energy and municipal government share a constraint: the buyer cannot adopt a system it is unable to govern. That constraint narrows the field of credible suppliers and it is the field IMOBI builds for.
US, Brazilian and EU entities operating as one structure. Partners and clients contract a single US or EU counterparty under standard agreements, while the Brazilian operation and its overhead are managed internally.
Active EU Funding Portal eligibility and SAM.gov registration give access to programme funding that finances applied R&D without equity. The pipeline below is in active consortium development — proposals under preparation, not awarded contracts.
The constitutional AI infrastructure is existing background IP, contributed to consortia and enterprise integrations under licence rather than developed inside each project. Licensing terms are discussed under NDA.
A multi-jurisdictional structure connecting international strategy, Brazilian operations and technical execution.
An active pipeline spanning EU, US and Brazilian programmes. Each concept is in active consortium development — IMOBI leads grant capture and partner coordination. The ranges shown are the funding envelopes of the programmes concerned, not amounts awarded.
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