The Chennai-based company builds compression software that cuts the volume of data a sensor produces at the source, for platforms where bandwidth and power are limited.
A modern sensor produces more data than the platform carrying it can move.
A drone with a hyperspectral camera or a satellite with a radar payload generates data faster than its link can transmit and faster than its onboard storage can absorb, and the gap widens every time sensors improve.
The usual answers are unsatisfying.
Storing it for later download makes the information late.
Discarding most of it risks losing the part that mattered.
The Hyderabad-based company charges $2 a minute for computing time on its satellites, and is now raising funds to build a 50…
IIT Delhi’s homegrown startup Cyran AI Solutions is developing neuromorphic edge computing for defence, geospatial and industrial…
The IIT Ropar-incubated company is developing high-speed unmanned platforms designed for Indian operating conditions and has…
AquaAirX's AVATAAR moves from air to underwater in a single mission, built for coastal patrol, search and rescue, and defence.
The standard approach to satellite imagery is to snap huge batches of pictures and beam them back to Earth, where they can be…
The IISc-incubated company develops a hardware-agnostic autonomy stack for unmanned systems and works with the Indian Navy and…
