Young technocrats of Vadodara made pocket ECG machine to get cardiogram report in seconds

Now get rid of even the big complicated cardiogram machine, as young technocrats of Vadodara made a pocket ECG machine.

Today, when we are talking about a self-reliant India, two entrepreneurs from Vadodara, Yogesh Patel and Ajinkya Puranik, through their startup 'Kavitul Technologies', have started with a noble aim to introduce portable medical medical devices in rural as well as urban areas to all medical centers and specialists.

They design their first product a portable

Pocket ECG (Cardiogram) machine which help the doctors to get the cardiogram report in seconds. Made even smaller than mobile, this ECG (Cardiogram) machine is getting a very good response in the national and international arena. Created under the name 'Doctor Cardio', this innovative healthtech product is ISO 13485: 2016, CE, ROHS and UL certified.

"The device can be connected with mobile through the app available at google play store and with this the user can get their cardiogram report in seconds and then share it easily on whatsApp and other platforms. It is compact, maintenance and calibration free and runs on a rechargeable battery. We also gives two years replacement guarantee to the users, " Said Yogesh Patel.

Explaining this further, Ajinkya said that in a very short span of time, through this startup, they have reached out to more than 350 national and international stakeholders and consumers in the medical field.

For this they need the support of Vadodara Startup Studio, a startup incubator and accelerator run by Parul University. In addition, the necessary guidance, industry network support and other assistance to further their platform is being provided under the WAD-X LaunchPad program.

In future they are working on to manufacture Oxygen Concentrator, ICU ventilator and digital stethoscope all under Make In India concept. Ajinkya Puranik is B. E. Mechatronics and Yogesh Patel is B. E. IT technology from G. H. Patel College of Engineering and Technology, V. V. Nagar.