Archive · 3 Aug 2026
Remote Physios Brings AI‑Powered Rehab to Indian Homes
Remote Physios is a startup that helps people recover from injuries or paralysis without having to go to a clinic every day.
Two doctors, Anant and Anubha, built smart machines that can be turned on and adjusted from far away.
Patients use a tablet to see the doctor on video, and the doctor can change the machine’s settings in real time.
The machines also turn exercises into fun games so people stay motivated.
The devices cost about 15,000 rupees each, which is cheaper than many long‑term therapy sessions.
The company has helped more than 250 patients and won grants to keep improving its technology.
The goal is to make good physiotherapy available to anyone, no matter where they live.
Remote Physios offers AI‑powered, IoT‑enabled rehab devices that can be controlled remotely by physiotherapists.
The platform delivers clinic‑grade physiotherapy at home, using video calls and augmented‑reality games to guide exercises.
Devices such as AxonEase, MyoElevate, TissueWave, Pelvistrength, and PhysioEMG are priced around Rs 15,000 each.
The startup has treated over 250 patients, filed multiple patents, and received grants like the Himalayan Startup Trek and NIDHI PRAYAS.
Founders emphasize continuity of care, noting that travel, cost, and caregiver burden often cause patients to stop therapy prematurely.
- Who
- Dr Anant Singh Gaur and Dr Anubha Singhai, founders of Remote Physios
- What
- An AI‑powered, IoT‑enabled platform delivering clinic‑grade physiotherapy at home
- When
- Founded in 2023; article published 2025
- Where
- Bhopal, India
- Why
- To overcome travel, cost, and caregiver barriers that cause patients to stop long‑term physiotherapy
- Founders
- Dr Anant Singh Gaur, Dr Anubha Singhai
- Founded
- 2023
- Headquarters
- Bhopal, India
- Devices
- AxonEase, MyoElevate, TissueWave, Pelvistrength, PhysioEMG
- Device price
- ≈Rs 15,000 each