Featured Project

GPS-Denied Autonomous Navigation Drone

When GPS fails, intelligence takes over.

Our R&D team built an end-to-end autonomy stack that lets drones sense, map, and navigate without relying on satellite signals — achieving centimeter-level localization in complex, dynamic environments.

Photo credit: @Sharan

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Autonomy in GPS-denied environments

Overview

When GPS signals become unreliable or unavailable — indoors, underground, or in dense urban canyons — conventional autopilots lose localization and autonomy. This project combines visual-inertial odometry, LiDAR SLAM, and AI perception to enable robust navigation without external localization.

Close-up of drone sensors and compute module
Close-up: sensors & compute module
Drone operating in a warehouse — mapping environment
Drone mapping a warehouse corridor

Key Features

Complete GPS Independence

Reliable navigation in tunnels, indoors, and dense urban areas.

AI-Powered Perception

Real-time detection of obstacles and moving objects with robust inference.

SLAM-Based Mapping

Builds live 3D maps for accurate localization and planning.

Multi-Sensor Fusion

LiDAR + camera + IMU + ultrasonic for robust situational awareness.

Autonomous Decision-Making

Onboard planning, path correction and adaptive mission execution.

Research Ready

Modular stack for benchmarking SLAM and AI navigation systems.

Who can benefit

Search & Rescue

Operate in disaster zones where GPS is unreliable or jammed.

Industrial Inspection

Inspect tunnels, warehouses, and power plants without external localization.

Defence Reconnaissance

Recon in hostile or GPS-jammed environments with autonomous navigation.

Infrastructure Mapping

Map structures and interiors where satellite localization is not available.

Research & Academia

A modular platform for SLAM and AI navigation research.

Watch the Drone in Action

Short demo: autonomous mapping, obstacle avoidance, and path replanning in a GPS-denied space.