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2021PC32

IIT Madras HTIC Med Tech Incubator

Sr. Name of the PRAYASEEs Brief description of the Project
1 Aashith C Soft robotic rehabilitation device for patients suffering from neurological conditions.
2 Tanisha Das Paper Analytical device (PAD) as Point of care testing for detection of Vaginal Infections.
3 Nidhya J N Multiplex lateral flow immunoassay urine dipstick to detect Preeclampsia.
4 T Purushotham Non-invasive detection of meconium stained amniotic fluid
5 Mit patel Non-invasive external urinary incontinence management kit for bedridden/ wheelchair bound women
6 Kirtan Shirodkar Portable corneal topographer to detect Keratoconus using placido disc.The device manufactured will be light weight, portable, modular and cost for testing keratoconus will be affordable.
7 Devendra M Ghodki Development of a neonatal care platform during cesarean section delivery to facilitate the practice of delayed cord clamping
8 Jyothi Sri Lokanadham Development of bone age standards for indian population and automatic estimation tool.
9 Bhasi S Virtual Reality modulated by IMU,EMG and EEG feedback for rehabilitation of motor impairment in stroke survivors
10 Shankar Aim to fill the unmet need of a chemical free, painless and side effect free stress upgrade intervention through a scientifically validated technology with an affordable pricing.
11 Raviprasadh Rajasekaran Portable point of care device for screening Down syndrome risk occurrence.
12 Vijayaraja R Block chain and IOHT based system for remote healthcare consultation and monitoring.
13 Kabilan S Engineering Vibrio natriegens for the production of antigen (HIV) for Diagnosis Kit.
14 N Preetha Nutritious food products for pediatric population
15 Dr Amarana Prabhakara Rao The proposed system ensures proper posture and safe eye distance while reading or using devices, alerting users to prevent eye strain, spine issues, and back pain for healthier learning.
16 Krishna Thiruvengadam Rajagopal Developing a multi-sensory assistive interface for blind and visually impaired users, enabling equal access to computing, STEM opportunities, and high-quality coding jobs.
17 Amrita K Two-thirds of the world lacks access to medical imaging due to cost and expert scarcity. We are developing a Tele-Operated Robotic Arm that enables remote ultrasound scans with real-time radiologist diagnosis and communication.
17 innovators in 2021-2022