Amateur astronomers waste hours manually locating celestial objects through telescopes in light-polluted areas

Amateur astronomers, especially those in urban areas with light pollution, struggle to locate and center celestial objects in their telescope eyepieces, wasting significant time on frustrating manual alignment. Current solutions like star charts, GoTo mounts, and gyroscope-based apps lack the accuracy needed for reliable object acquisition. This creates a barrier to entry for hobbyists and prevents experienced astronomers from efficiently observing multiple targets in a single session.