MUMBAI, India, July 30 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202621066910 A) filed by Deepali Suhas Jadhav; Riya Uday Kosandar; Vennela Anil Kurapati; Shubhang Girish Lalsinge; Aryan Dilipkumar Kokate; and Kirti Gangadhar Gottipatti on May 27, 2026, for Id Guard: Smart Id Card For Attendance Tracking And Personal Safety..
Inventors include Deepali Suhas Jadhav; Riya Uday Kosandar; Vennela Anil Kurapati; Shubhang Girish Lalsinge; Aryan Dilipkumar Kokate; and Kirti Gangadhar Gottipatti.
The application for the patent was published on July 24, 2026, under issue no. 30/2026.
Abstract: This invention introduces “ID Guard,” a smart ID card system built on IoT tech. Think of it as a combination of an Arduino microcontroller with RFID, GPS, and GSM, packed into one simple card. It’s made for schools and organizations that want an easier way to track attendance and keep people safe. Here’s how it works. The RFID piece scans ID cards automatically, so attendance is recorded with no hassle. The GPS and GSM modules kick in for location tracking and sending emergency messages. If someone hits the SOS button, the card grabs the current GPS coordinates and shoots out a text message—complete with a Google Maps link—to selected contacts through the GSM network. Everything runs on Embedded C/C++ firmware, organized with a state-machine setup that keeps attendance and emergency responses tidy and fast. It’s affordable, easy to carry around, and simple to scale up. In short, “ID Guard” makes keeping track of attendance way easier and adds a layer of safety that’s tough to beat.
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