AeroVect
Physical AI
Silicon Valley autonomy company building self-driving systems for airport ground support equipment (GSE).
AeroVect builds the AeroVect Driver(TM), a self-driving system purpose-built for airport airside operations that can autonomously operate ground support equipment (starting with baggage and cargo tractors) across multiple OEM vehicles. Trained on what it calls the world's largest airside driving dataset, the system fuses 360-degree perception (lidar, radar, cameras, positioning) with real-time airport data feeds and rules-based driving logic to move baggage and cargo safely around aircraft. AeroVect sells turnkey airside automation to airlines, airports and ground-handling providers, claiming cost, reliability and safety gains: reduced human error, higher asset uptime and predictable service levels. It partners with ground-support provider GAT Airline Ground Support to deploy autonomous GSE at major US airports. (Company-reported facts.)
Research mapping
Physical AI / Autonomy Software, Fleet Platforms & End Markets (L10) / B
Evidence boundary
Original analysis and independent corroboration remain under development. Commercial scale and durable technical advantage remain under review.
What makes it defensible
An airside-specific autonomy stack and driver-out safety case - purpose-built for airport aprons (dense aircraft crossings, markings-based navigation) that general road-autonomy stacks cannot safely handle.
Position in the stack: Autonomy software layer for airport ground handling - retrofits OEM ground support vehicles with a self-driving kit and sells turnkey automation to airlines, airports and ground handlers.
Who buys it
Named customers: GAT Airline Ground Support
Founding team
Raymond Wang — Co-Founder & CEO — Co-founded AeroVect in 2020 to bring autonomous driving to airport ground support equipment; leads the company.
Eugenio Donati — Co-Founder & COO — Bain & Company alumnus (Johannesburg/Lagos offices); co-founded AeroVect in 2020 and runs operations.
SourceFinancing detail
- Last round
- Series B
Investors: Scale Venture Partners; Flybridge; Xfund
Mapped funds and investors
Direct relationships supported by published evidence.
Reported holdings as-of
No sourced relationships mapped yet.
Disclosed investment history
No sourced relationships mapped yet.
Showing up to four relationships in each group. ETF weights describe the fund’s portfolio, not ownership of this company. Private investment history does not establish current ownership.
Evidence & media
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AeroVect | Valuation, Funding Rounds & Stock Price
What this source supports: Total funding $29.2M; Series A Sep 19 2024; debt Apr 2026
What it does not establish: Contract values; deployment counts; revenue
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AeroVect 2026 Company Profile: Valuation, Funding & Investors
What this source supports: Series A $18M closed Oct 2024; developer of airport GSE autonomous driving platform
What it does not establish: Post-money valuation; named airline customers
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Timeline
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Financing
Series B
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