Too much ground, too little time
Long routes and repeated checks turn valuable inspection time into walking time, while distant equipment receives only brief attention.
Autonomous industrial inspection
A machine rarely fails without warning. The warning is often a small change nobody saw in time: a warmer motor, a slow leak, a shifted gauge or an open panel. VyuhaSight is being built to find, record and surface those changes on every round.
Currently: complete software funding demo; physical prototype and customer-site validation are next.
01 Repeatable inspection rounds
02 AI and sensor evidence
03 Works without constant cloud access
04 Human-reviewed findings
The problem hiding in plain sight
Teams cover large facilities, many assets and repeated shifts. Even skilled inspectors cannot be everywhere at once or remember the exact condition of every machine from the last round.
Long routes and repeated checks turn valuable inspection time into walking time, while distant equipment receives only brief attention.
A photo, reading or handwritten note without the same viewpoint and asset identity makes gradual deterioration difficult to see.
Heat, visual condition and equipment readings may live in separate records, delaying the moment when a pattern becomes actionable.
The change we are building
“The round was completed.”
→To“Here is what every asset looked like and measured.”Isolated photos and readings
→ToA repeatable history that reveals change over timeWaiting for a serious alarm
→ToEarlier human attention backed by visual and sensor evidenceThe VyuhaSight inspection platform
The robot maps a permitted route, stops at registered equipment and collects the observations required for that inspection. Edge AI helps identify known equipment and configurable abnormal conditions. Results remain available locally and can sync when connectivity returns.
Inspection result
Illustrative interface based on the validated simulation workflow.
Adaptive mobility roadmap
Our planned mobility architecture combines the efficiency of wheels on level ground with independently adjustable legs for controlled traversal of steps, thresholds and uneven surfaces.
Illustrative engineering concept · final geometry, limits and safety controls subject to prototype validation
Adaptive mobility is intended to take the same evidence workflow beyond smooth, single level floors. This opens routes that would otherwise need a second robot, fixed sensors or a manual handoff.
Plan for thresholds, level changes and short stair sections without breaking the inspection record.
Extend the platform toward older factories, utility areas, depots and infrastructure sites with mixed surfaces.
Pair new mobility hardware with the same autonomy, Asset Memory and customer review workflow.
Stair and uneven terrain traversal is a product roadmap capability, not a currently validated deployment claim. Prototype testing will define safe step dimensions, slopes, payload, speed, endurance and operating conditions before customer use.
Concept → Prototype → Controlled trials → Site qualification
Asset Memory
Every accepted inspection strengthens a permanent history for that equipment. Repeat photographs, thermal observations and readings stay connected to the same asset, so teams can review change instead of searching through disconnected files.
Illustrative interface: the implemented software aligns compatible repeat images and produces a review heatmap. It does not confirm a defect without human review.
How the robot uses AI
The robot combines perception and machine learning with autonomous movement: it sees equipment, travels through the site and gathers useful evidence. AI supports inspection decisions without entering the emergency stop or basic motion safety chain.
Identify configured equipment, people and visible conditions from the robot’s inspection camera while operating locally.
Object detection · visual inspection · equipment recognitionCombine visual, thermal and equipment readings to highlight changes that deserve human attention.
Anomaly detection · thermal screening · sensor fusionUse approved inspection history to evaluate improved models offline, then release signed updates with rollback.
Machine learning · model validation · predictive maintenance dataCurrent boundary: AI perception has passed representative simulation testing. Real-camera accuracy, physical thermal measurements and customer-site performance still require validation.
From patrol to useful action
VyuhaSight is designed to do more than show a live feed. It revisits registered equipment, looks for change, keeps the evidence connected to the asset and sends a clear finding for human review.
Screen motors, pumps, conveyors and utility equipment for visible, thermal, sound or vibration changes using the sensors approved for that site.
Capture configured gauges, meters, displays, warning lamps and valve positions without replacing the customer’s equipment.
Record visible liquid or steam clues and relative hotspots. Gas detection is enabled only with a validated site specific sensor.
Flag configured PPE concerns, people in restricted areas, open panels, missing signs and blocked routes for review.
Observe racks, pallets, packages, dock assets, aisles and safety equipment while leaving material movement to existing systems.
Record local environmental context, door state, frost, visible leaks and refrigeration equipment condition on repeat routes.
Use the saved local map, continue approved missions, retain results on board and return to the charging pad when energy is low.
Connect each accepted image and reading to the correct asset, route, model and time so teams can compare change across rounds and sites.
Product scope: the software workflow is implemented and validated in simulation. Physical detection performance and business results must be proven with the final sensors at each pilot site.
One system, phased markets
The first product serves supervised, non hazardous and accessible routes. Adjacent sectors use the same inspection workflow after site, sensor and safety validation. Harsh or hazardous sites need a separately engineered version.
AI assisted equipment condition rounds for pumps, motors, panels, gauges, valves and utility lines in controlled indoor areas.
Computer vision and sensor inspection beyond inventory movement: utilities, dock assets, panels and restricted areas.
Routine checks around refrigeration equipment, doors and controlled storage areas, with local evidence when connectivity is weak.
Consistent visual and thermal rounds around cooling, power and support equipment on site approved indoor routes.
Repeatable patrols for workshop equipment, parked assets, utilities and safety conditions on accessible maintenance routes.
Pump, motor, valve and gauge rounds in controlled, non hazardous and robot accessible areas of water facilities.
These are valuable expansion markets, but they can require outdoor mobility, weather and corrosion protection, hazardous area certification, specialised gas sensing and stricter safety engineering. We will enter them through a funded customer programme after the indoor platform is proven.
Five outcomes we intend to prove
Each factory or warehouse starts with a measured manual baseline. These ranges become valid only when that site’s pilot data supports them.
Reduce the cost per completed checkpoint with accepted evidence after routes and operations become stable.
Measure: ₹ per accepted checkpoint and ₹ per completed roundLet people spend more time reviewing conditions and planning work instead of walking, photographing and compiling routine records.
Measure: accepted checkpoints per inspector hourShorten the delay between observing a configured abnormal condition and producing an evidence package ready for review.
Measure: time from capture to review for abnormal findingsComplete more scheduled equipment checks with the same inspection team across factory utilities or warehouse facility assets.
Measure: accepted scheduled checks per weekBuild the consistent condition history needed to surface deterioration earlier and support predictive maintenance decisions.
Measure: downtime hours linked to monitored failure modesBaseline four weeks of the current manual process
Pilot compare the same routes, assets and accepted evidence
Decision scale only when measured value exceeds ownership cost
These are VyuhaSight pilot hypotheses, not guarantees. For industry context only, NIST observed 15% less downtime among surveyed manufacturers relying more on predictive than preventive maintenance; that observational result is not a VyuhaSight robot performance claim. Read the NIST context ↗
How a deployment works
Agree the operating area, measure clearances and create a local map under supervision.
Define what the robot should observe, where it should stop and what evidence is required.
Navigate the approved route, capture evidence and continue safely when an individual checkpoint fails.
People confirm findings. Approved data can improve machine learning models for each site through controlled testing and signed updates.
Engineering progress
Our current evidence is a complete local software funding demonstration. These results establish the workflow, not physical product performance.
inspection stops completed in the accepted mission
stored evidence files independently matched
configured factory scenarios passed
computer-vision workflow demonstrated without cloud dependency
Commercial path
Our planned model combines deployment revenue with recurring software and service revenue. Pricing will be set only after pilot operating cost and customer value are measured.
Site survey, mapping, equipment registration and commissioning for each approved operating area.
Planned setup revenueDirect purchase, lease or robot service plan selected for the customer’s operating model.
Commercial model to validateRecurring access to inspection history, evidence review, alerts, reporting and fleet oversight.
Planned recurring revenueMaintenance, additional routes, inspection recipes and validated AI updates for each site.
Planned service revenueWhat funding unlocks
Capital is intended for measurable product gates. It does not make an unsupported claim of production readiness.
Request a guided presentation of the accepted simulation mission, inspection evidence and Asset Memory workflow.
Request a private demo Presented privately with the current evidence and development boundaries.Bring a recurring route, known inspection pain and a measurable manual baseline.
Discuss a pilotHelp convert the validated software workflow into physical and commercial evidence.
Discuss investmentCurrent evidence is from simulation and local software integration. We have not claimed customer revenue, deployed fleet performance or production certification.
Why VyuhaSight
Every result should point to the observation that produced it.
AI and machine learning support inspection decisions; they do not silently replace safety judgement.
Offline operation, maintainable hardware and practical deployment economics for India guide the product.
Work with us
We welcome pilot sites without hazardous zones, investors and strategic partners who value measurable engineering progress and honest validation.
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