MUMBAI, India, Aug. 12 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202621074587 A) filed by Khan Sharique Sharif; Dr. Prajakta Kaustubh Bhangale; Dr. Dipali Yogesh Koshti; and Jerome James on June 16, 2026, for A System And Method For An Embedded Wireless Sensor Node-Based Self-Configuring Decentralized Ad-Hoc Network.
Inventors include Khan Sharique Sharif; Dr. Prajakta Kaustubh Bhangale; Dr. Dipali Yogesh Koshti; and Jerome James.
The application for the patent was published on August 07, 2026, under issue no. 32/2026.
Abstract: Abstract Title: An Embedded Wireless Sensor Node-Based Self-Configuring Decentralized Ad-Hoc Network The present invention discloses a system and method for a fault-tolerant, self-configuring, decentralized wireless ad-hoc network utilizing embedded sensor nodes. Each node integrates a microcontroller module, an AC-to-DC power module, electrical current and voltage tracking sensors, an optocoupler-isolated relay module, and a local display. Operating as a protocol-agnostic software layer, the method executes autonomous node self-discovery, proactive heartbeat-based health monitoring, localized bypass routing, and closed-loop bidirectional failover. Upon detecting an adjacent node failure via missing heartbeat acknowledgments, a preceding node dynamically establishes a direct link to the next available functional node using a local neighbor map. This localized bypass mechanism routes data seamlessly around faults while embedding specific failed-node metadata into the data payload for cloud reporting. If the forward path is blocked, communication automatically flows in reverse toward a secondary gateway node, ensuring highly resilient wide-area monitoring with minimal internet infrastructure dependencies.
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