Chandigarh University Researchers Granted Patent for Attendance-Based Health Monitoring System to Monitor Three Vital Health Parameters
Researchers at Chandigarh University have patented an attendance-based system that monitors vital health signs like heart rate and blood pressure. The system aims to help students and employees manage their well-being amidst high-pressure environments.
Why it matters
This innovation represents a shift toward integrating health monitoring into daily institutional routines to combat stress-related health issues.
Students and Employees to benefit with regular monitoring of mental & physical health
CHANDIGARH, India , Aug. 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A team of researchers at Chandigarh University has developed an attendance-based health monitoring system which integrates biometric attendance authentication with real-time physiological health monitoring. The system simultaneously measures multiple vital health parameters including body temperature, heart rate and blood pressure on a single device during biometric attendance.
This innovative health monitoring system, developed by Chandigarh University Researchers, Dr Vikas Wasson, Professor CSE & Director (Engineering Foundations), Dr Sachin Kalsi, Associate Professor (Mechanical Engineering) and Head-Academic Operations (E-Governance) along with three CU students Rishabh Raj, Paras Gupta, Vikas Sharma has been granted a patent by the Indian Patent Office in 2026.
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