Elena: India's first NAVIC introduced

In a significant step towards achieving self-reliance in navigation applications and services, Bengaluru-based firm Elena Geo Systems has unveiled the country's first hand-held navigation device based on the Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (NavIC).
The device aims to provide precise guidance for various infrastructure projects such as railways, land surveying, telecommunications and hydrocarbon exploration.
With a cost of Rs 6,000, it can be easily connected to a smartphone using the On-The-Go (OTG) connector, allowing users to take advantage of data from any mapping application or satellite source.
Priced at Rs 6,000, the handheld navigation device offers an affordable option for individuals and organizations involved in infrastructure projects
.Its compatibility with smartphones via OTG connector allows users to access data from any mapping application or satellite source.

This versatility empowers users to leverage existing mapping services and applications, eliminating the need for a separate dedicated navigation system.