MUMBAI, India, Sept. 14 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202611087950 A) filed by Uttaranchal University on July 18, 2026, for A Modular, Smart Hybrid Inhalation System For Providing Automated, Contactless Respiratory Drug Delivery.
Inventors include Aman Kumar; Sachin Shivam; Vikash Jhakmola; and Ashish Singh Chauhan.
The application for the patent was published on September 11, 2026, under issue no. 37/2026.
Abstract: A modular, smart hybrid inhalation system provides an ergonomic, wearable, and technology-integrated platform for delivering both allopathic and traditional Ayurvedic respiratory therapies. The system includes a toolless detachable configuration featuring an ergonomic elliptical outer casing that houses a unique refillable dual-compartment liquid pod (1.5-3" mL" capacity), enabling the safe, isolated storage of two separate medicinal liquids without cross-contamination risks. An interchangeable, medicine-specific wick flow system moves fluid passively via capillary action to an internal ultrasonic atomizer. Operating at high frequencies between 100" kHz" and 2.5" MHz" , the atomizer converts multi-viscosity liquids, including thick herbal extracts and thin allopathic aqueous solutions, into a fine aerosol mist with a uniform droplet size of 1-5" microns" . A nasal-facing outlet nozzle operates alongside proximity and breath-detection airflow sensors to deliver hands-free, contactless mist aligned with the user's natural breathing cycles. The device features a button-free touch sensor interface, a haptic vibration module for physical feedback cues, and a 3.7" V" USB-C rechargeable battery providing a 25-35" minute" runtime. Integrated BLE and Wi-Fi connectivity pairs the system with mobile applications for remote dose logging, automatic refill alerts, and secure telemedicine validation, bridging the gap between traditional holistic wellness practices and smart clinical care.
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