BPL Medical Technologies Expands Critical-Care Portfolio with New Devices

The newly introduced portfolio includes the ExcelSign E12 and E17 modular patient monitors and the Relife 1000 biphasic defibrillator.

BPL Medical Technologies has introduced a new range of critical-care technologies, unveiling modular patient monitors, a biphasic defibrillator, and a digital OT charting software at a recent industry gathering.

The launches mark a continuation of the company’s push toward connected and smarter clinical systems across hospitals. The newly introduced portfolio includes the ExcelSign E12 and E17 modular patient monitors and the Relife 1000 biphasic defibrillator.

The highlight of the showcase was BPL’s OT charting software, positioned as part of its digital solutions suite aimed at supporting hospitals in strengthening preparedness across ICUs, operating rooms, and emergency departments. Representatives from the medical and healthcare community engaged closely with the new solutions.

According to BPL, more than 200 visitors explored the technologies, with clinicians spending time assessing the ExcelSign E12 and E17 monitors for their display clarity, navigation, and modular configuration suited to different clinical settings.

The Relife 1000 defibrillator drew steady interest from emergency-care teams who examined its guidance features and portability for rapid-response use.

Moreover, the newly introduced OT charting software prompted detailed discussions among visitors who viewed it as a timely tool to simplify intra-operative documentation and improve data continuity.

Commenting on the launches, Guruswamy Krishnamoorthy, CEO, BPL Medical Technologies, said, “We are pleased to introduce the ExcelSign E12/E17, Relife 1000, and our OT charting software at ISACON 2025. These additions strengthen our ongoing efforts to support hospitals with reliable and practical critical-care solutions suited for today’s clinical environments. ISACON provides an important platform to engage directly with clinicians and understand how our technologies can contribute to better patient monitoring, smoother workflows, and timely emergency response. With our expanding digital solutions, we are also focused on enabling smarter, more connected care systems that help clinicians access information more efficiently and make informed decisions at the point of care.”

With its five-decade legacy under the BPL Group, BPL Medical Technologies continues to develop solutions that support monitoring, coordination, and operational efficiency across critical care, cardiology, diagnostics, and imaging.

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