Humanoide Brasil in action

Traffic Education and Safe Mobility

We bring the Mini Traffic City, humanoid robots and CiberDogs to your municipality — with our own technical team and full compliance with Law No. 14.133/2021 (Brazilian procurement law), the CTB (Brazilian Traffic Code) and PNATRANS.

+20 yearsof team experience
+3,000educational robotics projects
8xmore content retention with humanoids
All of Brazilnationwide operation

Program

Six fronts, safer traffic

Structure, robotics, pedagogy, operation and calendar integrated into a single work plan.

01Structure

Itinerant Mini Traffic City

A scaled-down urban environment with roads, crosswalks and working traffic lights. Set up in squares, schools and events, with no civil works required.

02Robotics

Educator Humanoid Robots (NAO)

Humanoids that tell stories, run quizzes and talk with children about traffic rules and safe behaviour.

Interactive CiberDogs (Unitree GO2)
03Robotics

Interactive CiberDogs (Unitree GO2)

Robotic mascots that move through the Mini Traffic City and demonstrate safe crossings, drawing attention from audiences of all ages.

04Pedagogy

Games and Gamification

Signage Game, Safety Trail, robot-mediated quiz, theatre and augmented reality, aligned with DENATRAN/SENATRAN (national traffic authority) guidelines.

05Operation

Technical-Pedagogical Team

Facilitators, pedagogical coordination and technical accountability, with a monthly work plan and team replacement within 5 business days.

06Calendar

Educational and Seasonal Campaigns

Annual programming following the dates with the greatest impact on the municipality's road safety.

Differentiators

Why Humanoide Brasil

  • +20 years of experience in technology and education.
  • +3,000 educational robotics projects carried out.
  • Our own itinerant infrastructure, with no civil works required.
  • Pioneering use of humanoid robots and CiberDogs in road safety education.
  • Alignment with PNATRANS and SENATRAN guidelines.
  • Full compliance with Law No. 14.133/2021 (Brazilian procurement law).
  • From ongoing operation to one-off actions, according to the municipality's needs.

Calendar

Campaigns throughout the year

Seasonal programming to concentrate efforts when the message has the widest reach.

January – February

Carnival

Educational outreach at high-traffic locations, focused on safe behaviour during the festivities.

May

Yellow May

The month of highest visibility: expanded programming in schools, squares and public facilities.

September 18 to 25

National Traffic Week

Intensive daily programming, with the Mini Traffic City set up and sequential activities.

December

Safe Holidays

Drink driving, driver fatigue and road trips during the holiday season.

References

Established work alongside

  • SESI
  • SESC
  • Porto Seguro
  • City of Recife

Frequently asked questions

What people usually ask before hiring

How the actions are formatted and delivered, how planning is built and what ensures compliance with the regulations mentioned.

Service formats

Both approaches are possible. There is ongoing programming throughout the year, with a schedule of activities in schools, squares and public facilities, and one-off actions concentrated on dates of greatest visibility, such as Yellow May and National Traffic Week. The format is defined together with the institution, based on the objectives and the intended period.

Planning the actions

Regulatory compliance

Proposal

Request a proposal for your municipality

Tell us the institution or municipality and the intended period. We will get back to you with a work plan, scope and compliance documentation.

Your details are used only to respond to your request.