Hello, we are one of the largest R&D institutes in Brazil and, with a growing team of SiDiers, we are already in Campinas, Manaus and Recife, the largest technological and innovation parks in Brazil. Because, those who want to create projects that will transform the world, cannot stop transforming itself. In almost 20 years of history, we specialize in solving problems and we bring in our luggage more than 1,000 projects that impact the lives of millions of people, bringing innovation and making the future happen now.
We reinforce our commitment to technology and the search for innovation. Creativity is part of our culture and thus, we create tailored solutions to customer problems. We are ready to generate results that impact.
To encounter unusually difficult solutions, it is necessary to brand diverse knowledge, background and experience. And there are more than 600 employees contributing, not only with technical knowledge, but with their life stories, which, when added together, result in a uniquely creative potential in searching for innovative solutions.
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Rua Aguaçu, 171 | Ed. Jacarandá
+55 19 3344.4500
Av. Cais do Apolo, 222, 1º Andar
+55 81 3419.8142
Av. Coronel Teixeira, 5705 | Shopping Ponta Negra - Piso L3
+55 92 99229.4210
Since 2004, we are accredited by CATI, the Information Technology Area Committee, to develop ICT projects serving different sectors.
Since 2021, we have been authorized by the Committee on Research and Development Activities in the Amazon (CAPDA) to receive resources from the Informatics Law.
We develop Law of Good projects by granting tax incentives to companies that carry out research and development of technological innovation.
We are in line with the requirements of ANEEL's R&D program, being able to develop projects in line with the National Electric Energy Agency.
We are qualified to develop disruptive technologies that will be part of the future of Brazilian mobility.
We are accredited to participate in calls for oil and gas sector projects financed by public funds in Brazil.
