Deep Diamond India Limited is making a bold pivot from its traditional business with the launch of Deep Health India AI, its first-ever digital-health initiative. Slated to go live on 25 November 2025, this platform is built around a simple yet powerful idea: turn a smartphone camera into a health-screening tool.

The core of the platform is a 60-second facial scan no probes, no contact. Advanced computer vision and AI analyze key wellness parameters like heart rate, breathing rate, blood-pressure indicators, stress index, and oxygen saturation. Because it’s entirely non-invasive and accessible via any smartphone, the app promises health feedback without lab tests or clinical instruments.

Deep Diamond says it has built the technology in collaboration with a global SDK partner that specializes in physiological analysis, ensuring the platform’s precision meets international standards. Its strategy is unusually inclusive targeting not just urban users, but also rural and semi-urban areas. The platform could be used by community health workers, NGOs, and clinics via phones or tablets to run quick wellness scans.

On pricing, Deep Diamond has floated flexible options: a single scan could cost as low as ₹35, with multi-scan packs and subscription plans for frequent users. Interestingly, the company is also offering registered shareholders a free first health scan as part of its launch strategy. This move underscores its vision: to democratize early-stage preventive care through accessible AI-driven tools.