MUMBAI, India, Aug. 10 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641089091 A) filed by Jeppiaar Institute Of Technologyjit on July 22, 2026, for Novel System,design And Method Of Arduino Based Wearable Device For Child Safety.

Inventors include Dr. J. Venu Gopala Krishnan; Dr. T. Sripriya; Dr. W. Nancy; Dr. M. Benisha; M. Indumathi; Bharathi M; Karthika. T; M. Nithya; S. Revathy; and M. Sudhagar.

The application for the patent was published on July 31, 2026, under issue no. 31/2026.

Abstract: 6. ABSTRACT OF THE !NVENTION The patent disclosure covers Novel System, Design and Method of Arduino Based Wearable Device for Child Safety. This patent disclosure covers a Novel System design of a wearable child monitoring device. In the existing system there is no monitoring system for child, it should create many problems for them and the no safety mechanism to protect the child from the misbehaviour activities. In addition, there is no alert mechanism for the child's safety, it should be done by manually only. This proposed system will be highly effective from other existing techniques in helping the victims. It doesn't need manual operation. This patent disclosure is concerned with proposing a monitoring device using new technology for a child safety while facing social problems. The device is made using Arduino UNO, GSM, Heartbeat sensor, MEMS, Temperature, and panic button by using 10T. In such case Heartbeat Sensor track the pulse rate for children & sends emergency message using GSM to saved contacts. The device access to IOT monitoring and GSM technology keeps monitoring the children 24*7. Also, when the person crosses the school zone unfortunately due to some harassment, then the system automatically sends the information to the parents. The system has sensors interfaced with the processor which keeps sensing the vital signals such as heartbeat rate, temperature, etc. Such method is very helpful for children for today's world. Hence this provides security to children's and secure feeling to parents.

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