MUMBAI, India, June 26 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202521125633 A) filed by Dkte Societys Textile And Engineering Institute; Mrs. Suneeta S. Udagave; Shruti Ganesh Misal; Miss. Srushti Santosh Karade; Vrunda Shubash Kurade; Sujal Deepak Madnaik; Pratik Dilip Magdum; and Jagdish Madan Murgude on December 12, 2025, for Autonomous Biometric Mesh-Locked Shelter Access System With Ai Monitoring And Energy Harvesting.
Inventors include Mrs. Suneeta S. Udagave; Shruti Ganesh Misal; Miss. Srushti Santosh Karade; Vrunda Shubash Kurade; Sujal Deepak Madnaik; Pratik Dilip Magdum; and Jagdish Madan Murgude.
The application for the patent was published on June 19, 2026, under issue no. 25/2026.
Abstract: Autonomous Biometric Mesh-Locked Shelter Access System with AI Monitoring and Energy Harvesting This invention describes an autonomous biometric access control and lockdown system configured for deployment in disaster-relief shelter pods and infrastructure-deprived environments. The system operates independently of external power and network connectivity, utilizing Bluetooth mesh communication for decentralized biometric authentication via paired mobile devices or modular biometric panels. Temporary, revocable access keys are generated and validated locally without reliance on cloud servers. The system incorporates a multi-source energy harvesting unit—including kinetic, thermal, and manual crank inputs—to sustain continuous operation. An electromechanical locking mechanism is actuated upon successful authentication, and all access events are logged in encrypted memory. An embedded AI-based module performs real-time behavioral anomaly detection based on usage patterns and retry attempts. A cognitive feedback interface, comprising RGB LEDs and an acoustic buzzer, conveys system status through programmed light and sound signals. The invention ensures secure, traceable, and resilient access governance under extreme post-disaster conditions.
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