Ayu Devices
Medical IOT | AI
Bridge
Thane, India
AyuSynk is a health-tech startup building an integrated ecosystem for non-communicable disease (NCD) monitoring, focused on heart, lung, diabetes, and hypertension care.
The company combines medical-grade hardware devices, AI-driven analytics, and connected apps to enable continuous health monitoring, early detection, and personalized care at home and in clinics. Its platform includes AI-IoT devices (ECG, BP, SpO₂, wearables), multilingual AI assistants, and doctor dashboards to deliver data-driven preventive healthcare and remote monitoring
Founders
Adarsh K
Co-Founder | CEO
BETiC (Biomedical Innovation & Device Commercialization) | IIT Bombay
12+ Yrs of Experience – MedTech | Biomedical Devices | AI & IoT Healthcare
Key Highlights
Revenue
FY27 (P)- 14.5 Cr
FY26 (P)- 3.7 Cr
FY25- 1.6 Cr
Devices Sold
14,000 +
Gross Margin
50% +
.
ECG Accuracy
99% +
Average Selling Price
14k +
Auscultation reports
16 Lakh +
Key and Current Investors
Key Clientele
Deal Details
Current Deal Round
Seed
Round Size
INR 6.5 Cr (3.04 Cr Committed)
Instrument
CCPS
Soonicorn Platform Fee
Admin Fee: 2% of investment amount
Carry: 10%
Valuation
Floor 90.2 Cr | Cap 100 Cr
30% discount on next round
Minimum Ticket Size per Investor
INR 3,00,000
*AIF Condition : Consolidated commitment for AIF should be more than INR 25 Lacs to qualify as a valid entry to the cap table
Deal Runners
Shubham Sharma
Media
IIT Bombay Startup Develops Smart Stethoscopes
Many patients diagnosed with Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) experience shortness of breath, leading to acute respiratory distress syndrome. Doctors use stethoscope to listen to chest sounds such as wheezing and crackles that appear with the progress of the disease. This however, poses a risk to doctors, as evident from the rising infections reported among healthcare professionals handling COVID patients.
A digital stethoscope called AyuSynk developed by IIT Bombay Start-up Company Ayu Devices is being deployed for remote auscultation (listening to chest sounds), a statement from the Institute said.
