SwasthyaTech Synapse​

Important notice

Please note that IHFC – IIT Delhi has no official partners, agents, or intermediaries, apart from those explicitly mentioned in the official communication, for Swasthyatech Synapse 2026. IHFC does not charge any fees and does not provide or promise any grants in connection with the programme. Participants are advised to rely only on official communication from IHFC and verify any claims, offers, or requests made in the name of Swasthyatech Synapse 2026.

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Have a technology in Healthcare with a working prototype? This call is your launchpad.

 

IHFC, Technology Innovation Hub of IIT Delhi, in collaboration with our Collaborating Partners – SET Facility, AIIMS New Delhi and Design Partner – Tata Elxsi invites researchers and innovators working on product and solutions in MedTech to apply for SwasthyaTech Synapse 2026, a unique platform designed to accelerate deep-tech innovation in Healthcare through industry collaboration and funding.

 

Whether you’re building solutions in:

  • Medical Robotics & Surgical Technologies
  • Smart Medical Devices & Intelligent Sensing
  • Assistive Technologies & Inclusive Healthcare
  • Medical Imaging, Diagnostics & Precision Medicine
  • Nanomedicine & Nanorobotics

 

This is your opportunity to take your innovation to the next level.

 

Why apply?
* Funding support of up to ₹2 Crore for individual projects and up to ₹5 Crore for consortium projects.
* Showcase your prototype before an expert panel and explore real-world deployment opportunities.

 

Who can apply?

  • Academic and Research Institutions
  • Medical Colleges and Hospitals
  • Faculty-led Startups
  • Healthcare Startups
  • Medical Device Companies/MedTech Industries
  • Industry-Academia Consortia

 

Apply Here: https://ihfc.accubate.app/ext/form/24375/1/apply

 

Application Deadline: 30 September 2026

If your technology has reached TRL 4 or above, now is the time to move from prototype to impact.

 

Apply today and become part of India’s next wave of medical innovation.