MumbaiSemi aims to become a global supplier of high-quality RF chips

India has developed its own satellite navigation system, NavIC, but much of the hardware required to receive its signals is still imported.  MumbaiSemi  , an IIT Bombay (IIT-B) spinout, aims to address this gap with an indigenous radio-frequency (RF) chip that can process signals from NavIC and other satellite navigation systems. Founded in late 2024, the Mumbai-based deeptech startup is commercialising DhruvaPro, a programmable RF chip designed for the front end of navigation receivers.