Tata Elxsi has launched AnaTel, an AI-native software development platform for healthcare and medical technology companies, co-developed with OpenAna.
The platform was unveiled at DeviceTalks Boston 2026 and is designed to support software development workflows in regulated medical device environments.
According to the company, AnaTel integrates autonomous AI agents across the software delivery lifecycle, including requirements management, architecture, testing, deployment, verification, validation, and compliance documentation.
The platform also supports preparation of regulatory artifacts such as traceability matrices, audit trails, and eSTAR-aligned submissions required under evolving FDA and European medical device guidelines.
Tata Elxsi said the platform is expected to reduce software-as-a-medical-device (SaMD) development and change assessment timelines from several weeks to as little as 72 hours, while improving productivity by up to 60%.
The offering combines Tata Elxsi’s healthcare engineering expertise with OpenAna’s autonomous AI engineering platform capabilities.
Sreevatsa Sahasranaman, Senior Vice President and Head, Healthcare and Life Sciences, Tata Elxsi, “AnaTel accelerates regulatory-ready software engineering by bringing autonomous AI agents directly into the development workflows that shape compliance and submission readiness, while keeping our customers’ engineering and regulatory experts firmly in control.”
Rajiv Sondhi, Chief Executive Officer, OpenAna, “Our mission at OpenAna is to provide autonomous AI agents that work as reliable co-engineers alongside human teams. Partnering with Tata Elxsi on AnaTel brings this capability into one of the most demanding domains, regulated healthcare and medtech,
where lifecycle traceability, safety, and compliance are as important as speed.”
He added that Tata Elxsi’s domain expertise and AI-first engineering ensure the platform is genuinely contextualized for the regulatory realities medtech teams face every day.
Tata Elxsi shares ended marginally lower on Wednesday, slipping 0.20% to close at ₹4,327 on the NSE.
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