MUMBAI, India, July 24 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641085136 A) filed by Sai Vidya Institute Of Technology on July 11, 2026, for Smart Medical Box Sensors And Reminder.
Inventors include Dr. Manjunath T N; Dr. Nagashree N; Prof. Pavithra B; Prof. Luwina P; Jhansi-M; Jeevan-M; I Badrinath; Hampana-V; Joshitha-N; and Hemadri D.
The application for the patent was published on July 17, 2026, under issue no. 29/2026.
Abstract: The invention, Silent Help, relates to a mobile-based emergency alert and safety assistance system designed to provide rapid communication and emergency support during critical situations. The system enables users to generate emergency alerts, share real- time GPS-based location information, contact trusted family members, friends, guardians, and access emergency services through a simple and user-friendly mobile application interface. The system comprises emergency contact management, location tracking, emergency alert generation, notification delivery, and emergency communication functionalities, wherein emergency contacts and service numbers are securely stored within the application to facilitate quick communication during emergencies. A dedicated HELP button allows users to activate emergency assistance instantly and discreetly, upon which the system obtains the user's current location through a GPS tracking module and transmits alert notifications along with location information to predefined emergency contacts and emergency responders. The system further supports emergency calling and messaging features to ensure timely communication and faster response during emergency situations. The invention aims to improve personal safety by providing a reliable, efficient, portable, and user-friendly solution that reduces emergency response time through one-touch activation, automated alert generation, real-time location sharing, and emergency communication. In a preferred embodiment, the system may further support integration with wearable devices, smartwatches, and voice-assisted emergency activation mechanisms to enhance accessibility, usability, and overall effectiveness in personal safety and emergency management.
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