OT Environment Monitor · Coming soon
NETRAThe eyes in every critical room.
NETRA (नेत्र — eyes) watches an operating theatre or ICU continuously: it shows the ideal at a glance, and raises the alarm the moment conditions drift. One clear instrument for the rooms where the stakes are highest.

What it watches
The conditions a critical room lives by.
See it from every angle
Built like an instrument.
An aluminium heat-sink body for passive, round-the-clock cooling; dual intake and exhaust fans; wall-mount brackets; and every port a ward needs. Drag to spin it, or pick an angle.





Built for the ward
Engineered to be trusted, and forgotten.
Live, at a glance
Every parameter on an 11.6-inch touch display, refreshed continuously — target and actual side by side, so a room reads right in a second.
Alarms that escalate
Audible and on-screen alerts, tiered to how far and how fast a room drifts from its ideal state.
Rides through power cuts
An internal battery keeps the room monitored when the mains don't — no blind spots during an outage.
Accurate by design
A dual-airflow path draws real room air across the sensing array, so the numbers reflect the room, not the box.
Made to be serviced
Wall-mountable, wide 12–24V DC input, and field-replaceable protection — serviceable in India, end to end.
Built for real wards
Power that flickers, dust that settles, duty cycles that never end — engineered to keep working through all of it.
The instrument
Specifications.
Made in India, and designed to stay serviceable here. Full numbers and certifications publish at launch.
- Display
- 11.6-inch IPS capacitive touch, 1366 × 768
- Power input
- 12–24V DC
- Backup
- Integrated battery
- Cooling
- Assisted airflow + passive heat-sink body
- Sensing
- Integrated medical-grade array — temperature, humidity, CO₂, particulate, pressure, light
- Operating temperature
- −10°C to 50°C
- Connectivity
- LAN, USB, alarm / IO terminal
- Mounting
- Wall-mountable (hanging slots)
- Dimensions
- 330 × 240 × 90 mm
- Origin
- Designed & made in India
Be in the room when we switch it on.
We're not selling yet. Join the waitlist and you'll hear the moment it ships — a little earlier if you run a hospital and want an early pilot.