Vaidyanathan Narayanan
4 years ago
Description
Bionic Yantra has developed robotic, self-propelled, non-contact,
Mobility Assistive Robots (MARs) that ensure 100% fall-safe early
mobilization of complex patients. MARs is a Platform technology that can be used for multiple medical conditions involving gait disfunctions.
MARs offer built in features like Proprioception & Balance enhancement involving a constant feedback loop within the neuromuscular system, enabling basic functional mobility, balance and ...
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Bionic Yantra has developed robotic, self-propelled, non-contact,
Mobility Assistive Robots (MARs) that ensure 100% fall-safe early
mobilization of complex patients. MARs is a Platform technology that can be used for multiple medical conditions involving gait disfunctions.
MARs offer built in features like Proprioception & Balance enhancement involving a constant feedback loop within the neuromuscular system, enabling basic functional mobility, balance and fall prevention.
The existing platform includes cloud-based communication and IOT technology that evolves with the patients’ and facility’s needs.
The Bionic Yantra technologies are capable of maintaining and assuring compliance of biosafety measures post COVID, increasing treatment productivity and step dosage while reducing the risk of patient or clinician injury.
COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
Bionic Yantra has created the only technology which combines
mobility robotics with exoskeleton and is the only 100% fall safe
gait rehabilitation technology. Our Value includes a Clinical and
Operational Solution that provides enhanced clinical outcomes,
excellent operational success and significant health economic impact.
The technology is mobile and versatile providing effective treatment
for the most complex patients through a full continuum of care. Our
COGs are low and allow for highly competitive pricing. Our technology
reduces the risk of patient or clinician injury and being easy to use,
enhances treatment productivity. Our technology reduces the clinician
FTE load per patient. Our technology was developed at 5X cost
efficiency & 3X speed to market. MARs was developed in collaboration
with Shirley Ryan Abiity Labs, Chicago, a global leader in Rehab.
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Organization
Bionic Yantra
Budget
2 Crores per device
Impact
Spectrum of disease conditions ranging from severe injuries like Spinal Cord to milder age related conditions which impairs the persons ability to move. Potentially all persons with mobility issues can benefit from this technology as it enables early mobilization of the person post any disease condition
Deployments
Innovation
A dual robotic system which was designed to work in harmony: A mobile robot patient following safety system along with the Exoskeleton worn on the legs. This system solves some hard human in the loop engineering problems and has been patented in US and India
Timeline
Pilots
One Pilot Study at Sakra Hospital 2019 April Clinical Trial from Dec 2020 under way at NIMHANS
Solver's Location
Bengaluru, India
Website
www.bionicyantra.com
Sectors
Sustainable Development Goals
This solution addresses the following problems.
Problem
Need of assistance to the differently abled for performing daily activities
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Problem
Silent Epidemic of Immobility
Created by Vaidyanathan Narayanan
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