Archive · 10 Aug 2025
Kaiteki Innovations: Hygiene Solutions for Special Needs
Raghu D, who has a disability, created the 'GUKO Bidet' to help people with special needs in public spaces.
This device attaches to any toilet and can be used with a hand lever or foot pedal.
His company, Kaiteki Innovations, got money to develop the product.
The bidet aims to make it easier for people with disabilities to be independent in public spaces by allowing them to wash independently.
They are targeting locations like hospitals and airports.
The product also helps elderly individuals, pregnant women, and postpartum mothers.
Kaiteki Innovations developed 'GUKO Bidet' to aid people with special needs, including the disabled and elderly.
The non-electric hygiene aid, which can be attached to existing toilet seats, features dual operation (hand and pedal).
Raghu D, founder of Kaiteki Innovations, identified the need for accessible hygiene solutions.
The start-up received ₹10 lakh from a Goan incubator and ₹5 lakh from NCPEDP.
A pilot program for the product is scheduled to begin in a week.
- Who
- Raghu D, founder of Kaiteki Innovations, and people with disabilities.
- What
- 'GUKO Bidet', a non-electric hygiene aid.
- When
- The article was published on August 10, 2025; the pilot program begins in a week.
- Where
- Hyderabad, India; Goa, India.
- Why
- To provide accessible hygiene solutions for people with disabilities and others.
- Company
- Kaiteki Innovations Private Ltd
- Founder
- Raghu D
- Product Name
- 'GUKO Bidet'
- Product Type
- Non-electric hygiene aid
- Features
- Dual-operation (hand/pedal)
- Target Users
- People with disabilities, elderly, pregnant women
- Grants Received
- ₹10 lakh from Goan incubator, ₹5 lakh from NCPEDP