What we do
Lifespark Technologies creates solutions for care in chronic neurological conditions such as Stroke, Parkinson's Disease, Spinal cord injury and more. We are based at the Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay, India. Our solutions are designed for individuals, caregivers and the entire family; because these conditions don't just affect the lives of individuals.
Our solutions span the domains of AI/ML, medical devices, mobile applications and web applications. Lifespark aims to create the basic intelligence that will one day solve health issues at the earliest stage before they have damaging results. One day, a 60-year-old will look like today's 30-year-old.
Lifespark is among the top health-tech startups in the country and count many prominent business leaders and academics as our mentors. We have deployed our solutions in partnership with some of the largest healthcare organizations in India and are looking to establish ourselves as the go-to innovator globally
Our Values
Awards and Recognition
Featured on Shark Tank →
National Bio Entrepreneurship
AGC Jancare Top 75 startups in Healthcare in India
Among SLINGSHOT SWITCH Top 1000 Startups Globally
BIRAC Biotechnology Ignition Grant
Frequently asked questions
What does the company do?
We create medical devices and digital health solutions.
What is the location preference of jobs?
IIT Bombay, Mumbai.
What does a day at work look like?
Our day typically starts at 10am with the daily scrum calls for each team. We then move to the project work at hand. Workdays are usully fluid in length depending on your team status.Review meetings and scrum calls are usually short and to the point, and we set aside a few days every fortnight for brainstorming sessions.
How is the culture at Lifespark?
Each individual here is a self-starter. Once they are onboarded to a particular project, they are expected to own and execute independently. The size of the team means that each individual has a hand in steering the collective efforts of the company.We write things down.Meetings are well-recorded, discussions are documented and where possible, we try to make things graphical. This flows into our technical work culture as well. Good practices in every domain (software, hardware, etc) are followed and metrics are put in place for critical functional domains.We work Mon-Sat, and we prefer having people in the office. The spontaneous brainstorming that happens in person is not always possible remotely.
What is the current team at Lifespark?
We're currently a team of 12, with electronics, embedded software, ML, business development and clinical backgrounds.
What projects are ongoing at Lifespark?
We're involved in wearable devices for neurological conditions, computer vision based solutions for gait analysis and other ML approaches for health data analysis.