Amit Singh and Team Logicboots: Building Purpose-Driven AI with Real-World Impact—From Bedside Care to National Infrastructure

At a time when artificial intelligence is often marketed more as spectacle than substance, Amit Singh, Founder and CEO of Logicboots Pvt. Ltd., is steadily demonstrating what responsible, application-driven AI can look like in practice.

A Government of India–recognised startup, Logicboots is built on a simple but demanding philosophy: AI must solve real problems, work reliably in the field, and deliver measurable value. From healthcare to public infrastructure, the company’s growing portfolio reflects this grounded approach.

From Reinventing the Stethoscope to Strengthening Critical Care

One of Logicboots’ flagship healthcare innovations is CoeurAI, an AI-powered wireless stethoscope designed to modernize one of medicine’s oldest diagnostic tools. By applying advanced signal processing and machine learning to heart and lung sounds, CoeurAI enables early screening of cardiac and respiratory conditions such as pneumonia, COPD, asthma, tuberculosis, and cardiac abnormalities.

Extending beyond screening, Logicboots is also developing an AI-in-ICU clinical intelligence platform. The system analyzes continuous streams of patient data to provide early warning alerts, trend-based risk assessment, and decision-support insights—helping clinicians manage data overload in intensive care units while keeping doctors firmly in control through a clinician-in-the-loop design.

A Vision Executed Through Teamwork

While Amit Singh’s background in Engineering with huge interest in experimental physics and invention shapes the company’s scientific direction, Logicboots’ progress is driven by a committed leadership team working toward a shared vision.

Swarnlata, Co-founder, plays a central role in translating long-term vision into organizational and strategic direction.

Technology execution is led by Satakshi Arun, Chief Technology Officer, who oversees system architecture, AI models, and product engineering to ensure robustness and scalability.

Project execution and cross-functional coordination are managed by Herambh Upadhyay, Project Manager, ensuring that complex, multi-domain projects move from concept to deployment.

Together, the team reflects Logicboots’ belief that impactful innovation is always a collective effort, not an individual pursuit.

AI Beyond Healthcare: Solving Everyday and National-Scale Problems

Logicboots’ work is not limited to medical technology. The company has also developed an AI-powered robotic vacuum cleaner, applying intelligent sensing and navigation to improve efficiency and usability in everyday environments—demonstrating how practical AI can enhance daily life when engineered thoughtfully.

In the public infrastructure domain, Logicboots has built a signal and cable route planning solution for Indian Railways, delivered as a mobile application available on the Play Store. The system supports structured planning and visualization of signaling and telecom cable routes—addressing real operational challenges in large-scale railway networks.

These projects underline a consistent theme: AI at Logicboots is not built for demos, but for deployment.

Science-Led Innovation with Global Recognition

Amit Singh’s interdisciplinary work—bridging physics, biological signals, and artificial intelligence—has resulted in multiple published research papers in medical devices and applied AI systems. This evidence-driven approach earned him international recognition as one of the Top 4 finalists of the United Nations AI for Good – India Initiative, which highlights ethical, inclusive, and impact-focused AI solutions.

What Comes Next

Looking ahead, Logicboots is actively working on new AI-driven products across healthcare, infrastructure, and intelligent systems, each guided by the same principle: AI must have a clear purpose, measurable benefit, and responsible design.

In an era crowded with promises of “AI everywhere,” Amit Singh and the Logicboots team are quietly proving that the future belongs to AI that works—on the ground, in hospitals, in homes, and across national infrastructure.