Lenor Ventures Private Limited has secured ₹25 lakh in funding for product development. The company has not disclosed the investor.
The funding goes into the products Lenor Ventures builds itself, each at a different stage: Mei Reco, a guided home-rehabilitation device preparing for clinical trials; the Vanguard V1 safety band, now in development; ClinicIQ, the clinic operating system already in daily use, as it extends towards Sub Health Centres; and the Sports Performance Band, with pilots open for football clubs and academies.
“Every product we have built started as a working prototype on a bench, and every one taught us something the next one needed. This funding lets us take that work out of the lab and into the hands of patients, clinicians and families, faster and with the care it needs.”
— Ananth Karthik S, Co-founder and Managing Director, Lenor Ventures
“We have always grown carefully, from our own work and our own clients. This funding gives us room to move faster without losing that discipline: more trials, more pilots, and a stronger team. Our aim is simple: products that people in India rely on every day.”
— Manav Gupta, Co-founder and Director, Lenor Ventures
Built on One Base
Lenor Ventures’ products share one embedded-systems and sensor base: the Sports Performance Band’s motion sensing became Mei Reco, and Mei Reco’s Motion Guard now runs inside ClinicIQ. The funding strengthens that base, so each new build benefits the others.