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IIT Indore Secures Patent for Technology Enhancing ECG Machine and Pacemaker Safety
- By Newsdesk
- Indore
- Nov 20, 2024
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Indore has introduced a cutting-edge technology aimed at improving the safety of electrocardiogram (ECG) machines and pacemakers, both critical tools in cardiac care. The innovation, spearheaded by Professor Anirban Sengupta and his team, has received a patent from India’s patent office, marking a significant milestone in medical technology advancements.
The patented technology focuses on ensuring the security and authenticity of chips used in ECG machines and pacemakers. A key feature is its ability to differentiate between genuine and counterfeit ECG detector chips before they are produced or incorporated into medical devices.
This advancement is expected to address longstanding challenges in the reliability of cardiac devices. Faulty or counterfeit components in such equipment can lead to inaccurate diagnoses or errors in treatment, potentially jeopardizing patient outcomes.
Highlighting the innovation, Professor Sengupta stated, "This technology not only enhances the security of chips used in ECG devices but also certifies their authenticity through a unique fingerprint hallmark." This ensures that medical devices meet high standards of safety and reliability, significantly reducing the risk of undetected errors.
By introducing this novel solution, IIT Indore’s research aims to set a new benchmark for the quality and dependability of medical technology in the field of cardiology.