Uttarakhand startup Sunfox Technologies has launched five heart monitoring devices on the occasion of World Heart Day, unveiled by the director of AIIMS Rishikesh Dr. Meenu Singh and executive director of Emcure Pharmaceuticals and Shark tank Judge Namita Thapar.
The portable ECG devices will aid people in remote and hilly regions of Uttarakhand and countrywide in diagnosing heart diseases and check-ups on time. Along with the five types of lifesaving devices, the team introduced three emergency services for public health including the Spandan Neo, Spandan Pro, and Spandan Military-Grade ECG, each with its unique life-saving features.
Sunfox Technologies, a health-tech lab, launched these portable ECG devices in Dehradun. After seven years of research and hard work, these devices have been designed to serve as invaluable tools for heart patients, ensuring timely and accurate diagnoses. Previously, the team had developed a portable ECG device called “Spandan,” which was highly beneficial internationally and was used extensively by doctors and non-professionals.
This portable ECG device can be attached to a smartphone, allowing for the early detection of heart attack symptoms and helping in the prevention of heart disease. It marks the beginning of a mission to reduce heart attacks worldwide.
Addressing the event, the founder and CEO of Sunfox, Rajat Jain said, “We as a team which includes Sabit Rawat, Saurabh Badola, and Nitin Chandola and Arpit Jain envisioned revolutionizing healthcare by introducing modern tools that can detect early signs of heart attacks. We believe that this portable device has the capability to accurately monitor the heart.”
The launch event at Dehradun was attended by 300 plus guests along with the eminent speakers .
