Truevis Technologies: Building the future of Indian MedTech

Milind Deshpande, Joint Managing Director, Truevis Technologies explains how a homegrown venture is leveraging strategic partnerships, deep manufacturing, and a visionary facility to achieve the promise of Aatmanirbhar Bharat in healthcare

- Milind Deshpande

In the landscape of Indian MedTech, a new powerhouse is emerging, not from the established industrial corridors of the west or north, but from the visionary ecosystem of the Andhra Pradesh MedTech Zone (AMTZ) in Vizag. Truevis Technologies, founded with the ambition to build India's next-generation medical equipment manufacturing hub, is moving decisively to address the nation's most urgent gaps in diagnostic imaging and therapy.

For decades, India's healthcare system has relied heavily on imported high-end medical equipment. This dependence created a critical disparity: while metropolitan hospitals boasted the latest technology, Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities often struggled with outdated, overburdened machines, making advanced diagnostics a luxury. Truevis identified this inequity not just as a challenge, but as its core mission—to make cutting-edge medical technology affordable, accessible, and built for the unique needs of the Indian healthcare landscape.

Beyond assembly: The genesis of a manufacturing powerhouse

Truevis is challenging the notion that "Made in India" means merely assembled in India. The company is building an integrated manufacturing ecosystem from the ground up. At its state-of-the-art production lines in AMTZ, Vizag, the company is poised to manufacture CT and PET-CT systems, with ambitious plans to expand into MRI and radiation therapy LINAC units.