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Landslide Monitoring & Early Warning Systems

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  • Parashar Mandi, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Kotropi Mandi, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Jutogh Shimla, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Dagshai Shimla, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Dakshi Solan, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Jamui Jamui, Bihar Reporting
  • Colony Kangra Kangra, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Sandhol Kangra, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Dharmshala Kangra, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Ghoda Farm, Shalgi Mandi, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Griffon 1 Mandi, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Griffon 3 Mandi, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Griffon 4 Mandi, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Griffon 5 Mandi, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Griffon 6 Mandi, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Griffon 7 Mandi, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Griffon 8 Mandi, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Griffon 9 Mandi, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Griffon 10 Mandi, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Sanarli 2 Mandi, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Tattapani Mandi, Himachal Pradesh Reporting
  • Vishwakarma Temple Mandi, Himachal Pradesh Not reporting
  • Trikhali Trikhali, Uttarakhand Reporting

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Chandan Vaidya of iIoTs speaking from a panel table at the Himachal Pradesh Secretariat in Shimla, with four other panellists seated alongside him. The screen behind shows the programme slide for TDB's Atmanirbhar Yatra, Himachal Chapter — a regional outreach programme for startups, entrepreneurs and industries, jointly organised by HIMCOSTE, the state Department of Environment Science, Technology and Climate Change, and the Technology Development Board of the Department of Science and Technology.
The Governor of Himachal Pradesh shaking hands with a member of the iIoTs IoT and server-side team at the company's World Environment Day stand in Shimla. Three more young engineers stand alongside; a uniformed police officer and another official are at the left. On the counter are an open sensor node in a clear enclosure, a red warning beacon and a laptop showing the monitoring dashboard, with the iIoTs Landslide Monitoring and Early Warning System banner behind.
Professor K.V. Uday speaking to camera at Bharat Innovates 2026 at IIT Bombay. A broadcast camera on a tripod is trained on him in the foreground and another person films on a phone. Behind him is a dark blue backdrop printed with the Bharat Innovates logo and line-drawn icons of industry, computing, healthcare and energy, with hardware set out on the display counter.
Professor K.V. Uday, in a white shirt with an exhibitor badge, leaning in and explaining something with his hands to two senior delegates wearing VIP lanyards at the Bharat Innovates Deep-Tech Pre-Summit. A colleague listens beside him, and a screen showing a table of readings is visible behind, next to stand number 6027.
Chandan Vaidya of iIoTs speaking at a microphone in a wood-panelled conference room, addressing a seated row of officials in suits and uniform at the Himachal Pradesh State Disaster Response Force Raising Day regional conference, with the Indian tricolour and SDRF regimental flags behind them and the printed conference banner to the left.
A framed certificate being presented at the HiM MSME Fest 2026 Startup Pitching Session. Two men hold the certificate between them in front of a long wood-paneled dais while officials and delegates applaud on either side. The event banner behind reads 'HiM MSME FEST 2026 — Rooted in Himachal, Ready for the World, Startup Pitching Session', with the Industries Minister named as chief guest.
The Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh, in a grey herringbone jacket, leaning in to look at iIoTs hardware on an exhibition counter while a member of the team greets him with folded hands and explains the system. A white stacked-disc sensor shield, a red warning beacon, a battery pack and cabling are set out on the table, with project posters behind the stand.
A briefing in progress at the Sub-Divisional Magistrate's office in Mandi. A member of the iIoTs team stands at the head of a long conference table addressing around a dozen seated officials, several with papers and notes in front of them and one wearing a traditional Himachali cap. A ceiling projector and a wall-mounted screen are at the far end of the room.
Welcome

Who We Are

iIoTs, originally incubated at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Mandi under its technology incubator Catalyst, has evolved into a high-impact innovation initiative now incubated at the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras. The team is at the forefront of developing a patented, low-cost landslide sensing and early warning system designed to safeguard vulnerable regions. With strong on-ground execution, iIoTs has successfully deployed landslide monitoring and warning systems across high-risk locations in Himachal Pradesh, demonstrating both technological reliability and real-world impact.

The system has already saved lives and infrastructure — at the Kotrupi landslide, the system sounded an alarm just before a flash flood. Police heard the signal and stopped road traffic minutes before the disaster struck.

Patented
Technology

Field
Proven

IIT Research
Backed
From the field

Where the systems are

Five members of the iIoTs team standing beside a newly installed monitoring station at Kotropi — a steel pole carrying a solar panel, an instrument shield and a sensor enclosure, set in rock at their feet. Behind them the hillside is stripped bare across its whole width by a landslide scar, with surviving pines along the ridge above it.

The team at Kotropi in May 2026, after installing the station. The bare slope behind them is the Kotropi slide.

Kotropi, District Mandi, Himachal Pradesh · May 2026 · station t108

  • Six members of the iIoTs field team on a grassy ridge at Parashar, four of them crouched over equipment and an open case, with a steel pole lying ready on the ground, an eroded slope behind them and a forested valley beyond.

    The field team deploying the system at Parashar in May 2026, before the monsoon.

    Parashar, District Mandi, Himachal Pradesh · May 2026

  • A compact solar-powered sensor unit on a short pole on a steep grassy slope above the Mandi–Bajaura road. A white instrument shield and an angled solar panel sit at the top of the pole. Terraced fields, the road, and the buildings of IIT Mandi's north campus are visible across the valley, with forested ridges beyond. A GPS camera stamp in the corner records the coordinates and the date.

    The station above the Mandi–Bajaura road at Katoula, on the ridge near Ghoda Farm 2 and within sight of IIT Mandi's north campus at Kamand.

    Mandi Bajaura Road, Katoula, District Mandi, Himachal Pradesh · 14 July 2026

  • A solar-powered monitoring station on a bare ridge: a steel pole set in fresh concrete carrying a solar panel, a sensor enclosure and a blue funnel rain gauge, with a forested Himalayan valley, a wide braided riverbed and snow-covered peaks behind it.

    A landslide monitoring station shortly after installation — solar panel, rain gauge and sensor enclosure on a single pole, sited on the slope above the valley floor.

    Upper Himachal Pradesh

Our Ecosystem

Built for the Future

iIoTs is more than a sensor company. We are building a full-stack disaster intelligence platform — combining field IoT, machine learning, geotechnical science, and immersive simulation.

IoT Systems

Patented sensor nodes and gateway networks deployed across high-risk Himalayan terrain for real-time soil and weather monitoring.

Live

AI & Machine Learning

Predictive models running on real-time sensor data — detecting anomalies and issuing early warnings before a disaster event.

In Progress

Geotechnical Engineering

Deep domain expertise in soil mechanics and slope stability — translating IIT research into field-deployable early warning solutions.

Core

AR/VR Simulations

Immersive visualisation of landslide scenarios — for disaster preparedness training, risk communication, and planning.

Upcoming
Recognition

Examined by the people who use it

From a district magistrate's office to the state Secretariat and a national deep-tech summit — where the Landslide Monitoring System has been shown, briefed and recognised.

  • Chandan Vaidya of iIoTs speaking from a panel table at the Himachal Pradesh Secretariat in Shimla, with four other panellists seated alongside him. The screen behind shows the programme slide for TDB's Atmanirbhar Yatra, Himachal Chapter — a regional outreach programme for startups, entrepreneurs and industries, jointly organised by HIMCOSTE, the state Department of Environment Science, Technology and Climate Change, and the Technology Development Board of the Department of Science and Technology.

    TDB's Atmanirbhar Yatra — Himachal Chapter

    Chandan Vaidya, Senior Business Manager at iIoTs, speaking at TDB's Atmanirbhar Yatra — Himachal Chapter, 'From Lab to Market', at the Himachal Pradesh Secretariat, Shimla, 27 July 2026.

    Himachal Pradesh Secretariat, Shimla · 27 July 2026

  • The Governor of Himachal Pradesh shaking hands with a member of the iIoTs IoT and server-side team at the company's World Environment Day stand in Shimla. Three more young engineers stand alongside; a uniformed police officer and another official are at the left. On the counter are an open sensor node in a clear enclosure, a red warning beacon and a laptop showing the monitoring dashboard, with the iIoTs Landslide Monitoring and Early Warning System banner behind.

    World Environment Day

    The Governor of Himachal Pradesh meeting the iIoTs IoT and server-side team at the Landslide Monitoring System stand, World Environment Day, Shimla, 2026.

    Shimla, Himachal Pradesh · June 2026

  • A framed certificate being presented at the HiM MSME Fest 2026 Startup Pitching Session. Two men hold the certificate between them in front of a long wood-paneled dais while officials and delegates applaud on either side. The event banner behind reads 'HiM MSME FEST 2026 — Rooted in Himachal, Ready for the World, Startup Pitching Session', with the Industries Minister named as chief guest.

    HiM MSME Fest 2026 — Startup Pitching Session

    iIoTs honoured at the HiM MSME Fest 2026 Startup Pitching Session, with the Industries Minister of Himachal Pradesh as chief guest.

    Himachal Pradesh · 2026

  • Professor K.V. Uday speaking to camera at Bharat Innovates 2026 at IIT Bombay. A broadcast camera on a tripod is trained on him in the foreground and another person films on a phone. Behind him is a dark blue backdrop printed with the Bharat Innovates logo and line-drawn icons of industry, computing, healthcare and energy, with hardware set out on the display counter.

    Bharat Innovates 2026

    Professor K.V. Uday, co-founder of iIoTs, being filmed at Bharat Innovates 2026 at IIT Bombay.

    IIT Bombay, Mumbai, Maharashtra · 2026

  • Professor K.V. Uday, in a white shirt with an exhibitor badge, leaning in and explaining something with his hands to two senior delegates wearing VIP lanyards at the Bharat Innovates Deep-Tech Pre-Summit. A colleague listens beside him, and a screen showing a table of readings is visible behind, next to stand number 6027.

    Bharat Innovates — Deep-Tech Pre-Summit

    Professor K.V. Uday in discussion with delegates at the Bharat Innovates Deep-Tech Pre-Summit.

    2026

  • Chandan Vaidya of iIoTs speaking at a microphone in a wood-panelled conference room, addressing a seated row of officials in suits and uniform at the Himachal Pradesh State Disaster Response Force Raising Day regional conference, with the Indian tricolour and SDRF regimental flags behind them and the printed conference banner to the left.

    Raising Day Regional Conference

    Chandan Vaidya, Senior Business Manager at iIoTs, presenting the Landslide Monitoring System to the HP State Disaster Response Force Raising Day regional conference in Shimla, January 2026.

    Shimla, Himachal Pradesh · January 2026

  • The Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh, in a grey herringbone jacket, leaning in to look at iIoTs hardware on an exhibition counter while a member of the team greets him with folded hands and explains the system. A white stacked-disc sensor shield, a red warning beacon, a battery pack and cabling are set out on the table, with project posters behind the stand.

    Exhibition

    The Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh examining the Landslide Monitoring System at an exhibition in Shimla, December 2025.

    Shimla, Himachal Pradesh · December 2025

  • A briefing in progress at the Sub-Divisional Magistrate's office in Mandi. A member of the iIoTs team stands at the head of a long conference table addressing around a dozen seated officials, several with papers and notes in front of them and one wearing a traditional Himachali cap. A ceiling projector and a wall-mounted screen are at the far end of the room.

    Disaster response briefing

    The iIoTs team briefing district officials on disaster response action at the SDM office in Mandi.

    SDM Office, Mandi, Himachal Pradesh

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