MUMBAI, India, Oct. 5 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641045220 A) filed by Krishna Prasad Sidheeshwaran on April 08, 2026, for A Radio-Frequency Perception-As-Infrastructure System And Method For Distributed Three- Dimensional Spatial World Model Generation.
Inventor includes Krishna Prasad Sidheeshwaran.
The application for the patent was published on October 02, 2026, under issue no. 40/2026.
Abstract: The invention relates to distributed radio-frequency sensing and spatial computing for generating a persistent machine-readable three-dimensional representation of a physical environment. A plurality of geographically distributed RF perception nodes acquire active, passive and/or cooperative electromagnetic observations using multiple transmitter-receiver relationships, spectral layers and sensing configurations. Inter-node synchronization and calibration establish temporal, frequency and/or phase relationships, while transmitter identification, spatial registration and a Spatiotemporal RF Observation Graph associate observations with candidate electromagnetic propagation and physical spatial hypotheses. A spatial reconstruction engine evaluates the hypotheses using electromagnetic forward models, learned inverse models and physical consistency constraints, and maintains confidence and uncertainty within an RF Spatial World Model. The uncertainty state controls subsequent sensing and computational resources, enabling adaptive distributed reconstruction. The resulting world model is provided as a perception service to autonomous, robotic, industrial, security and analytical systems.
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