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FindLOS v1.0, Nav Wireless Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
The Story
FindLOS turns line-of-sight surveying — once a slow, manpower-heavy, error-prone job — into an instant, repeatable, honest answer. Here's how, and why it matters.
How it used to be
To know whether two towers could see each other, someone climbed the terrain, read the maps, did the math — link by link, across an entire state. It worked. It just didn't scale, and it didn't forgive mistakes.
The magic, in numbers
Picture 100 line-of-sight links to clear. The difference isn't a few hours saved — it's an entirely different way to work.
The manual way
0
people
0 full day
just for 100 links
0
links — if nothing slips
0+
links quietly left wrong
And that's the good day. Fatigue, copy-paste, and 100 near-identical profiles make slips inevitable.
With FindLOS
0
run
0+
links in minutes
0
human-error links
₹0+/yr
conservatively saved
One tested pipeline — terrain → Earth curvature → clearance margin → verdict — runs every link identically, every time.
Across a real network, links don't come in hundreds — they come in thousands. No team checks every pair. Points get skipped. And in business, "we missed a few" isn't an answer: every un-analysed link is a connection you can't promise and revenue you can't book.
FindLOS doesn't get tired and doesn't skip. It reaches the points a human survey leaves untouched — so nothing silently falls through the cracks.
When the straight line is blocked
The whole point is a true line of sight between two sites. When the terrain says no, FindLOS doesn't just shrug — it shows you where a relay could rescue the link.
The report engine
Every small survey once meant a hand-made report. Worse: every person made it differently, so two reports for the same kind of job never matched. Inconsistency was the real problem.
We rebuilt it from a single source of truth. The engine is smart enough to know what kind of report the job needs — single link, relay route, bulk, fiber — and renders PDF, Word, KMZ and Excel from one canonical model. Same inputs, same report, every time.
Built to be trusted
A tool businesses rely on has to be secure, fair, and controllable without touching code.
What's next, already here
The same engine, opened up to people and machines.
The whole point
And when they can't — how to make them. That's FindLOS.
A note from the founder
I didn't build this to prove anything. I built it so a problem nobody wanted to own would finally get solved — once, for good, for everyone who keeps the networks running. Thank you for being here. 🙏
Raj Patel
Founder & builder, FindLOS
FindLOS looks like one button. Underneath is a layered system on a single source of truth: a permanently-cached terrain core, one tested LOS pipeline (elevation → Earth curvature → clearance margin → verdict) reused by single links, bulk runs and relay search alike, graph-based pairing across whole site lists, a ≤3-hop relay finder for the cases other tools ignore, a real map workspace with one drawing registry, and one canonical report model that drives the PDF, Word, KMZ and Excel.
Bulk analysis turns a month of manual pairing into a single run. Relay-region finding shows exactly where a repeater can rescue a blocked link. Fiber routing replaces hours of dragging markers in Google Earth Pro with an automatic road-aware path. An MCP connector exposes the same engine to AI agents under the same approvals, credits and rate limits. Every increment ships green — typecheck, tests, lint — and the engines are pure and unit-tested so they can power a web UI today and anything else tomorrow. Consumer-app ergonomics on the surface; research-grade rigor underneath.