From delivery rooms to the national stage — we bring NeoRes to the clinicians, obstetricians, and neonatal teams shaping the future of newborn care in India.
Organised by the Lucknow Obstetrics & Gynaecological Society
The Art of Birthing Conclave brought together obstetricians, gynaecologists and neonatal specialists from across the country at the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Scientific Convention Center, Lucknow — for two days focused entirely on one question: how do we make birth safer?
The theme Safe Birth framed every session around the idea that maternal and newborn outcomes are inseparable — and that the tools, training and teamwork available at the moment of delivery decide the next decade of a child's life.
We showcased the Acuity NeoRes monitor and its companion guidance app at the conference — demonstrating, live, how a single probe captures SpO₂, heart rate and temperature at birth and feeds them into step-by-step NRP guidance for the bedside team.
The response from obstetricians was genuinely encouraging. Many asked the same thing: "Why doesn't every labour room have this?" — and that question is exactly what we're building toward.
A conference presence is only as strong as the people who show up and give it their all. At the FOGSI Art of Birthing Conclave, three people did exactly that — and we are deeply grateful.
Hosted by The Amravati Obstetrics & Gynaecological Society · In association with Dr. Rajendra Gode Medical College & Hospital
YUVA — Young, United, Visionary & Aspiring — brought close to a thousand obstetricians and gynaecologists from across India to Amravati for two days of workshops, academic sessions, and industry symposia under the theme "Innovate Today, Influence Tomorrow."
For a hall full of clinicians who manage the moment of birth every day, it was exactly the audience our work is built for — the people who are in the labour room when a newborn takes, or struggles to take, its first breath.
We brought the full Acuity Neocare ecosystem to the stall: the Acuity Monitor & Central Station for real-time, centralised newborn monitoring, and Acuity NeoRes, our protocol-guided, step-by-step neonatal resuscitation support. For an OBGY audience this lands where it matters most — in many delivery rooms the obstetric team is first to the newborn, so structured resuscitation guidance belongs right there at the bedside.
Delegates watched the central monitoring dashboard run live, walked the Golden Minute on the NeoRes pathway, and saw how Acuity Academy keeps resuscitation skills sharp between trainings. We were proud to present this as a venture supported by the Government of Uttar Pradesh's Innovation & Startup Grant.
A stall is only as good as the people who stand behind it. Across two days in Amravati, our team did exactly that — and we are grateful.
Our sincere thanks to Dr. Rashmi Kahar, Organising Chairperson of the FOGSI West Zone Conference with YUVA 2026, and to The Amravati Obstetrics & Gynaecological Society, for hosting us so warmly in Amravati.
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