Bengaluru-based Ayati Devices secured ₹15 crore in a Pre-Series A round, its first institutional investment. The funding aims to push its diabetic foot complication diagnostics beyond tertiary hospitals to primary care centers. For diabetes patients in Tier-2 cities, this means earlier, more affordable screening access.
Ayati, incubated at IITB-SINE, has focused on developing portable diagnostic tools for preventative diabetic foot care. Inflexor Ventures' investment marks the company's crucial first institutional funding round.
Ayati will accelerate commercialisation of its diagnostic technologies, aiming for broader market expansion in India and overseas through 2027. Vecton AI plans to strengthen its FDE model, embedding AI engineers with more BFSI institutions to deploy new AI systems throughout the coming quarters.
🇮🇳 Why This Matters for India
Ayati's focus on portable diagnostics takes preventative diabetic foot care beyond metros, directly impacting rural patients and smaller clinics.
The Take
What's often missed in these funding rounds is the consistent bet on B2B deep tech solving core infrastructure gaps, not just consumer apps. This indicates investors are shifting from the 'app economy' to foundational tech plays across critical sectors.
Source:  YourStory ↗