Moya Aero, Fototerra Sign LOI “to acquire 10 Moya eVTOLs”
Unmanned drone services, Moya Aero, and airborne geographic data company, Fototerra, have signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) for Fototerra to acquire 10 Moya drones for application in digital aerial photogrammetry, hyperspectral digital aero photogrammetry, LiDAR Surveys and Environmental Observation, reports a press release.
The Moya drone will be given specific equipment for capturing images, demonstrating “its versatility in application.” Fototerra offers various services and products linked to generating images including cartographic surveys.
The two Brazilian companies see themselves on the cutting-edge of new technologies and why the partnership is a good fit. Moya has a catchy bannerline, “Our ideas are creative. Our products are transformative.”

Alexandre Zaramela
Alexandre Zaramela, CEO of Moya Aero, remarked, ”We have designed our Moya drone for different purposes and can adapt the craft accordingly. Guilherme Pinho, President and CEO of Fototerra, added, ”Our company has always been ahead of its time, implementing new technologies. Moya is an essential step towards improving our service provision.”
The Moya Aero drone will enter into operation in 2026.
Background
The Brazilian drone company was founded in 2020 by Alexandre Zaramela and Renata Paolillo and is a spin-off from ACS Aviation. The company claims its aircraft is “the first high-capacity, all-electric and autonomous vehicle built in the Southern Hemisphere.”
For more information
https://fototerra.com.br/ingles/
(Top image: Moya Aero)