RehabVeda

RehabVeda operates at the intersection of neurotechnology, medical devices and digital rehabilitation. Its R1 is described as combining EEG-based brain-signal capture and AI interpretation with a robotic glove for hand practice after stroke. The stated modes—brain-guided, passive and mirror practice—give the offering a device-centered rehabilitation approach, while assessment, personalized guidance and therapist follow-ups add a care-service component. Home use, setup support, caregiver involvement, rental options and device ownership distinguish its described delivery model from a device-only proposition. The company’s current profile places it at an early stage: it was founded in 2022, has an employee-size range of 1–10, and its latest listed financing is a February 2026 angel round. Its competitive differentiation should therefore be understood as a product-level distinction—integrating brain-computer interface signals with assisted hand movement and home rehabilitation support—not as evidence of superior clinical outcomes, market share or regulatory standing, none of which is established in the available company details.

RehabVeda’s funding history shows an early development phase followed by a later angel investment. In June 2022, the company received a USD 64,447 pre-seed round led by Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee and a USD 12,889 grant led by the Department of Science and Technology. On Feb 27, 2026, it recorded a USD 109,793 angel round led by Mohit Yadav and Namita Thapar. That later financing is the clearest identifiable inflection point in its funding timeline, although no use-of-proceeds breakdown or subsequent financing is specified. The R1 home-based rehabilitation system provides a defined product focus: EEG sensing, AI interpretation and a robotic glove, supported by assessment and therapist follow-up. The company’s stated plans to expand rehabilitation centers and develop new product lines suggest an ambition to extend both service delivery and its product range, but timing, hiring numbers and launch milestones are not reported. Overall, the record indicates an early-stage venture building from an initial product and small funding base.