MUMBAI, India, Sept. 14 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641101205 A) filed by S. M. Hebena; K. R. Gowsalya; S. Monika; T. Raja Saranaya; B. Kamali; R. Akshaya; V. J. Aathiksha Jaks; T. Dhanusha; and S. Akshaya on August 21, 2026, for Cognitive Drift Detection System For Knowledge Workers.
Inventors include S. M. Hebena; K. R. Gowsalya; S. Monika; T. Raja Saranaya; B. Kamali; R. Akshaya; V. J. Aathiksha Jaks; T. Dhanusha; and S. Akshaya.
The application for the patent was published on September 11, 2026, under issue no. 37/2026.
Abstract: The Cognitive Drift Detection System for Knowledge Workers is an intelligent system developed to detect and reduce loss of focus during work. Knowledge workers often manage multiple tasks, applications, and information sources, which can lead to distractions and reduced productivity. The proposed system analyzes user activities, task switching, interruptions, and work patterns to identify cognitive drift. When drift is detected, the system provides timely alerts and personalized recommendations to help users regain focus. The system aims to improve concentration, reduce errors, manage cognitive overload, and enhance overall productivity. It can be applied in workplaces, education, research, and other knowledge-based environments.
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