Bengaluru-based medical equipment startup Pulse has raised $4 million in a seed funding round led by 3one4 Capital.
The round also saw participation from Incubate Fund Asia, Stride Ventures, and a group of angel investors.
The company plans to deploy the capital to set up a dedicated R&D hub, speed up product development, obtain regulatory certifications, and build a nationwide distribution network across India.
Pulse was co-founded in 2025 by Anshul Sharma and Nishant Goel. The startup operates as a full-stack, asset-light medical equipment manufacturing platform that works closely with India’s MSME ecosystem, combining product design, quality systems, regulatory compliance, service infrastructure, and market access under a single operating model.
The company focuses on low and mid-complexity medical equipment and consumables, with an initial emphasis on critical care and renal care categories. Pulse currently targets mid-sized hospitals with 50–200 beds and plans to expand into larger hospital chains over time, while also adding new medical specialties to its portfolio.
By aggregating and upgrading domestic manufacturing capacity, Pulse aims to reduce India’s dependence on imported medical devices and enable Indian manufacturers to meet global quality and compliance standards.
Headquartered in Bengaluru, the startup currently operates with a 25-member team and is positioning itself as a horizontal OEM serving both domestic and international healthcare markets.
