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RENALYX LAUNCHES WORLD'S FIRST INDIGENOUS AI-BASED SMART HAEMODIALYSIS MACHINE

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November 06, 2025

Completely designed and manufactured in India, the Renalyx-RxT 21 leverages the latest technologies including cloud-based telenephrology platforms to offer safety and quality care to kidney patients and end-stage renal disease (ESRD) patients

RENALYX LAUNCHES WORLD'S FIRST INDIGENOUS AI-BASED SMART HAEMODIALYSIS MACHINE

Dr Shyam Vasudeva Rao, MD, Renalyx (second from left), along with team members and the newly launched RxT-21 machine

Renalyx Health Systems Pvt Ltd., a pioneering technology innovation company in renal care, has launched Renalyx-RxT 21, the world's first fully indigenous, Al and cloud-enabled smart Hemodialysis machine with a real-time remote monitoring and clinical connectivity facility.

The Renalyx-RxT 21 will make dialysis affordable and accessible to a larger population and bridge the demand-supply gap across semi-urban and rural regions.

Completely designed and manufactured in India, the Renalyx-RxT 21 leverages the latest technologies including cloud-based telenephrology platforms to offer safety and quality care to kidney patients and end-stage renal disease (ESRD) patients, especially those with cardiovascular, pulmonary and acute kidney injury-related issues.

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