MUMBAI, India, Aug. 10 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202631087290 A) filed by Centurion University Of Technology And Management, Odisha; and Centurion University Of Technology And Management, Andhra Pradesh on July 16, 2026, for Adaptive Neonatal Jaundice Treatment Device.
Inventors include N. Ananth; M. Rohith Kumar; M. Pavan; S. Pavan; S. Prasanth; N. Asha; M. Poojitha; Dr. K. Jogi Naidu; and Dr. Abinash Gaya.
The application for the patent was published on July 31, 2026, under issue no. 31/2026.
Abstract: An adaptive neonatal jaundice treatment device, comprising an open top body 101, a pair of motorized wheels 102 to manoeuvre and position the body 101 within a clinical environment, an infant monitoring unit comprising an imaging unit 202 to continuously record facial expressions and posture of the infant, a near infrared (NIR) sensor to enable posture analysis and facial recognition under low light conditions, and a color sensor to analyze scleral pigmentation and skin tone of the infant, a transcutaneous bilirubin meter 203 directs a safe optical beam into subcutaneous tissue, analyzes, and determines bilirubin concentration without invasive sampling, a health monitoring unit 205 comprising an electrocardiogram (ECG) sensor to continuously monitor heart rate variability, a blood pressure sensor to measure vascular pressure trends, a pulse oximeter to measure oxygen saturation levels in real time, and a blue green spectrum light 206 to deliver phototherapy into water soluble forms for safe excretion.
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