Oruba Technology & Innovation

Oruba Technology is a medical device manufacturer that specializes in the development and production of the world's first self-operating uroflowmeter, known as Oruflow. This innovative device is designed to measure urine flow rate over time and assess the status of the bladder outlet, providing important indicators for lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS).

At Oruba Technology & Innovation, we are pioneers in the field of urology, dedicated to transforming patient care through innovative, self-operating, and self-cleaning uroflowmetry technology. Our vision is to create a comprehensive health profile for patients by leveraging the valuable information present in human excreta. By conducting advanced tests and analyses, we aim to provide unparalleled insights into patient health, driving better outcomes and enhancing quality of life.

Why Partner with Oruba?
- Patient-Centric Approach: Our self-operating solutions are designed to improve patient experiences and outcomes, making urological healthcare more efficient and effective.
- Comprehensive Health Insights: We focus on creating a complete health profile for patients, offering deep insights through the vast pool of information available within the human excreta.
Contact us in revolutionizing urology and be a part of a future where patient care is smarter, more efficient, and profoundly impactful.

At Oruba Technology, we are committed to the belief that through the acceleration and accessibility of digital transformation in health technologies, humanity will be able to achieve healthier, longer, and higher-quality lives.

With this goal in mind, we specialize in the development of self-operating medical devices that utilize cutting-edge technologies, allowing for remote control without the need for operators.

As a pioneering company, we are proud to be the first in the world to manufacture point-of-care medical devices that incorporate IoT technologies. This allows users to conduct urine diagnosis tests in clean and comfortable environments rather than traditional clinical settings.