Funding · Healthcare & Life Sciences

Rymo Technologies raises ₹10 crore seed funding

By Startup Enthusiast · 19 March 2026

What they do

Rymo Technologies makes robotic systems for neuro-rehabilitation with AI therapy personalisation

It raised over ₹10 crore in seed funding led by IAN Angel Fund

The company has installed over 452 devices and served more than 7,500 patients

Rymo Technologies raised over ₹10 crore in seed funding.
The round was led by IAN Angel Fund, the evergreen fund of the IAN Group.
Other angel investors also participated in the round.
The company will use the funds to accelerate product innovation and expand manufacturing.
It also plans to strengthen its presence in India and scale into ASEAN and the Middle East.
Rymo has a distribution partnership with Fourier Rehab for ASEAN markets.

The global neuro-rehabilitation devices market is valued at about $2.16 billion and growing roughly 14% annually.
Rymo's devices have shown up to 25% faster recovery outcomes per studies.
The company has received US FDA Class II medical device classification.
A clinical validation study is underway in Italy.

Rymo Technologies is a robotic neuro-rehabilitation startup headquartered in Navi Mumbai, India.
Its product is a multi-joint robotic rehabilitation system with AI-driven therapy personalisation.
The flagship product is the Mobi-L system.
Target customers include mid-sized hospitals and physiotherapy clinics in Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities.
It has installed over 452 devices across 354 clinical customers, including AIIMS, Apollo Hospitals, and Manipal Hospitals.
The platform has supported over 7,500 patients and delivered over 15,000 therapy hours.

Product: Robotic neuro-rehabilitation systems including flagship Mobi-L device with VR integration for post-stroke and neurological recovery
Customers: Patients recovering from strokes, injuries and neurological conditions; rehabilitation centers and hospitals
How it makes money: B2B2C medical device sales and installation with ongoing support
What sets it apart: Accessible and affordable advanced rehabilitation technology addressing gap in neuro-rehabilitation access