MUMBAI, India, Sept. 7 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202541018546 A) filed by Savitha N J; Arun Francis Tellis; and Cmr Institute Of Technology, Bengaluru on March 03, 2025, for Iot -Enabled, Ai-Driven Integrated System For Real-Time Blood Management, Ambulance Navigation, And Dynamic Traffic Control In Emergency Medical Services.
Inventors include Savitha N J; and Arun Francis Tellis.
The application for the patent was published on September 04, 2026, under issue no. 36/2026.
Abstract: ABSTRACT A cost-efficient, loT-powered, Al-driven solution designed to enhance emergency medical response by streamlining blood management, ambulance routing, and traffic coordination in real-time. This innovative system features a centralized blood inventory platfonn, allowing hospitals to update and151ooa- 15anlinfonnation seamlessly.-clodes-a-smart-navigation-tool-that-optimizes---ambulance routes based on factors like distance, traffic conditions, and hospital resource availability. Additionally, the system integrates a traffic management component that prioritizes ambulances clearing routes or redirecting other vehicles as needed. To address situations where the closest hospital lacks the required blood type, the system incorporates backup protocols to facilitate blood transfers between hospitals. Al- driYen predictive analytics are .used_ to anticipate potential blood . shortages and identify traffic congestion points in advance. The system is designed to be scalable, with 'special adaptations for rural areas where digital infrastructure may be limited. Strong cybersecurity measures are also in place to safeguard sensitive patient and hospital data. ·This solution tackles key challenges in emergency healthcare, aiming to improve response times, reduce fatalities, and optimize the use of medical resources. Built with sustainability in mind, it utilizes energy-efficient loT devices and algorithms. The system is tailored to enhance emergency healthcare services in both urban and rural settings, ensuring broader accessibility and effectiveness.
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