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Design partners · partner-scopedDrashta
द्रष्टाDrashta gives machines eyes. An analyst still decides.
Drashta (द्रष्टा, “the seer”) is ShepHertz’s machine-vision family. Today it reads satellite and aerial imagery offline and finds objects of interest, such as aircraft and structures, across wide scenes — handing analysts structured findings to review. It is engaged with design partners.
- Today
- Finds aircraft and structures in satellite and aerial imagery, and returns structured findings for review.
- Deployment
- Offline, inside air-gapped perimeters. The imagery never leaves your network.
- Command
- A named officer is in command. Never placed in a weapons-release chain.
- Next
- Vision for inspection and agriculture, being built with design partners.
What Drashta does today.
An analyst facing a wide satellite or aerial scene has to find the few things that matter in it. Drashta reads that imagery offline and finds objects of interest, such as aircraft and structures, then hands the analyst structured findings to review: what it found and where. The analyst checks them and decides what they mean.
It runs on hardware you control, with no connection out. The imagery, the findings and the decisions stay inside your perimeter.
Who it serves, and the line it does not cross.
Drashta serves defence and strategic users inside air-gapped perimeters, with a named officer in command of every decision it informs. It is a tool for seeing, not for acting: it is never placed in a weapons-release chain.
Defence and strategic specifics are not published on a web page. If you represent a defence, strategic or national-security organisation, contact us and we will take it from there, under the agreements your programme requires.
What comes next.
Vision for inspection and agriculture is being built with design partners. Perception on the machine itself (on the aircraft, on the robot) is next, not now, and we will describe it only when it is real.
Drashta is one of three families that work together: Tatva turns plain language into one machine command, Drashta sees, and Sanjaya reads the fleet and its telemetry.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
- What is Drashta?
- Drashta (द्रष्टा, “the seer”) is ShepHertz’s machine-vision family. Today it reads satellite and aerial imagery offline and finds objects of interest, such as aircraft and structures, handing analysts structured findings to review. It is engaged with design partners.
- Is Drashta used to select or engage targets?
- No. Drashta hands structured findings to a human analyst, and a named officer is in command of every decision. It is never placed in a weapons-release chain.
- Does Drashta need the internet or a cloud connection?
- No. It runs offline, inside air-gapped perimeters, on hardware the customer controls. The imagery never leaves the network.
- What is Drashta being built for next?
- Vision for inspection and agriculture, with design partners. Perception on the machine itself is next on the roadmap, not a capability today.
- How does Drashta relate to Tatva and Sanjaya?
- They are three families of one portfolio. Tatva turns plain language into exactly one machine command; Drashta is vision; Sanjaya is fleet and telemetry intelligence.
Engage on Drashta.
Drashta is engaged with design partners. If you represent a defence or strategic organisation, or you want vision for inspection or agriculture, contact us.