MUMBAI, India, July 13 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202321059565 A) filed by Rungta College Of Engineering And Technology; and Rungta College Of Pharmaceutical on September 05, 2023, for Smart Non-Invasive System For Enhanced Chronic Disease Management Using Ai Technology.

Inventors include Dr. Aradhana Sahu; Dr. Huma Khan; Dr. Bhawna Jaghel Rajput; Prof. Shweta Bandhekar; Dr. Tripti Sharma; Dr. Shaziya Islam; Prof. Anisha Soni; Prof. Farhat Anjum; Dr. Ajay Kushwaha; Dr. Nagvendra Kumar Kanoje; Prof. Neelabh Sao; Prof. Suraj Bandhekar; Dr. Sudha Mishra; and Dr Ajazuddin.

The application for the patent was published on July 10, 2026, under issue no. 28/2026.

Abstract: This invention describes a non-invasive system for supporting chronic disease management is a comprehensive approach that utilizes AI technology and various components to monitor and assess a patient's health. The system comprises a device and a remote computer facility, working in tandem to provide regular monitoring and assessment. The device includes a camera for capturing facial image data, a communication module for transmitting the data, and optional components such as environmental sensors for monitoring temperature and humidity. The remote computer facility incorporates an AI module that automatically analyzes the image data, identifies visual indicators of diseases, and generates health assessment information. The determined information is then provided to pre-defined recipients, such as the patient's physician, for review and potential adjustment of the treatment plan. Additionally, the system can integrate data from health sensors and wearable devices to enhance the assessment process. By combining these components, the non-invasive system offers a cost-efficient and user-friendly solution for managing chronic diseases. It enables early detection of disease progression, facilitates timely adjustments to treatment plans, and improves the overall quality of life for patients.

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