Company expands technology portfolio across defence, critical infrastructure, energy and manufacturing
OptiValue Tek Consulting Limited is entering its next phase of growth with an increased focus on Artificial Intelligence (AI), Digital Twins, defence technology and intelligent critical infrastructure.
The technology and strategic advisory firm is expanding its presence across defence, energy, manufacturing, ports, logistics and smart infrastructure, as organisations increasingly combine AI, engineering, simulation and operational data to strengthen decision-making and resilience.
Defence technology is emerging as a key growth area. OptiValue has launched ICUDS™ (Intelligent Counter-UAV Defence Systems), an AI-enabled Counter-UAV and airspace intelligence platform designed to protect critical assets. The platform integrates detection, identification, tracking, classification, assessment, prediction and response capabilities. The company’s expansion into the sector has also been supported by a multi-million-dollar government order awarded through the Government e-Marketplace (GeM).
“The next technology opportunity is not AI in isolation, but the ability to connect intelligence with the physical systems that power economies and national security. Digital Twins can provide that bridge by enabling organisations to model assets, test disruption and anticipate risk before it reaches the real world.” — Ashish Kumar, Chairman, OptiValue Tek Consulting Limited
OptiValue is also positioning Digital Twins beyond conventional engineering and asset management. The company sees applications in defence simulation, mission rehearsal, infrastructure stress testing and resilience planning, enabling organisations to model physical systems and evaluate potential disruptions before they affect operations.
The company is strengthening its ecosystem through partnerships with Eagle Infrastructure India and SFJ Business Solutions, covering areas including agentic AI, Digital Twins, cloud, IoT and enterprise AI transformation.
OptiValue has also expanded into connected technology with an IoT-based vehicle safety platform, reinforcing its focus on intelligent physical systems.
The company said its long-term strategy is centred on the convergence of AI, engineering, simulation and cyber resilience to deliver mission intelligence and strengthen resilience across strategic sectors.