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Saraswa Consulting LLP

No.103, Lotus Block, Oceanus Greendale Apartments 3rd Main, 16th Cross, Hoysala Nagar, Hor, Amavu, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560016

Registered office as filed with the MCA.

Sectors as filed: IT Consulting

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Horamavu

Karnataka

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What this startup amounts to

SARASWA CONSULTING LLP is a Startup India startup placed at street level in Horamavu, one of 33,982 startups we hold in Bengaluru. 4,421 of those startups are filed under IT Services, 13% of the district. The one funding signal on it is: Self-declared on the government form, unverified.

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In their own words

2. Background and Justification With the rise of pandemics and infectious diseases, contactless medical disease identification has become critical to reduce the spread of infections and to ensure rapid, accurate, and non-invasive diagnosis. Traditional diagnostic methods often require physical contact and laboratory analysis, which can be time-consuming and risk-prone. The integration of AI and IoT technologies offers the potential to revolutionize the way medical conditions are identified, providing safer, faster, and more accurate diagnostic solutions. 3. Objectives 1. Develop an AI-based System for Disease Identification: Create algorithms capable of analyzing medical data and identifying diseases without physical contact. 2. Integrate IoT Sensors for Real-Time Data Collection: Deploy contactless sensors for gathering physiological data such as temperature, heart rate, and respiratory patterns. Create algorithms capable of analyzing medical data and identifying diseases using human aura. 3. Design a User-Friendly Interface for Healthcare Providers: Develop an intuitive interface for easy access to diagnostic results and patient data. 4. Validate System Efficacy through Clinical Trials: Conduct extensive clinical trials to test system accuracy and reliability across different demographics and diseases. 4. Methodology 4.1. System Development 4.1.1. AI Algorithm Development • Data Collection: Gather large datasets from existing medical records and sensors to train the system. • Machine Learning Models: Develop models capable of analyzing patterns in physiological data and identifying indicators of disease. • Deep Learning Techniques: Use neural networks to enhance pattern recognition and diagnostic accuracy. 4.1.2. IoT Sensor Integration • Sensor Selection: Choose non-invasive sensors capable of measuring vital signs such as body temperature, heart rate, and oxygen levels. • Data Transmission: Use wireless technologies for real-time data transmission to the central system. 4.1.3. User Interface Design • Healthcare Interface: Create a dashboard for healthcare providers to view patient data and diagnostic results. • Patient Application: Develop a mobile app for patients to monitor their health and receive diagnostic feedback. 4.2. Clinical Validation 4.2.1. Pilot Studies • Initial Testing: Conduct small-scale trials in collaboration with local clinics to test system functionality. • Feedback Collection: Gather feedback from healthcare professionals and patients to refine the system. 4.2.2. Large-Scale Trials • Clinical Trials: Conduct large-scale clinical trials to assess system accuracy, reliability, and user satisfaction. • Data Analysis: Analyze trial data to evaluate system performance and identify areas for improvement. 4.3. Implementation and Deployment 4.3.1. System Rollout • Deployment Strategy: Plan the phased rollout of the system in selected hospitals and clinics. • Training Programs: Provide training for healthcare providers on using the system effectively. 4.3.2. Ongoing Support and Maintenance • Technical Support: Establish a support team to address technical issues and provide system updates. • User Support: Offer continuous support for healthcare providers and patients using the system. 5. Expected Outcomes 1. Improved Diagnostic Accuracy: Enhanced accuracy in identifying diseases without physical contact. 2. Faster Diagnosis: Reduced time for diagnosis, leading to quicker treatment and better patient outcomes. 3. Increased Patient Safety: Minimized risk of infection and cross-contamination during the diagnostic process. 4. Enhanced Healthcare Efficiency: Streamlined diagnostic processes, allowing healthcare providers to focus on treatment and care.

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The listing

What the startup says

CIN
ABA-0952
Incorporated (MCA)
2022
Registered on Startup India
2025
Self-declared stage
Prototype
Industry
IT Services
IT Services in Bengaluru
4,421 startups
District
Bengaluru
State
Karnataka
Registered pincode
560016
MCA status
Active
Registrar
RoC-Bangalore
Paid-up capital
₹20,000

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