Vivek Plawat

SlimIoT Technologies is an Indian health-tech company developing physiological sensing technologies for contactless and wearable health monitoring. We work across sensing hardware, embedded systems, signal processing, connectivity, physiological data analytics and applications. Our current lead platform, Dozemate, is a contactless bed-based physiological monitoring system designed to monitor parameters such as heart rate, respiratory rate, movement, occupancy and sleep-related signals without requiring the user to wear a device. Dozemate is currently entering clinical validation in Indian hospital environments, with an initial focus on heart rate, respiratory rate, reliability and usability. Our broader technology roadmap includes flexible and wearable sensing platforms, enabling us to explore applications across healthcare, remote monitoring, eldercare, sleep, wellness and other physiological monitoring environments. At SEMICON India and Meet the Dutch, we are particularly interested in meeting Dutch companies, research institutions and technology organisations with capabilities in: Sensors and sensing technologies Analog front ends and signal acquisition Low-power embedded processing Edge AI and signal processing BLE, Wi-Fi and secure connectivity Power management Miniaturisation and wearable electronics Product engineering and system integration Design for manufacturing and testing Prototype-to-production and electronics manufacturing R&D collaboration in next-generation physiological sensing We are interested in both specific technology collaborations and longer-term R&D partnerships, particularly where complementary Dutch expertise can help us develop scalable, robust and internationally ready health-sensing products. We would also welcome conversations with organisations interested in accessing the Indian healthcare and technology ecosystem through collaborative product development, research, validation or market partnerships. Our objective is to build substantive India–Netherlands relationships around next-generation physiological sensing and connected health technologies, rather than simply component sourcing.