V-DOC

World’s First Autonomous Medical Robot

Welcome to V-DOC

Welcome to the future of rural healthcare with V-Doc’s (Vital Doctor) groundbreaking Biomedical Autonomous Rural Medic (B.A.R.M)—currently in the prototype stage and aimed to revolutionize healthcare accessibility in rural areas​

Features of our Invention

Measure Health Vitals

Take instant measurements of vitals like pulse, blood oxygen levels, temperature, blood pressure, weight etc.

Transport of Medicine and specimen samples

Safely carry medicines and samples between villages and labs—quickly and reliably.

Autonomous Navigation

Moves independently using smart sensors—no human control needed.

Navigation

B.A.R.M. uses advanced GNSS mapping and real-time sensors to navigate rural areas autonomously.

It maps important locations, follows marked roads, and optimizes routes for efficient travel.

With obstacle detection and avoidance, B.A.R.M. ensures reliable delivery of medical services to every household.

Navigation

Patenting Status

The patent for our revolutionary invention has just been filed under the number: 202441057141
Join us in the next steps of development to advance healthcare in our country!

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FAQs

What is V-DOC and B.A.R.M?

V-DOC is pioneering the future of rural healthcare with B.A.R.M (Biomedical Autonomous Rural Medic), a prototype health monitoring robot designed to deliver personalized health assessments and facilitate virtual doctor consultations in remote areas while working together with other aspects of the ecosystem including the base, the transportation drone, and the nearby health center.

What is the current status on V-DOC?

V-Doc is currently in the development phase in India. A utility patent has been filed and published within the Indian Patent Office. The prototyping for B.A.R.M will soon commence. To join us in making health access a human right, please fill out the contact form.

How does B.A.R.M work in rural areas?

B.A.R.M utilizes advanced navigation and medical sensor technologies to reach and operate in remote villages, providing essential health data and facilitating medical consultations.​

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