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ShepHertz Unveils Three India-Built AI Models for Enterprises
ShepHertz Technologies has introduced three new artificial intelligence model families.
The models are called Tatva, Sanjaya, and Drashta.
Tatva helps devices understand and follow commands.
Sanjaya works with information from fleets and their sensors.
Drashta helps machines understand what they see.
The models are part of a platform called AgentAnywhere.
ShepHertz says customers can run the technology inside their own computer systems.
The company hopes these products will help it grow its enterprise business.
ShepHertz Technologies introduced three India-built AI model families for enterprise use.
Tatva is designed for on-device commands and was launched at Drone Expo 2026.
Sanjaya focuses on fleet and telemetry intelligence.
Drashta is designed for machine vision.
The models are part of AgentAnywhere, a sovereign AI platform intended to run within customers’ own infrastructure.
- Who
- ShepHertz Technologies and its founder and CEO, Siddhartha Chandurkar.
- What
- The company unveiled three India-built AI model families: Tatva, Sanjaya, and Drashta.
- Where
- At Drone Expo 2026; the models are intended to run within customers’ own infrastructure.
- When
- October 2, 2026; the launch took place at Drone Expo 2026.
- Why
- ShepHertz is seeking to expand its enterprise business with sovereign AI solutions that customers can operate in their own infrastructure.
Key facts
- Company
- ShepHertz Technologies
- AI models
- Tatva, Sanjaya, and Drashta
- Tatva focus
- On-device commands
- Sanjaya focus
- Fleet and telemetry intelligence
- Drashta focus
- Machine vision
- Platform
- AgentAnywhere sovereign AI platform
- Enterprise history
- ShepHertz has built enterprise platforms since 2010 and deployed AI in production since 2012
Quotes
Siddhartha Chandurkar
Founder and CEO of ShepHertz Technologies
“Tatva, Sanjaya and Drashta are built for exactly that. And trust cannot be a black box, so we are opening the tools that make it verifiable to every builder in India and beyond.”
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