MUMBAI, India, July 24 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641085866 A) filed by Najassim Pasha; and Ayub Ahamed K S on July 13, 2026, for An Integrated Hardware-Software System And Iot-Driven Micro-Node Architecture For Decentralized Hyperlocal Packet Distribution And Live Inventory Synchronization.
Inventors include Najassim Pasha; Archana Vijay; Dr. Y Siva Reddy; Dhanalakshmi C; Dr. Harshita Kaushik; and Ayub Ahamed.
The application for the patent was published on July 17, 2026, under issue no. 29/2026.
Abstract: AN INTEGRATED HARDWARE-SOFTWARE SYSTEM AND IOT-DRIVEN MICRO-NODE ARCHITECTURE FOR DECENTRALIZED HYPERLOCAL PACKET DISTRIBUTION AND LIVE INVENTORY SYNCHRONIZATION The present invention discloses an integrated IoT-driven micro-node architecture for hyperlocal packet distribution and live inventory synchronization. The system comprises a central algorithmic engine that consolidates localized delivery demand and a plurality of edge hardware micro-node stations, each equipped with a temperature-compensated ultrasonic volumetric sensor array, a multi-tag scanning module, a Bluetooth Low Energy transceiver, and an electromechanical solenoid lock. The central engine validates real-time capacity readings from a destination node before routing shipments, preventing physical containment overflow. Retrieval is authorized through a fully offline cryptographic handshake in which the micro-node broadcasts a rolling challenge token, the end-user terminal signs it with a locally stored private key, and the microcontroller validates the response together with proximity gating to resist relay attacks, with time-based fallback validation permitting credential revocation without an active network connection. This architecture reduces centralized server computational load and write-latency, prevents structural overflow through dynamic sensor compensation, and preserves secure access authorization during complete network outages.
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