UltraHand by Queliz Lifetech Pvt Ltd is an affordable, robotic hand rehabilitation device designed to restore hand mobility for patients recovering from neurological, orthopedic, or burn-related injuries. The device enables both active-assistive and passive therapy, targeting joint movement, muscle strength, and coordination.
UltraHand addresses the significant gap in accessible rehabilitation solutions by offering a cost-effective alternative to expensive international devices. Its unique design facilitates complete hand mobilization, including thumb movement, making it versatile for various hand conditions. The device is lightweight, portable, and minimizes patient-device contact, ensuring safety for burn patients and those at risk of infections.
UltraHand is aimed at physiotherapy clinics, hospitals, and rehabilitation centers to enhance therapy efficiency and patient outcomes. Its scalable design supports widespread deployment across India, catering to a diverse patient population.
Our goal is to empower healthcare providers with advanced, accessible technology, helping patients regain independence and quality of life. With rising demand for hand rehabilitation in India, UltraHand stands as a transformative solution, bridging the gap between affordability and innovation.
Startup Description
Queliz Lifetech Pvt Ltd is a MedTech startup focused on developing innovative, affordable healthcare solutions that address critical gaps in rehabilitation and recovery. Our flagship product, UltraHand, is a robotic hand rehabilitation device designed to improve hand mobility for patients recovering from neurological, orthopedic, and burn-related injuries.
We are driven by the mission to make advanced rehabilitation accessible to all, particularly in underserved regions where costly international devices are out of reach. UltraHand is designed to offer comprehensive hand mobilization, covering finger and thumb movements, ensuring faster recovery and improved quality of life for patients.
Founded by a team with deep expertise in medical device development, engineering, and healthcare, we leverage cutting-edge technology to create solutions that are user-friendly, scalable, and affordable. We have collaborated with healthcare providers, physiotherapists, and hospitals to refine our products through extensive trials and feedback.
Queliz Lifetech is currently expanding its reach across India’s rehabilitation clinics and hospitals, with a strong focus on B2B, B2C, and B2G markets. We aim to empower healthcare professionals with effective tools while driving long-term positive outcomes for patients.
Through strategic partnerships, mentoring, and funding opportunities, we envision scaling UltraHand globally, establishing Queliz as a leader in affordable MedTech solutions
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Business Model
Queliz Lifetech Pvt Ltd operates on a B2B, B2C, and B2G business model, focusing on rehabilitation clinics, physiotherapy centers, hospitals, and government healthcare programs. Our flagship product, UltraHand, delivers cost-effective robotic rehabilitation for patients with hand mobility challenges caused by neurological, orthopedic, and burn-related injuries.
In the B2B segment, we partner with private healthcare providers, rehabilitation centers, and physiotherapy clinics to integrate UltraHand into their facilities. This enables clinics to enhance service offerings and attract more patients by providing cutting-edge rehabilitation solutions.
In the B2G sector, we engage with public hospitals, military rehabilitation centers, and government-led health initiatives to introduce UltraHand into state-run healthcare systems, municipal corporations, and defense rehabilitation centers. This collaboration helps expand access to affordable rehabilitation, especially in rural and underserved areas.
The B2C model allows patients to purchase UltraHand directly for home-based rehabilitation through online platforms (e.g., Amazon.in) and authorized distributors. This caters to the growing demand for personalized recovery and at-home therapy solutions.
Revenue streams include direct sales, spare parts, servicing, maintenance, extended warranties, and government contracts. We plan to introduce subscription-based packages for device maintenance, ensuring long-term user support.
Customers
based in
Africa (excluding North Africa), India, Europe, North America
Business
Modal Type
Maturity
Type of
Sales
B2B, B2C, B2G
Competitors
UltraHand's competitors include high-end international brands like Syrebo Hand Rehabilitation Glove, Tyromotion-AMADEO, Waveflex 6000X, Kinetec Maestra Hand, and Hand of Hope. These brands are typically expensive and not accessible to the common Indian population. UltraHand aims to solve this by providing essential joint movement rehabilitation at an affordable price, particularly for those recovering from burn injuries and other hand mobility issues.
UltraHand provides complete hand mobilization, including the thumb, for both left and right hands. It is affordable and supports both active-assistive and passive rehabilitation modes. Designed with minimal patient-device contact, it is suitable for burn injuries where infection risk is high. This makes UltraHand more accessible than expensive and complex options like Tyromotion-AMADEO and Hand of Hope.
Teams
Swapnil Ajit Bukshete
Founder
Tell us a bit about how founding team knows
each other.
Swapnil Bukshete the solo founder with a background in Mechanical Engineering and additive manufacturing. As a research assistant at BETiC, COEP, he developed UltraHand and a mechanical respiratory system during COVID-19. Swapnil secured a BIRAC BIG Grant of Rs. 50 Lakhs, built a 15+ member team and established a robust manufacturing network. His leadership drives innovation, addressing healthcare gaps and successfully advancing UltraHand to launch into the market.
Why did you decide to start this
company?
India: 80% of medical devices are imported and millions suffer from hand injuries. UltraHand offers a solution to the large unmet need for hand rehabilitation that going to impact millions.
Are all the founders full-time on this
project?
Yes
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