MUMBAI, India, Nov. 2 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202541040437 A) filed by K. Ramakrishnan College Of Engineering on April 26, 2025, for An Integrated Health Monitoring System For Automobiles.
Inventors include Mrs. Bhavani P; Keerthi Vasan S B; Sarathi B; Tamilazhagan G; and Vishwa M R.
The application for the patent was published on October 30, 2026, under issue no. 44/2026.
Abstract: ABSTRACT AN INTEGRATED HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM FOR AUTOMOBILES The integrated health monitoring system for automobiles is a cutting- edge safety feature tailored for two-wheelers, which continuously tracks health indicators and riding habits to guarantee the well-being of riders. This system incorporates a network of sensors strategically placed in the seat, handlebars, and other crucial components of the vehicle to monitor physiological signals like heart rate, fatigue levels, and posture, while also analysing riding patterns. The gathered information is analysed in real-time using a microcontroller embedded within the system, which identifies irregularities and triggers notifications to avoid accidents resulting from fatigue, stress, or medical issues. The system offers Realtime feedback to the rider via a mobile app or in-vehicle display, alerting them to potential health hazards or unsafe riding practices. Furthermore, in the event of extreme abnormalities, it can alert emergency contacts or medical services, guaranteeing prompt assistance. The design prioritizes precision, effectiveness, and seamless compatibility with various motorcycle models, making it a versatile solution for improving road safety. By integrating health monitoring with smart riding analytics, this system represents a major breakthrough in motorcycle safety technology, minimizing accident risks and encouraging responsible riding habits.
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