Advanced ICU devices engineered to international standards
Ventilators and patient monitors for high-acuity care, designed to meet the clinical and technical demands of modern intensive care in hospitals.
Trusted by 700+ hospitals across India, from apex institutes to tier-2 and tier-3 ICUs


V730i
ICU Ventilator

NX5
Patient Monitor
ICU ventilators and monitors, built for demanding critical care
Noccarc is a medical device company building advanced ICU ventilators and patient monitors for high-acuity care, designed to meet the clinical and technical demands of modern intensive care. Founded by IIT Kanpur alumni and headquartered in Pune, Noccarc has deployed thousands of devices across Indian government and private hospitals, proving its technology in real-world critical care.
By combining robust hardware with a proprietary connectivity platform, Noccarc brings world-class critical-care technology and data capabilities within reach of hospitals across India and, over time, other emerging markets.
Proven at scale in ICUs
4,000+
Devices deployed across government and private hospitals
700+
Hospitals across India from apex institutes to tier-2 and tier-3 ICUs
80,000+
Patients supported in ICU settings
18
Granted patents,
9 more filed
Backed by institutional investors and national programmes including IAN, IIT Kanpur, SIDBI, DST and BIRAC
Why Indian hospitals choose Noccarc
Technology and clinical performance
Advanced ICU ventilators and monitors designed for complex adult, paediatric and neonatal cases.
Competes with globally leading ventilators and monitors on technology and clinical performance, with superior connectivity as standard.
Connectivity as a built-in advantage
Proprietary HorizonView platform connects Noccarc devices for real-time remote monitoring and digital charting across the ICU.
Brings capabilities typically seen only with high-end imported systems to Indian ICUs, without heavy IT overhead.
Designed for Indian realities
Engineered and validated in demanding Indian ICU environments and power conditions.
Competitive versus imported alternatives, with favourable lifecycle economics supported by local manufacturing and service.

