Mr. Mudit Dandwate is the co-founder of Dozee, India's first AI-based contactless remote patient monitoring system.

Dozee is an early warning system that continuously monitors various aspects of human health, such as heart rate, respiration, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and temperature, without touching the patient's body.

The technology uses a thin sheet of sensors placed under the mattress, which captures vibrations caused by bodily movements and converts them into biomarkers using machine learning and AI.

Dozee automates the monitoring process in hospitals, reducing the burden on nurses and improving patient safety by providing continuous monitoring and sending alerts to healthcare professionals in case of any anomalies.

Dozee is currently functional in more than 300 hospitals across India and has plans to enhance its product by developing algorithms for detecting sleep apnea, falls, and bedsores, among other improvements.

Mr. Mudit Dandwate was born and raised in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India, and later studied mechanical engineering at IIT Bombay.

During his time at IIT, he was involved in a team that built and raced full-scale cars internationally. He also worked on projects like redesigning a cricket bat.

After IIT, Mr. Dandwate joined a company called Alter Engineering, where he gained exposure to sensing technology, artificial intelligence, and machine learning.

Inspired by the potential application of this technology in healthcare, he co-founded Dozee, a contactless remote patient monitoring system.

Dozee's technology uses vibration sensors placed under the mattress to monitor various vital signs of patients, such as heart rate, respiration, and blood pressure, providing continuous and accurate data for early detection of anomalies.

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