AquaAirX's AVATAAR moves from air to underwater in a single mission, built for coastal patrol, search and rescue, and defence.
India has more than 7,500 km of coastline and a vast maritime zone to watch, and the tools for the job are split in two.
Aerial drones cover the surface; underwater robots work below it.
Neither does both, so monitoring a coast usually means running two separate systems.
, a Bengaluru-based deeptech startup, is trying to collapse that into one machine.
Its drones fly like a quadcopter, land on water, dive to carry out underwater tasks, then resurface and fly on.
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