
Developer of brain-computer interface system for stroke rehabilitation and hand recovery.
RehabVeda is an Indian neurotechnology and healthcare technology company developing AI-powered rehabilitation solutions for stroke survivors and patients with hand paralysis or upper-limb impairment. Its core product is a brain-controlled robotic rehabilitation system that combines an EEG-based brain-computer interface (BCI), AI-powered signal processing, an AI control unit, and a pneumatic robotic glove. The system detects brain activity associated with the intention to move the hand, translates these signals into digital commands, and assists hand and finger movements in real time. RehabVeda's technology is designed to support neurorehabilitation by combining brain-driven movement, repetitive assisted exercises, feedback, and AI-based progress tracking. The platform can adjust therapy difficulty based on patient performance and provide objective data to help physiotherapists monitor recovery. The company offers its solution for both clinical use and home-based rehabilitation, with guided recovery programs that include physiotherapist support. The company targets stroke rehabilitation and upper-limb motor recovery, including patients with chronic conditions. Its business model includes device purchase as well as rental-based recovery plans, enabling patients to access the technology without necessarily purchasing the complete system upfront. RehabVeda states that its technology has been used by patients across multiple Indian cities and aims to make advanced, personalized neurorehabilitation more accessible through the combination of AI, robotics, brain-computer interfaces, and remote care.
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