Revolutionising Cardiac Health Monitoring with Cutting-edge Innovation

The research team consisting of Dr Manjula R, Assistant Professor from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering and her students, Mr Adi Vishnu Avula, Mr Abdul Jawad Khan, Mr Chiranjeevi Thota and Ms Kavyanjali Munipalle has published their patent titled “System For Determining And Predicting Scattering Coefficients Of Myocardium Tissue In Near-Infrared-Band For In-Vivo Communications” in the Indian Patent Office with the Application no: 202441090535.

Their research harnesses the power of machine learning and near-infrared (NIR) technology to analyse myocardium tissue with unmatched precision. By predicting scattering coefficients using advanced models like Gradient Boosting and Artificial Neural Networks (ANN), this breakthrough enables non-invasive diagnostics, early detection of heart conditions, and enhanced medical imaging. From 6G-enabled smart hospitals to regenerative medicine, this technology is set to transform healthcare.

With this groundbreaking invention, Dr Manjula and her research team pave the way for the future of connected, intelligent cardiac care!

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