Agam Robotics, founded by Karthik Rangarajan and Kapil Aare, is a Bengaluru‑based company developing electronic systems for drones and robotic platforms.
I am tracking Agam Robotics, a Bengaluru‑based startup founded by Karthik Rangarajan and Kapil Aare, that is developing indigenous flight controllers for drones and other robotic platforms. Their hardware is designed to be modular so it can be reused across ground robots, underwater drones, and quadruped robots, supporting India's Make In India deep‑tech goals. This effort ties into the broader indoor navigation challenge, where GPS is unavailable.
Agam Robotics uses optical flow sensors to enable indoor position estimation for drones and other robots.
The same modular controller architecture is intended to be repurposed for mobile ground robots, underwater drones, and quadruped robots, maximizing R&D efficiency across multiple robot classes. For more details on the company’s broader hardware strategy, see runwayfree logistics.