MUMBAI, India, Sept. 22 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202611090690 A) filed by Dr. Sunil Kumar Jain; Dr Arvind Kumar Arya; Dr Rohit Kumar; Dr. Namrta Jain; Dr. Shivani Gurjar; Dr Vineeta Jain; Dr. Ratnesh Kumar Jain; and Rakesh Kumar on July 25, 2026, for Artificial Intelligence-Based Student Mental Health And Academic Stress Detection, Monitoring And Intervention System.
Inventors include Dr. Sunil Kumar Jain; Dr Arvind Kumar Arya; Dr Rohit Kumar; Dr. Namrta Jain; Dr. Shivani Gurjar; Dr Vineeta Jain; Dr. Ratnesh Kumar Jain; and Rakesh Kumar.
The application for the patent was published on September 18, 2026, under issue no. 38/2026.
Abstract: The present invention discloses an artificial intelligence-based student mental health and academic stress detection, monitoring, and intervention system configured as an integrated electronic apparatus for continuous assessment of student psychological well-being. The system comprises a physiological sensing unit, an image acquisition unit, an audio acquisition unit, an academic activity acquisition unit, and an environmental sensing unit configured to collect multimodal physiological, behavioral, educational, and environmental information. A sensor interface processor synchronizes the acquired information, while preprocessing, feature extraction, multimodal correlation, and intelligent analysis processors generate mental health, academic stress, emotional stability, cognitive fatigue, academic engagement, and psychological risk indices. A personalized profile storage unit and memory unit maintain historical wellness information, and an adaptive learning processor continuously updates individual wellness profiles. A prediction processor forecasts future mental health progression, while an intervention generation processor produces personalized wellness recommendations. A communication unit securely transmits authorized wellness information, enabling early detection, continuous monitoring, predictive assessment, and timely intervention to improve student mental health and academic performance.
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