MUMBAI, India, Aug. 31 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202621084196 A) filed by Juber Mohamad Shaphi Mulla on July 09, 2026, for Ai-Powered Sensory Simulation System For Scent And Flavor Experience In Online Retail.
Inventors include Sudesh Sanjay Kadukar; Shreyash Arjun Patil; Prasad Ashok Chimane; Sushant Sanjay Zende; Yogesh Ramchandra Naik; Pooja Chandrakant Waragade; Pallavi Parashram Yadav; Tanvi Pandurang Gaikwad; Jayant Ln; and Sameer Santosh Mudalkar.
The application for the patent was published on August 28, 2026, under issue no. 35/2026.
Abstract: The invention describes a method involving the use of artificial intelligence in order to generate sensory experiences of virtual flavours and scents derived from the simulation of products sold over the internet. When purchasing a product online through a website or mobile app, a user may ask for the simulated sensory experience of the product beforehand. Then the information about the product gets collected, which could contain information like the composition of the product, its ingredients, taste profile, and so forth. This information will be analyzed using artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, and natural language processing methods to create the digital sensory experience. The analysis of this information will allow the production of the structured digital sensory profile containing information about the product's aroma and taste. Additionally, the developed structured digital sensory profile shall be matched with historic sensory databases and the user preference signatures that are already stored in the system for better prediction of the future data. When the structured digital sensory profile is prepared for a certain product, it is changed into electronic control signals with the help of the signal processing and encoding unit. These electronic signals are the transmitted via wired and/or wireless communication standards, such as Bluetooth, WiFi or other communication protocols.
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