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Technology for spaces that GPS cannot see.
Vymra is an India-based spatial technology initiative exploring better ways to understand, locate and navigate complex indoor environments.
The digital world should understand physical space.
Finding a location is simple when satellite navigation works. Inside larger buildings, however, people still face confusing corridors, multiple floors, similar-looking entrances and hard-to-find destinations.
Vymra explores human-first systems that transform environmental signals and spatial information into practical guidance. Our work focuses on accessibility, intuitive mapping, and clear user experiences.
Our first publicly introduced project is CLF — ConneXity Location Finder, a proof-of-concept initiative for indoor positioning and navigation.
From a campus problem to a real prototype.
CLF grew from a simple question: what happens when conventional GPS cannot reliably identify where someone is inside a building?
The project received university-backed seed support at Chandigarh University Uttar Pradesh and is being developed through experiments with sensor information, floor maps, localization and route guidance.
Vymra describes its work as development in progress, not as a completed commercial indoor-navigation service.
Two founders, one direction.
Vymra was founded by Munish Chauhan and Yatharth Vikram Singh. The project has also benefited from academic collaborators and mentors acknowledged in public CLF announcements.
Meet the people involved and read more about what is being built.
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