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iOrbit Featured in Electronics For You Business: "MedTech Products Require Much More Than Just Electronics"

September 19, 2025

iOrbit Digital Technologies was featured in an in-depth interview with Electronics For You Business, where Founder-CEO Bipin R R, VP-Head of Strategy & Partnership Benoy, and Principal Member-Regulatory Engineering Sandeep Zende spoke with journalist Nitisha Dubey about how the company is redefining MedTech through design, AI, cloud, and regulatory compliance.

The interview traced the origin of the company's name back to its founding vision: as hospitals increasingly generate data directly from connected medical devices rather than manual entry, iOrbit set out to bring together IT data from hospital systems and operational data from medical devices into what the founders describe as an "intelligent orbit" of connected healthcare data, enriched by AI.

The leadership team explained how iOrbit differentiates itself from typical product engineering firms by focusing 100% on MedTech with a full 360-degree service model - spanning PCB design, industrial and UX design, companion apps, its homegrown iTouch cloud platform, and a dedicated AI department, all under one roof. This integrated approach allows the company to compress MedTech development timelines from the industry norm of two to three years down to as little as 12 months, from concept through regulatory approval.

The discussion also covered how iOrbit keeps healthcare technology affordable for budget-constrained hospitals through a flexible, cost-effective hub device and cloud infrastructure, and how its vendor-agnostic, multi-protocol platform solves common interoperability challenges between medical devices from different manufacturers. On data security, the team highlighted their approach to building HIPAA and GDPR compliance directly into the platform's architecture, along with rigorous third-party testing and penetration testing before deployment.

With a team of around 100 employees - roughly 90% engineers - spread across offices in Bengaluru, Pune, and Thiruvananthapuram, along with global offices in the Netherlands and the US, iOrbit has grown entirely through organic, self-funded expansion rather than venture capital. Looking ahead, the leadership team pointed to a growing shift toward SaaS-based revenue through the iTouch platform, alongside a recent rebranding initiative and new partnerships, as the company positions itself for its next phase of growth. The team summarized their long-term mission as becoming a trusted global MedTech development partner, bringing together electronics, software, AI, and cloud to help both established players and emerging startups bring compliant, innovative healthcare products to market faster.

📰 Read the full interview on Electronics For You Business

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