The Delhi startup's inspection drones navigate confined spaces without GPS, checking power lines, towers and industrial sites.
A drone flying over open ground can track its position using satellites.
Take it inside a boiler, a tunnel, or a tight gap between machines, and that signal is gone.
This matters because many of the places worth inspecting are exactly those confined, hard-to-reach spaces where sending a person is slow and dangerous.
, a Delhi startup, builds drones designed to work there.
Its drones navigate on their own, no GPS, no compass, no pilot.
Absolute positioning is critical in contested and denied environments.
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