Building India’s first medical-grade biosensing wearable with built-in emergency response.

When seconds decide outcomes, DRSOLV delivers identity and vitals — even when you can’t speak.

Why DRSOLV

Voices from the people who carry the risk.

Field conversations with gig workers across logistics, delivery, and ride-hail — the workforce most exposed to road incidents and least likely to be reached in time.

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If you ever had an accident?

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What is your biggest fear as a delivery agent?

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People are suffering with no one to help!

The problem

THE GOLDEN HOUR CRISIS.

1.70 lakh

Road accident deaths in India annually.

PIB · Deaths Due to Road Accidents in India (MoRTH)

4.73 lakh

Road accidents recorded across India annually.

PIB · Deaths Due to Road Accidents in India (MoRTH)

30–40%

Of road accident deaths occur within the first hour.

TRIP Centre, IIT Delhi · India Status Report on Road Safety 2024

11%

Of global road deaths happen in India — with only 1% of the world's vehicles.

PIB · Road Accidents and Safety Measures (MoRTH)

60%+

Of all deaths in India are now from non-communicable diseases.

PIB · Status of Non-Communicable Diseases in India (MoHFW)

44%

Of road accident fatalities are two-wheeler riders — the most exposed road users.

PIB · Deaths Due to Road Accidents in India (MoRTH)

3–5%

Of hospital beds in India are dedicated to emergency admissions — even though emergencies account for 1 in 10 patient visits.

NITI Aayog & AIIMS — Pan-India Emergency Care Study (JOGH 2023)

1.6 M

Indians die every year due to poor-quality care — nearly twice the toll of non-access to care (2016 data).

Kruk et al. · The Lancet · Mortality due to low-quality health systems (2018, open access on PMC)

79.5%

Shortfall of specialist doctors at India's rural Community Health Centres.

PIB · MoHFW Rural Health Statistics 2021–22

+50%

Government commitment under Union Budget 2026–27 (Para 88) to expand emergency and trauma care capacity at India's district hospitals.

PIB · Post-Budget Webinar (NITI Aayog, Dr. V.K. Paul, March 2026)

Emergency healthcare professionals don’t know who the patient is, what conditions they have, or whom to call. Critical minutes are lost on basics.

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Our approach

Read vitals.Identify emergency-causing trends.Send an alert within 30 seconds.

Step 01

Real-time vital tracking

Continuous monitoring of heart rate, SpO₂, single-lead ECG, and temperature.

Step 02

Detect real emergency vs artifact

On-device AI distinguishes a genuine event from movement noise before raising an alert.

Step 03

Auto-SOS within 30 seconds

If the wearer doesn't respond, emergency contacts and the responder network are notified automatically.

Step 04

Scan to access vitals

Nearby responders scan the QR or tap the NFC band to access critical medical data — no app required.

We deliver information when it matters most.

Product

Two products, one system.

Images are for demonstration purposes only. The actual design may vary as development progresses.

Entry product

Near launch

QR Emergency Band

A battery-free silicone band with laser-engraved QR and NFC, linked to a secure DRSOLV medical profile.

Battery-free QR + NFC identification
Scannable by any smartphone — no app required
Secure DRSOLV medical profile (blood group, allergies, conditions, medications)
Emergency contact alerting on scan

Medical-grade biosensing wearable — front

Images are for demonstration purposes only. The actual design may vary as development progresses.

In development

Prototype phase · 2026–27

Medical-Grade Biosensing Wearable

A wrist-worn medical-grade device combining continuous vital monitoring with autonomous emergency response.

Continuous heart rate, SpO₂, single-lead ECG, and temperature
Fall detection and GPS
On-device AI for AFib classification and fall detection
Automated SOS to emergency contacts and responder network
Designed for ISO 13485 compliance
Pursuing CDSCO Class B medical device certification

Compliance and certification work is in progress. The device is not yet certified.

How it works

From profile to saving lives.

01

Onboard

Create your secure DRSOLV medical profile — allergies, conditions, medications, emergency contacts.

02

Wear

Carry your QR Emergency Band or wear the medical-grade biosensing wearable.

03

Detect

The wearable monitors vitals continuously and flags real medical events on-device.

04

Respond

SOS alerts your emergency contacts and gives responders instant access to your medical profile.

Programme status

Where we are today.

Incubation

STARTinUP

Selected under STARTinUP, Uttar Pradesh's official startup programme. Incubated at GICRISE, Galgotias University.

Recognition

DPIIT-recognised startup

Recognised by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DIPP233670).

Validation

Field research and beta testing

Running active surveys — online and offline — among students, gig workers, daily commuters, and emergency healthcare professionals, with parallel beta testing of our data systems.

Pilot updates