MUMBAI, India, Sept. 7 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641104735 A) filed by Dr. M. Duraipandian; Dr. N. S. Kavitha; Negalurmath Vinayakaswami; K. Kalpana; Akila K; Ms. R. Jamuna; Dr. G. Ganesh Kumar; Rathika R; Sowmiya L; and M. Devendran on August 31, 2026, for System And Method For Generative Ai Framework For Automated Research Paper Drafting And Knowledge Summarization.

Inventors include Dr. M. Duraipandian; Dr. N. S. Kavitha; Negalurmath Vinayakaswami; K. Kalpana; Akila K; Ms. R. Jamuna; Dr. G. Ganesh Kumar; Rathika R; Sowmiya L; and M. Devendran.

The application for the patent was published on September 04, 2026, under issue no. 36/2026.

Abstract: ABSTRACT SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR GENERATIVE AI FRAMEWORK FOR AUTOMATED RESEARCH PAPER DRAFTING AND KNOWLEDGE SUMMARIZATION The present invention discloses a generative artificial intelligence framework for automated research paper drafting and structured knowledge summarization. The system integrates multiple modules, including a literature ingestion engine, a semantic structuring unit, a citation management system, and a knowledge summarization module. The framework enables automated generation of academic documents that adhere to scholarly standards by processing domain- specific data, organizing content into standardized sections, and embedding validated citations. The invention further provides concise knowledge summaries derived from large datasets, allowing rapid comprehension of complex information. Its adaptive workflow dynamically adjusts formatting and writing style based on target publication requirements, ensuring compliance with diverse academic guidelines. The modular architecture supports multilingual drafting and seamless integration with external tools such as plagiarism checkers and formatting engines. By combining contextual intelligence, citation awareness, and adaptive summarization, the invention significantly reduces manual effort, enhances consistency, and improves accessibility of academic knowledge across global research environments.

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