Navigation Without GPS
Skyline Nav AI's Pathfinder software guides users without GPS by matching visuals to a database and generating real-time navigation.
The system can analyze various environments, including buildings and tree-lined roads, to provide navigation.
The last thing keeping you from fully freaking out is that little blue dot — the universal sign that, somewhere up above, a GPS satellite has eyes on you.
Kanwar Singh's startup aims to solve navigation issues in areas with blocked GPS signals, such as big cities or mountainous roads.
Pathfinder's capabilities will be showcased at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025.
Author's summary: Skyline Nav AI develops GPS-free navigation software.More News
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