MUMBAI, India, Aug. 12 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202611072637 A) filed by Prof. Ranjit Singh; Prof Rama Chandra Parida; Dr. Tulika Mattack; Dr Devi Baruah; and Dr. Debanjalee Chakravorty on June 11, 2026, for Intelligent Animal Safety Automotive System With Adaptive Speed Control And Detection Technologies.
Inventors include Prof. Ranjit Singh; Prof Rama Chandra Parida; Dr. Tulika Mattack; Dr Devi Baruah; and Dr. Debanjalee Chakravorty.
The application for the patent was published on August 07, 2026, under issue no. 32/2026.
Abstract: ABSTRACT: Intelligent Animal Safety Automotive System with Adaptive Speed Control and Detection Technologies This invention describes an integrated animal safety automotive system designed to mitigate collisions between vehicles and animals through a combination of predictive, deterrent, responsive, and reporting mechanisms. The system incorporates an AI-enabled speed control function, operatively linked with GPS data, to autonomously regulate vehicular velocity in identified high-risk wildlife zones. An acoustic deterrent unit emits species-specific frequency signals to influence animal behavior, while a radar-lidar enhanced braking module provides calibrated deceleration upon hazard detection. Complementary to these features, an environmental detection subsystem utilizing thermal and motion analysis ensures reliable hazard recognition under low-visibility conditions. A real-time monitoring interface communicates alerts and recommendations to the driver, and an automated reporting mechanism compiles and transmits operational data for conservation and safety analysis. Collectively, the invention provides a holistic automotive safety architecture that reduces accident risk, preserves wildlife, and contributes to data-driven improvements in road safety infrastructure.
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