MUMBAI, India, Aug. 31 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202621083177 A) filed by Mr. Tusharmuktaramdalimbkar; Mr. Sunil Bhagwatnarute; Dr. Nileshsudampadalkar; and Dr. Neelam Jainik Dalal on July 07, 2026, for Smart Iot-Based Water Management Systems For Optimized Agricultural Irrigation.
Inventors include Mr. Tusharmuktaramdalimbkar; Mr. Sunil Bhagwatnarute; Dr. Nileshsudampadalkar; and Dr. Neelam Jainik Dalal.
The application for the patent was published on August 28, 2026, under issue no. 35/2026.
Abstract: SMART IOT-BASED WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOR OPTIMIZED AGRICULTURAL IRRIGATION ABSTRACT The present invention introduces an intelligent, IoT-driven framework designed to transform agricultural irrigation into a data-centric, precision-managed process. The system integrates a distributed network of wireless sensor nodes that continuously monitor vital parameters, such as soil moisture, ambient temperature, and humidity. This real-time data is transmitted via a low-power gateway to a cloud-based processing engine, which utilizes specialized algorithms to determine the exact water requirements of crops. By transitioning from traditional, timer-based methods to a dynamic, demand-responsive approach, the system ensures optimal hydration while preventing the excessive consumption of freshwater resources. Furthermore, the invention incorporates predictive weather analytics to preemptively adjust irrigation schedules, avoiding water wastage during rainfall events. An automated actuator network, comprising smart valves and pumps, executes precise water delivery based on cloud-derived commands. Users can monitor field conditions and manage hardware remotely through a dedicated digital interface. Ultimately, this system enhances agricultural productivity and promotes ecological sustainability by reducing manual labor, protecting soil health, and maximizing crop yields through technological optimization.
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