MUMBAI, India, June 30 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641053383 A) filed by Markapudi Santhi on April 27, 2026, for Infusion Safety Sensor.
Inventors include Markapudi Santhi; Shakina; Dr. Uppuluri Spandana; V. Venkata Sai Padmini; and Dr. Pallepati Lakshmaiah.
The application for the patent was published on June 26, 2026, under issue no. 26/2026.
Abstract: ABSTRACT: The present invention relates to an advanced infusion safety sensor system designed to enhance patient safety during intravenous (TV) therapy by providing continuous, real-time monitoring of IV fluid administration. The system is capable of detecting critical abnormalities such as air bubble formation, blood backflow into the IV tubing, and depletion of IV fluid, all of which can lead to serious complications, including embolism, infection, thrombophlebitis, and organ damage. The device integrates a sensing mechanism with a microcontroller (Arduino-based system) to analyze the flow conditions within the IV line. Upon detection of any irregularity, the system immediately activates an audible alarm and visual indicators such as LED lights to alert healthcare personnel. Additionally, the system is designed to control or stop the IV flow using an electronic mechanism to prevent further risk to the patient.. This invention addresses the limitations of continuous manual monitoring in clinical settings, especially in situations where constant supervision by effective, and efficient, environments. Overall, complications associated with IV therapy and improves the reliability and safety of patient care. medical staff is not feasible. The proposed system is simple, costin hospitals, clinics, and home care reduces the risk of life-threatening making it suitable for use this innovation significantly
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