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Digitizing ward beds without hardware replacement.

Alarm fatigue makes it harder to distinguish the signal that matters. Mixed monitor brands make it harder to standardize visibility across a hospital. And between intermittent observation windows, meaningful deterioration can still be missed.

Dr. Kumaresh's experience helped shape a sharper founding thesis: hospitals needed a practical system that could work on the monitor fleet already in place, surface deterioration earlier, and stay affordable enough for broad institutional adoption, including teaching hospitals and public-health environments.

ASTA exists to turn trapped monitor output into usable clinical intelligence without asking hospitals to replace the systems they already run.

01

Alarm fatigue

Too many raw alerts, too little usable context, and too much burden on already stretched clinical teams.

02

Fragmented monitor estates

Hospitals cannot modernize care by replacing every bedside monitor just to standardize visibility across the institution.

03

Missed deterioration

The clinically important change often happens before a threshold breach and between observation cycles.

Leadership designed across medicine, AI, and enterprise execution.

ASTA is led by a multidisciplinary team combining clinical practice, computer vision engineering, and hospital scaling.

Dr. Vikram Paramasivan

Dr. Vikram Paramasivan

CEO & Co-Founder

Enterprise technology

Brings product and engineering discipline from large-scale software systems.

Dr. Kumaresh Krishnamoorthy

Dr. Kumaresh Krishnamoorthy

CMO & Co-Founder

Clinical leadership

Keeps the company anchored in the bedside problem, not an abstract AI thesis.

Adyanta Dubey

Adyanta Dubey

CTO & Co-Founder

AI, robotics, and ML

Leads the technical build from monitor reading to the product systems around it.

Varun Singh

Varun Singh

Co-Founder & Chief Business Officer

Commercial execution

Translates ASTA from technical capability into institutional relationships and deployment motion.

Expert guidance where hospital AI needs it most.

ASTA's advisory board combines senior clinical leaders, medical informatics researchers, and critical care specialists.

Dr. Karthick Seshadri

Dr. Karthick Seshadri

Advisor

Distributed ML and AI systems

Extends ASTA's research depth in scalable, real-world machine learning.

Dr. Balaraman Ravindran

Dr. Balaraman Ravindran

Advisor

AI academic depth

Provides one of the strongest scientific AI perspectives in the country.

Krishnakumar Srinivasan

Krishnakumar Srinivasan

Advisor

Enterprise strategy and governance

Brings board-level perspective on execution, governance, and strategic scale.

Dr. Sandeep Murali

Dr. Sandeep Murali

Advisor

Clinical judgment and administration

Keeps the hospital operator's lens close to product and adoption decisions.

Grounded in serious institutions, not built in isolation.

ASTA's journey is backed by top incubation programs, research initiatives, and clinical engineering talent.

AIC-SEED

AIC-SEED

Atal Incubation Centre - SEED

Incubation and acceleration

Supports ASTA's translational medtech journey through incubation and accelerator backing tied to real-world healthcare innovation.

MeitY Startup Hub

MeitY Startup Hub

Ministry of Electronics & IT, Government of India

National innovation backing

Provides national-level innovation support and public-sector credibility around ASTA's long-term role in digital health infrastructure.

IISER Pune

IISER Pune

Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Pune

Research grounding

Anchors ASTA in scientific rigor and translational validation, reinforcing that the company is being shaped with research seriousness.

NIT Andhra Pradesh

NIT Andhra Pradesh

National Institute of Technology, Andhra Pradesh

Engineering and founder pathway

Represents the institute-linked engineering depth behind ASTA's technical build and the student-founder journey at the heart of its early growth.

For hospitals, this means ASTA shows up as a company shaped by clinical reality, research seriousness, and institution-facing execution. Not just demo-stage ambition.