In 2020, Vera Smart Healthcare's iMASQ fleet ran mobile COVID profiling for the Governments of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. We pulled every documented mobile COVID operation on the planet that year — UK NHS Test & Trace, NYC Test & Trace Corps, IIT Mumbai, DRDO MVRDL, Chile Enel, South Korea drive-through, US retail chains, and twelve more — and put them side by side. This is what we found.
Different snapshots taken at different times during the same operational window. Each cited to its source. None claimed as the number.
Source: 2020 Entrepreneur India Awards Questionnaire, self-certified by Dharma Teja Nukarapu
Source: Invoice cover letter dated 18 Jul 2020, signed Vikranth Pillarisetty Venkata to CEO Aarogyasri AP
Source: Hans India headline 17 Jul 2020 · India Today · Aaj Tak · Economic Times · Business Insider India · Telangana Today · Hindu BusinessLine
The 35-day operational record is the audit anchor. Mid-program self-declaration sits between scale ramp and that record. Press headline cites cumulative reach. Three points, one window, sourced.
Each iMASQ bus carried 10 sample-collection counter windows, an in-built Viral Transport Medium (VTM) packaging unit, an isolation berth with ventilator readiness, and a 12-person clinical team (2 doctors · 2 nurses · 2 pharmacists · 4 ASHA-ANM · 2 lab techs). The fleet ran across 11 of 13 AP districts (Srikakulam · Visakhapatnam · East Godavari · West Godavari · Krishna · Guntur · Prakasam · Kurnool · Anantapur · Nellore · Chittoor) and across GHMC Telangana + surrounding mandals.
18 documented operations across 14 countries. Colour-coded by operator type — government · private · academic / R&D · civic. Click any source link to see the original press.
Across the documented field — UK NHS Test & Trace, NYC Test & Trace Corps, Davies MedClinic, BusTest Express, Aardvark Mobile Health, IIT Alumni Council Mumbai, DRDO MVRDL, Enel Chile, the South Korean drive-through network, US retail chains, German BSL2 vans, the Uganda mobile lab, the Australian Sprinter, Illinois mobileSHIELD, the Morocco IAEA lab, and the Montréal + Toronto transit conversions — none combined all four iMASQ dimensions.
50+ iMASQ units across two Indian states — Vera-coordinated under a Govt of AP partnership, Aarogyasri-paid for the AP COVID-19 sample collection engagement (Vera self-declaration, 2020 Entrepreneur Awards).
Full-size bus with 10 collection counter windows + onboard Viral Transport Medium packaging unit.
Onboard isolation ward with ventilator readiness for containment-zone deployment.
Per bus: 2 doctors · 2 nurses · 2 pharmacists · 4 ASHA-ANM workers · 2 lab technicians. Not a kiosk — a clinic on wheels.
The closest single-unit architectural peers — IIT Mumbai (1 bus, onboard genetic testing), Enel Chile (1 bus, onboard PCR), DRDO MVRDL (1 BSL3 lab unit) — each ran one unit. The closest fleet-scale peers — UK 218 MTUs, NYC 40+ MTUs, Davies 45 vehicles — ran vans or drive-through with no onboard lab, no isolation berth, no embedded clinical team. The closest private-operator bus fleet — BusTest Express at 11 buses — ran window-kiosk collection only.
iMASQ at 50+ iMASQ units (Vera self-declaration), with onboard VTM packaging, isolation berth and ventilator readiness, and a 12-person clinical team per bus — was the only operation in the documented set that combined all four.
The CPT codes are different. The buses look different. The patients are different. The field engine — door-to-door · onboard clinical · mass-scale coordination — is the same.