Aligarh, UTTAR PRADESH :
Aligarh :
Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) has inaugurated Aivion Care, its first student-developed health-tech startup, along with Newton AI Ed Tech at Ajmal Khan Tibbiya College. The ventures were launched with support from the V-Inspire Research Centre, the Research Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development (RIED) Cell and the AMU Innovation Foundation (AMUIF), under the patronage of Vice-Chancellor Prof. Naima Khatoon.
Held under the theme “Sir Syed Ahmad Khan’s Vision of Scientific Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Bridging Traditional Medicine with Modern Healthcare Technology”, the programme was attended by more than 100 students in person, while over 50 participants joined online.
Aivion Care, a venture of AI Confidence Cure Pvt. Ltd., connects doctors, patients, pathologists and pharmacists through a smart application and device. Its features include online consultations, medication reminders and secure digital healthcare records. The device currently measures ECG, oxygen saturation (SpO2), heart rate and temperature, with blood pressure and glucose measurement capabilities under development.
Founder Saif Malik, Founder and CEO Daniya Parveen, and Chief Technology Officer Ziaul Islam demonstrated the platform and outlined its future plans. Newton AI Ed Tech Pvt. Ltd., founded by Karamveer Singh of Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology and Zaid Malik of the Faculty of Medicine, was also formally inaugurated.
The programme was presided over by Prof. Syeda Aamena Naaz, Chairperson, RIED Cell, and Dean, Faculty of Unani Medicine. Dr Abdulwasey Mohammed, Director, Founder and CEO of V-Inspire, joined online as Chief Guest and delivered a presentation on “Innovations to Wealth Creation”. The organisers announced that V-Inspire would soon establish a centre in Aligarh. Prof. Anees Ahmad, Director, V-Inspire and former Chairperson, Department of Industrial Chemistry, AMU, was the Guest of Honour, while AMU alumnus Engr. Mohammad Salman, from the 1973 batch of Mechanical Engineering, attended as Special Guest.
Among those present were Prof. Syed Fahad Anwer, Director, AMUIF; Prof. Sajjad Athar, Director, ICUIC and AMUIF; Dr Syed Javed Rizvi; Prof. Ekram Khan; Prof. Badrudduja Khan, Principal, Ajmal Khan Tibbiya College; Prof. Zamir Ahmad, Coordinator, RIED Cell; and Mohd Shariq Azam, General Manager, DawakhanaTibbiya College, along with faculty members and students.
Dr Abdul Aziz Khan, Faculty of Unani Medicine, convened the programme, which concluded with the presentation of mementoes and a vote of thanks.
source: http://www.indiaeducationdiary.in / India Education Diary / Home> Educational News> University News / by iednewsdesk / October 29th, 2026