Description: When an aircraft disappears over the mountains, the world watches — but sometimes help cannot reach. In extreme regions like the Himalayas, search and rescue teams face towering peaks, unpredictable weather, thin air, and unstable terrain. Even when we know where a plane went down, human responders often struggle to reach the site quickly — and every minute matters. This reality begs a powerful question: What if we could use intelligent technologies to respond instantly — even in places humans cannot reach on their own? Why Mountain Crashes Are Especially Challenging Mountainous regions like Nepal and the greater Himalayas present unique hazards: – Deep valleys block communication signals, making exact crash coordinates difficult to determine. – Rapidly changing weather can ground helicopters for hours or days. – Snow, ice, and steep cliffs slow down ground search teams. – Thin air at high altitudes reduces aircraft and helicopter performance. When time eq...