MUMBAI, India, July 7 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641077193 A) filed by Sns College Of Technology Sns College Of Technology on June 23, 2026, for Smart Emergency Medical Qr & Health Assistant System.
Inventors include Dr. Husna Khouser G; Deepak K; Jershin J M; Kebinn Anthen I; Mrs. B. Sajitha; and Dr. M. Siva Ramkumar.
The application for the patent was published on July 03, 2026, under issue no. 27/2026.
Abstract: The present invention relates to an integrated digital healthcare and emergency 4 response system designed to provide instant access to critical patient information 5 through a QR-based mechanism, along with intelligent assistance for medical 6 emergencies and health management. The system enables users to securely store 7 and manage personal and medical data, including health conditions, allergies, 8 medications, and emergency contacts, within a unified platform that is accessible 9 during critical situations. 10 The platform incorporates a QR code generation module that encodes or links 11 essential medical information, allowing rapid retrieval by first responders, 12 caregivers, or medical professionals. It further integrates an AI-based assistance 13 engine capable of generating context-aware emergency instructions based on the 14 patient’s medical profile, thereby supporting informed decision-making during 15 emergencies. The system also includes a medication management module with 16 time-based reminders, alarm notifications, and adherence tracking to ensure proper 17 treatment compliance. 18 The invention provides an intuitive user interface for data entry, visualization, and 19 system interaction, along with real-time emergency alert mechanisms that notify 20 predefined contacts upon QR code access or SOS activation. Additionally, the 21 platform supports secure data storage, controlled access mechanisms, and optional 22 location-sharing features to enhance response coordination. 23 By combining QR-based instant data access, intelligent emergency guidance, 24 medication reminder systems, and secure health data management within a single 25 unified environment, the invention significantly improves emergency response 26 efficiency, reduces medicalrisks, and enhancesoverallpatient safetyand healthcare 27 accessibility.
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