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US Patent Granted: Drug abuse prevention device and a method thereof

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AI-ML Innovation System to predict and prevent drug abuse

Innovation Title:
Drug abuse prevention device and a method thereof.

Name & Age of Inventors:
Aalia Mohammad (14)
Aanchal Raghuvanshi (15)
Deepika Dandeboina (14)
Sarah Varghese (16)
Ridah Shaista Shanavas (15)

Patent Certificate:

Patent Certificate: Drug abuse prevention device and a method thereof [Patent# US11464462B1]

About the Innovation:
The invention relates to a drug abuse prevention device and a method thereof, said device comprising a sweat analysis system configured to determine content of drugs from sweat of a user; an air quality determination unit configured to determine the presence of drug contents in the air, a processor configured to compare the determined content of drugs in air and sweat of user with predetermined drug levels; and an auto trigger unit configured to trigger one or more registered users regarding the presence of drugs upon violation of predetermined drug levels.

US Patent Grant Date:
11th October 2022

United States Patent Publication Number:
US11464462B1

Awards & Recognition:

  • Winner of 2nd prize at Texas Regional Future City Competition – 2019
  • Special Prize at Texas Regional Future City Competition – 2019.

To Read Patent Details:
Click Here USPTO | Google Patents

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