Wellness IoT · In Research

Connected devices for preventive wellness

We are developing connected wellness devices that link traditional Siddha assessment with continuous, real-world data. They are not on sale yet. You can register interest, join a research pilot, or partner with us to manufacture and distribute them.

Prototype · In research
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NaadiSense Pulse Sensor

A wrist-worn sensor that records detailed radial pulse waveforms. It is helping us study whether sensor data can support Naadi (pulse) assessment.

  • Multi-point pressure sensing at the wrist
  • Bluetooth Low Energy connection to the SiddhaCare suite
  • Waveform viewer for practitioners
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Pilot programme
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GlucoLife Hub

A home hub that collects readings from Bluetooth glucometers, BP monitors and scales. It supports our diabetes diet and lifestyle research.

  • Works with common Bluetooth health meters
  • Readings sync to the Wellness Companion App
  • Trend reports for patients and practitioners
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Concept · In research
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Dinacharya Wellness Band

A wearable that tracks sleep, activity and heart-rate variability and maps them to Siddha daily routines (Dinacharya).

  • Sleep, steps and heart-rate variability
  • Gentle routine nudges based on the time of day
  • Multi-day battery life
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Concept · In research

Smart Herbal Dispenser

A connected dispenser for herbal medicines that reminds patients to take their doses and logs when they do.

  • Scheduled reminders with light and sound
  • Adherence log shared with the practitioner
  • Refill alerts
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Research notice: Our IoT devices are still in research and development. They are not certified medical devices and must not be used to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease. Product names, specifications and pricing may change. Always consult a qualified practitioner about health decisions.
Development roadmap

From the lab to your home

We are developing every device in stages, together with clinical and academic partners.

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  1. Concept & designWe define the device with input from practitioners.
  2. PrototypeWe build working hardware and validate it in the lab.
  3. Research pilotSelected clinics and participants use the device under study conditions.
  4. CertificationWe obtain the applicable approvals (BIS, CDSCO, etc.) before any sale.
  5. LaunchThe device goes on sale through our website and distribution partners.
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Distributors & manufacturing partners

Are you a medical device distributor, electronics manufacturer or wellness brand? Talk to us about co-development, white-label production and regional distribution rights.