MUMBAI, India, July 24 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202611059065 A) filed by Vikas Kamra; Satyam Sharma; Shivam Kumar Sharma; Rishabh Jain; and Sahil Singh on May 08, 2026, for A Risk-Adaptive Multi-Agent Video Surveillance System With Continuous Severity Modulation.
Inventors include Vikas Kamra; Satyam Sharma; Shivam Kumar Sharma; Rishabh Jain; and Sahil Singh.
The application for the patent was published on July 17, 2026, under issue no. 29/2026.
Abstract: The use of computer science, computer vision, edge computing, and intelligent surveillance systems proposes a multi-agent AI system for real-time video intrusion detection and behavioral analysis. The five patentable contributions of the proposed invention are (1) a closed-loop risk-proportional inference scheduler eliminating the inference starvation gap; (2) post-inference metadata deduplication with hardware-timestamped causal conflict resolution with zero redundant inference; (3) a two-tiered confidence gate with independent variables eliminating the single-threshold trade-off; (4) a non-linear temporally-decaying logistic composite risk model with hysteresis-protected state preservation; (5) a multi-frame biometric embedding averaging for continuous severity-integral modulation — all on general-purpose CPU hardware.
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