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Kinexcs

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Bangalore, IN Β· Founded 2017 Β· 21 employees on LinkedIn Β· 10 known investors

Kinexcs builds AI and wearable-sensor solutions for musculoskeletal recovery and rehabilitation, including KIMIA Recover, a post-surgical knee recovery management system with a smart wearable device. It serves patients recovering from orthopedic surgery, injuries, or joint pain through at-home assessment, personalized digital therapy, and remote monitoring.

Also known as KINEXCS Β· Kinexcs Pte Ltd

Founders & leadership

Kinexcs was founded in 2017 by Abhishek Agrawal.

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Abhishek AgrawalinCo-Founder & CEOAbhishek Agrawal received a Bachelor of Engineering in electronics and instrumentation from the Birla Institute of Technology and Science and later worked as a Research Associate at Nanyang Technological University. His expertise lies in high-precision manufacturing technology.

Investors Β· 10

Also in the syndicate Β· 8

Enterprise SingaporeleadGovin Capitalhigh-net-worth angel investorsNGEN CapitalParticleXPureland VenturesleadSeedTree VenturesSOSV Ventures

Company profile

researched Aug 2026

Kinexcs is an AI-driven digital health and wearables company focused on musculoskeletal (MSK) recovery and rehabilitation. Its stated mission is to enable and empower people for mobility and a better quality of life. The company works with patients undergoing orthopedic surgery, recovering from injuries, or experiencing joint aches, stiffness and pain, taking them from an at-home assessment of their condition through personalized digital therapy and continuous monitoring until recovery.

The core offering is the KIMIA system, described as a total lower limb solution comprising sensor and software-based assessment and monitoring technology. A knee sensor monitors range of motion and mobility of the knee and hip joints, and assessment technology can remotely capture gait parameters without the patient visiting a specialised gait lab. Sensor data is paired with a patient mobile application and a clinician dashboard for progress monitoring, feedback and real-time guidance during therapy sessions. KIMIA is described as performing three functions: monitoring, assisting and rehabilitating patients with MSK conditions. Named products include KIMIA Recover (post-surgical knee recovery management, built on patented and proprietary sensing technologies), KIMIA Assess and KIMIA Deskercise.

The company's own materials cite population-level context for the market, stating that 25% of the world population is affected by the burden of musculoskeletal conditions and that 1.71 billion people globally are affected by musculoskeletal diseases. Patient and clinician testimonials on the site reference total knee replacement and ACL patients, and describe app-based wound photo review and clinician follow-up as part of the service.

Business model

Kinexcs sells a digital therapy and remote monitoring system built around the KIMIA platform, combining a wearable knee sensor, a patient mobile application and a clinician dashboard. The company works with orthopedic doctors and physical therapy centres whose recommendations are integrated into the digital therapy pathway, indicating delivery of care in partnership with clinical providers rather than purely direct-to-consumer. Sources do not state pricing, contract structures or payer arrangements.

Not specified in the sources beyond references to revenue growth; the company reported quadrupling revenue versus its prior financial year and targeted seven-figure revenue in the following year.

Traction

The company reports quadrupling revenue since its prior financial year, a claimed FDA approval for its flagship product, patient testimonials from total knee replacement and ACL patients, and clinician endorsement. It also cites selection for the Cedars-Sinai Accelerator 2024 and a clinical validation study of the KIMIA Recover gamified TKR rehabilitation program. No user, patient volume or contract counts are disclosed in the sources.

Latest developments

The most recent items in the available sources are the 2024 announcement of selection into the Cedars-Sinai Accelerator (Class 10), a post on clinical validation of KIMIA Recover's gamified TKR rehabilitation program, the launch of KIMIA Deskercise for desk-based activity, and a stated intention to raise a Series A round. The company website carries a 2026 copyright notice and continues to list open engineering roles.

β–ΈFull profile β€” market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history, risks & controversies

Market position

Kinexcs positions itself in the digital MSK rehabilitation market, combining wearables and AI with clinician workflows. The provided sources contain no third-party market share data, rankings or competitor comparisons.

Company materials point to patented and proprietary sensing technologies underlying KIMIA Recover, remote gait assessment that removes the need for a specialised gait lab, gamified exercise programs, and a claimed FDA approval for its flagship product. These claims come from the company's own website and are not independently corroborated in the sources provided.

Technology

The KIMIA system combines a wearable knee sensor built on patented and proprietary sensing technologies with software for assessment and monitoring. The sensor tracks knee and hip range of motion and mobility; assessment technology remotely gathers gait parameters. Data flows to a patient mobile app and a clinician dashboard supporting feedback and real-time guidance during therapy. Job listings describe a backend architecture on AWS, RESTful APIs, SQL and NoSQL databases, mobile app development in Flutter/Dart, and NodeJS/ExpressJS and Flask experience as preferred, with documentation maintained for medical-device compliance and quality management.

Go-to-market

The company reaches patients through orthopedic surgeons and physical therapy centres, offering at-home assessment and app-based therapy with clinician oversight, and invites direct contact through its website. It has also used accelerators, competitions and grant programs (Cedars-Sinai Accelerator, SLINGSHOT Singapore, NHIC I2I grant, Johnson & Johnson QuickFire Challenge) for visibility and funding.

Patients undergoing orthopedic surgery (notably total knee replacement and ACL cases), people recovering from injuries, and individuals with general musculoskeletal aches, stiffness or joint pain; also orthopedic surgeons, physical therapists and therapy centres who monitor patients via a clinician dashboard, plus health and fitness seekers addressed by KIMIA Deskercise.

Geography

Kinexcs lists a Singapore headquarters at Blk 75 Ayer Rajah Crescent #02-08, Singapore 139953, with an earlier site page also listing 20A Tanjong Pagar Road. Following its 2023 funding, the company identified target markets in Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Thailand, India, the United States, Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.

History

Company sources describe a 2023 Pre-Series A round of S$4.1 million led by Pureland Ventures and Enterprise Singapore, alongside claimed milestones including FDA approval for its flagship product, quadrupled revenue versus the prior financial year, and recognitions such as Forbes 100 in Asia, SLINGSHOT Singapore 2nd runner-up, an NHIC I2I grant selection and a Johnson & Johnson QuickFire Challenge Award. In 2024 the company announced selection into the Cedars-Sinai Accelerator (Class 10) and published a post on clinical validation of KIMIA Recover's gamified total knee replacement rehabilitation program. The company said it was preparing for a Series A round. Website materials also show an earlier office address at 20A Tanjong Pagar Road and a current address at Blk 75 Ayer Rajah Crescent, Singapore.

Risks & controversies

Key claims β€” FDA approval, quadrupled revenue, and award recognitions β€” originate solely from the company's own blog post and are not independently verified in the material provided. Internal records list a Bangalore, India headquarters while all public company sources list a Singapore address, an unresolved discrepancy. Revenue targets are forward-looking statements.

Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources β€” announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
Named team members listed on websiteJan 20266 people
Pre-Series A funding raisedJan 2023$4.1M

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed β€” not independently audited.

Timeline Β· 6

launches, deals, and filings
Jan 2024
Planned market entry across 11 markets

Funds earmarked for entry and growth in Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Thailand, India, the US, Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland and the UK, plus talent acquisition for R&D and product development.

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Jan 2024
Clinical validation study of KIMIA Recover gamified TKR rehabilitation program

Company news post reports a study on clinical validation of KIMIA Recover's gamified total knee replacement rehabilitation program.

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Jan 2024
Selected for Cedars-Sinai Accelerator 2024 (Class 10)

Kinexcs announced its selection for the Cedars-Sinai Accelerator 2024, Class 10.

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Jan 2023
Awards and recognitions cited by the company

Company cites Forbes 100 in Asia recognition, SLINGSHOT Singapore 2nd runner-up, NHIC I2I grant selection, and the Johnson & Johnson QuickFire Challenge Award.

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Jan 2023
Pre-Series A round of S$4.1 million

Kinexcs closed a Pre-Series A round of S$4.1 million led by Pureland Ventures and Enterprise Singapore, with participation from investors across three continents.

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Jan 2023
FDA approval reported for flagship product

Company states it secured FDA approval for its flagship product, cited among achievements alongside its 2023 fundraising.

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Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

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primary sources listed

8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does Kinexcs do?
Singapore-based digital health company using AI and wearable knee sensors (KIMIA) for musculoskeletal rehabilitation and recovery.
Who founded Kinexcs?
Kinexcs was founded by Abhishek Agrawal in 2017.
Who are Kinexcs's investors?
Kinexcs's investors include Entrepreneur First, Particle.
Where is Kinexcs headquartered?
Kinexcs is headquartered in Bangalore, IN.