Kavach
Kavach is developing technology-driven personal safety solutions designed to help individuals and families stay connected, protected and informed.
Innovation
ARCG applies technology across every business it operates, from IoT safety wearables to digital ordering and operational software. Innovation at ARCG means solving customer problems better, not chasing trends.
Focus Areas
Applying artificial intelligence where it improves customer experience and operations.
Connected devices, led by the wearable safety technology behind Kavach and SafeDaira.
GPS tracking, geofencing and SOS capabilities built for people, families and pilgrims.
Websites, ordering systems and customer platforms across every group business.
Automating routine operations so teams can focus on customers.
Honest measurement and data-informed decisions across the portfolio.
Technology in service of a better experience, never in the way of one.
Practical software for the daily running of real businesses.
Safety Technology
The clearest example of innovation inside the group is its safety technology. Kavach focuses on everyday personal and family safety with GPS tracking, geofencing and SOS. SafeDaira applies safety-focused technology to the unique requirements of Hajj and Umrah travel, where staying connected in vast crowds is a very different challenge. One ecosystem, two markets, each served on its own terms.
Kavach is developing technology-driven personal safety solutions designed to help individuals and families stay connected, protected and informed.
SafeDaira is focused on helping Hajj and Umrah pilgrims stay connected and safer during their journey through location-based safety technology.
Three pieces of technology built by the group rather than bought in, each dated here as it stood when it was announced.
The wearable band is being tested in multi-hour live runs that record location accuracy while moving and at rest, behaviour at the edge of network coverage and battery life at different reporting intervals. Kavach runs its own device cloud and a companion mobile application, so alerts, location history and account data stay under the group’s control, and the SOS path is independent of any subscription. The hardware is at prototype stage.
An order placed on the restaurant’s own website prints as a kitchen ticket through a direct integration with its point-of-sale system, is accepted there, and returns a confirmation and a bill to the customer without a staff member re-keying it. Customers choose a pickup slot at checkout.
A counter and billing application runs the Nashik workshop from intake to delivery, applies the published rate card and produces GST-compliant invoices. It runs on the workshop’s own machine rather than depending on a cloud connection, so the workshop can bill when its internet is down.
Each of these is written up on the News & Insights page on the date it happened.