Brum is a technology company.
Brum has raised $4.0M across 1 funding round.
Brum has raised $4.0M in total across 1 funding round.
iBrum Technologies is a healthcare technology startup developing intelligent systems to deliver affordable healthcare solutions, particularly targeting respiratory disease mortality in remote and underserved communities.[1] The company builds products leveraging engineering, design, and clinical expertise to bridge gaps in patient-provider access, serving patients in hard-to-reach areas with cutting-edge tech for quality care regardless of location or finances.[1] Its mission focuses on empowering communities through technology to transform healthcare landscapes, while its vision aims for universal access to quality services; early growth includes recognition as a Startup India and Startup Karnataka entity with a strong IP portfolio.[1]
Founded by Nibedit Dey (CEO), iBrum Technologies emerged from a team of engineers, designers, and clinicians committed to solving global health challenges, specifically reducing respiratory disease-related deaths via affordable solutions.[1] Key early members include Pranesh Kulkarni (Director of Engineering), Suma S. (Cloud Architect), Chandan Kumar Prusty (COO), and Ambady Ravi (Design Intern), supported by advisors like K L Mukesh (Business) and Venkatesh Viswanath (IP).[1] Pivotal traction came through recognitions from Startup India, Startup Karnataka, and government bodies like Karnataka's Dept. of IT&BT, plus accelerators such as Elevate 2019, NASSCOM CoE IoT, and MeitY Startup Hub, alongside partnerships with HDFC Parivartan and medical institutes.[1]
iBrum rides the wave of digital health innovation in emerging markets, where telemedicine and AI-driven diagnostics address chronic shortages in rural healthcare amid rising respiratory diseases like COPD and asthma.[1] Timing aligns with global post-pandemic shifts toward remote care and India's startup ecosystem boom, fueled by government programs like Startup India that prioritize health tech for underserved populations.[1] Market forces favoring it include exploding demand for affordable IoT-enabled solutions in low-resource settings, plus clinician shortages in remote India; iBrum influences the ecosystem by pioneering IP-protected tools that inspire similar ventures and partner with public health bodies to scale access.[1]
iBrum is poised to expand its respiratory-focused platform into broader telehealth applications, potentially integrating AI for predictive diagnostics amid growing global health equity trends.[1] Trends like 5G rollout in India and increased funding for health startups will accelerate its reach, evolving its influence from niche innovator to key player in democratizing care. As a certified startup with institutional backing, expect partnerships with more hospitals and international scaling, reinforcing its role in reducing global health disparities—echoing its core drive to make quality care universal.[1]
Brum has raised $4.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Brum's investors include Atomic, BEENEXT, Bling Capital, Craig Shapiro, Felicis Ventures, Flash Ventures, Founder Collective, Gaingels, Greylock, Khosla Ventures, Serena Ventures, Seven Seven Six.
Brum has raised $4.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $4.0M Seed in March 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 1, 2025 | $4.0M Seed | Atomic, BEENEXT, Bling Capital, Craig Shapiro, Felicis Ventures, Flash Ventures, Founder Collective, Gaingels, Greylock, Khosla Ventures, Serena Ventures, Seven Seven Six, Trinity Ventures, Vast Ventures, Y Combinator, Anjula Acharia Bath, Noah Goodhart |