MUMBAI, India, July 13 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202621059219 A) filed by Ms. Mamta Tikaria; Mr. Viral Jain; Ms. Vidhi Gajra; Dr. Sowjanya Reddy; Ms. Seema Kawale; and Ms. Khushboo Singh on May 09, 2026, for An Integrated Iot-Based Air Quality Monitoring And Automatic Air Purification System And Its Method Thereof.
Inventors include Ms. Mamta Tikaria; Mr. Viral Jain; Ms. Vidhi Gajra; Dr. Sowjanya Reddy; Ms. Seema Kawale; and Ms. Khushboo Singh.
The application for the patent was published on July 10, 2026, under issue no. 28/2026.
Abstract: The present invention generally relates to an integrated IoT-based air quality monitoring and automatic purification system for indoor and semi-closed environments. The system comprises a multi-compartment housing featuring a multi-sensor detection node that utilizes gas-sensitive and environmental sensors to monitor smoke, CO, VOCs, temperature, and humidity. A central processing unit applies dynamic compensation techniques to adjust sensor outputs based on real-time environmental data, generating a calibrated data set and a composite air quality metric. A multi-stage purification unit, incorporating HEPA filtration and a photocatalytic oxidation assembly, is activated via a high-voltage switching interface when air quality exceeds defined thresholds. The system implements hysteresis-based switching logic to prevent rapid power cycling and utilizes vibration-dampening mounts and spatial barriers to ensure sensor accuracy. Integrated wireless communication enables remote cloud-based monitoring and threshold updates, while a fault- detection sequence ensures operational safety during sensor failures, providing a robust solution for automated air quality management.
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