Sightec markets its NavSight platform as a software-first visual navigation and autonomy solution that provides GPS-free navigation and situational awareness for drones, designed to upgrade existing UAV platforms with minimal hardware changes.

Sightec reports that its visual autonomy solutions are deployed with governments, OEMs, system integrators, and service providers across aerospace and defense, homeland security, security, and delivery missions, indicating multi-segment customer relationships.

Tel Aviv-based computer vision startup Sightec raised a $2 million seed round from Sherpa InnoVentures and Playfair Capital, providing an early-stage funding benchmark.

Sightec announced that its GPS-free visual navigation technology has achieved over 3,000 real-world, battle-proven deployments in the past year, actively supporting defense and security forces operating in GPS-denied and jammed environments.

Sightec’s LinkedIn profile lists a company size of 11–50 employees and ongoing technical specialties in deep learning, AI, drones, and computer vision, indicating a small but specialized technical team.

Sightec publicly positions its solutions as combat-proven with thousands of operational sorties and 3,000+ installations, reinforcing operational credibility in contested environments.

Sightec’s technology stack is described as combining sophisticated proprietary algorithms with deep learning to deliver low-power, lightweight visual autonomy and real-time inspection capabilities, including detection, tracking, landing, and infrastructure monitoring.