MUMBAI, India, July 30 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202631085754 A) filed by Narula Institute Of Technology on July 13, 2026, for “ Cervisync (an Intelligent Mattress Topper That Improves Cervical Alignment Through Automated Pressure Sensing And Adaptive Air Support)”.
Inventors include Snigdha Das; Sinjani Sil; Aritra Poddar; Haimanti Sarkar; Dr. Shubhendu Banerjee; and Dr. Pushpita Roy.
The application for the patent was published on July 24, 2026, under issue no. 30/2026.
Abstract: “ CerviSync (An intelligent mattress topper that improves cervical alignment through automated pressure sensing and adaptive air support)” ABSTRACT This invention introduces an AI-powered mattress topper designed to take the place of old-school cervical pillows and stiff neck collars used for posture and sleep rehab. You don’t need to toss your current mattress—this topper fits right on top. It’s thin and ergonomic, built from several smart layers packed with electronics, sensors, and a backup power system. Here’s how it works: inside, there’s a flexible textile grid loaded with sensitive force sensors. This grid maps out your pressure points and keeps tabs on your neck alignment as you sleep, sending the data straight to a microcontroller, which decides how to adjust the pneumatic support cells underneath you. These adjustments happen quietly and precisely, using a tiny air pump system to raise or lower sections of the topper—basically giving you a personalized fit all night. You can check in on the data through Bluetooth using your phone, tablet, or dedicated software, and you can pick therapy programs that work automatically, or fine- tune everything manually with a live 3D digital twin layout. Compared to old cervical pillows, this system tracks your neck angle in real time, makes tiny adjustments to avoid disrupting your sleep, lets you set preferences, logs everything for later review, and helps reduce unnecessary corrections overnight. It’s a solid option for anyone who needs clinical support at home—or even in a professional sleep therapy setup. Figure 2(b)
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