Intellectual Property India Publishes Patent Application for 'Robotic Arm Design For Pick And Place Operation Light Weight Application' Filed by Mr. Atharva Salunkhe; Mr. Pranav Vaishampayan; Mr. Prathamesh Deshpande; Mr. Sumeet Bagale; Mr. Dhanraj Phalle; Mr. Subhash Khetre; and Mr. Vishal Birajdar

MUMBAI, India, Sept. 12 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202421015749 A) filed by Mr. Atharva Salunkhe; Mr. Pranav Vaishampayan; Mr. Prathamesh Deshpande; Mr. Sumeet Bagale; Mr. Dhanraj Phalle; Mr. Subhash Khetre; and Mr. Vishal Birajdar, Pune, Maharashtra, on March 5, 2024, for 'robotic arm design for pick and place operation light weight application.'

Inventor(s) include Mr. Atharva Salunkhe; Mr. Pranav Vaishampayan; Mr. Prathamesh Deshpande; Mr. Sumeet Bagale; Mr. Dhanraj Phalle; Mr. Subhash Khetre; and Mr. Vishal Birajdar.

The application for the patent was published on Sept 12, under issue no. 37/2025.

According to the abstract released by the Intellectual Property India: "This abstract outlines an innovative approach to robotic arm design tailored specifically for pick and place operations with a focus on lightweight applications. The design integrates advanced lightweight materials such as alloys and composites, ensuring a delicate balance between reduced weight and sustained strength. This lightweight characteristic enhances portability and adaptability, making the robotic arm suitable for diverse industries requiring precision in handling various objects. The modular configuration of the robotic arm allows for customization, catering to specific operational requirements. Cutting-edge sensors, artificial intelligence, and machine learning algorithms are seamlessly incorporated to enhance the arm's precision and responsiveness in dynamic environments. This integration not only ensures optimal performance but also facilitates intelligent decision-making during pick and place operations. Beyond its technical attributes, the lightweight design promotes collaborative workspaces, fostering efficient interaction between humans and robots. This innovation addresses the increasing demand for flexible and versatile automation solutions in industries such as food packaging, medical device assembly, and electronics manufacturing. In summary, the proposed robotic arm design represents a significant leap forward, offering a compelling solution for enhancing efficiency, adaptability, and safety in pick and place applications across a range of industries."

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