Automakers, industrials, drone builders, and satellite operators are among those racing toward autonomy, but there's a bottleneck. It isn't sensors or AI — it's that autonomous vehicles quietly drift apart from each other as fleets grow and trips/missions extend. Drift isn't a bug. It's physics. Navigtr was founded on a specific technical conviction: timing and positioning drift is not a software problem, and the autonomous vehicle industry has no dedicated infrastructure layer to solve it at fleet scale. So, Navigtr built one. Vehicles stay synchronized to centimeter-class accuracy, across fleets of any size, without persistent GPS