AeroVect, founded in 2020 and based in Silicon Valley, builds autonomous driving systems for ground support equipment at airports. Its core product, AeroVect Driver™, is an AI-powered platform trained on what the company describes as the world's largest proprietary dataset of airport driving data. The system uses 3D LiDAR sensors and real-time data processing to automate airside operations such as baggage and cargo logistics, operating in varied weather and lighting conditions.
The company's technology is deployed in production at some of the world's busiest airports, including Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International, where it has completed tens of thousands of successful aircraft crossings. AeroVect takes an OEM-agnostic approach, allowing its system to be retrofitted onto existing GSE fleets rather than requiring new equipment. Its technical work spans autonomous driving, AI, 3D LiDAR sensing, and real-time data processing.
AeroVect targets the aviation, airline, ground handling, and logistics sectors across North America. The company is backed by venture capital investors with expertise in both autonomous driving and aviation. Its platform aims to deliver measurable improvements in cost efficiency, reliability, and safety for ground handling operations.
