MUMBAI, India, Aug. 31 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202521127092 A) filed by Vidhyadeep University; Katarmal Janki Khimji; Deepika Chauhan; Dr. Chaitanya Singh; Dr. Avani B. Patel; Dr. Vilin Parekh; Dr. Niyati Patel; Bhanderi Sanjay Rameshbhai; Rinkal R Patel; Nirav Muljibhai Koriya; and Patel Aditya Snehalbhai on December 15, 2025, for Iot-Enabled Adaptive Homeopathic Remedy Dispensing System Based On Real-Time Biometric Analysis.
Inventors include Katarmal Janki Khimji; Deepika Chauhan; Dr. Chaitanya Singh; Dr. Avani B. Patel; Dr. Vilin Parekh; Dr. Niyati Patel; Bhanderi Sanjay Rameshbhai; Rinkal R Patel; Nirav Muljibhai Koriya; and Patel Aditya Snehalbhai.
The application for the patent was published on August 28, 2026, under issue no. 35/2026.
Abstract: The invention relates to an IoT-enabled smart homeopathic dispensing system (100) configured to deliver personalized remedies based on real-time physiological monitoring. The system comprises a biometric sensor module (110) adapted to continuously acquire physiological data (112), a centralized processing and AI unit (120) configured to analyze the data using embedded algorithms (122) and generate actuation control signals (124), and a remedy storage assembly (140) having multiple remedy chambers (142) and a chamber-selection mechanism (144) for positioning a selected remedy. An automated dispensing mechanism (130) incorporating a dispensing actuator (132), dispensing outlet (133), and volume-control assembly (134) dispenses a calculated dosage in response to the control signals. An IoT communication module (150) enables transmission of physiological readings, dispensing logs, and alerts to external devices, while optional user interface (160) and compliance-monitoring modules (170) provide operational visibility. The system operates as a closed-loop device wherein remedy selection and dosage delivery are dynamically governed by real-time physiological data.
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