MUMBAI, India, Sept. 14 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641101818 A) filed by Dr A Vijay; K Vijayakumar; V Anupriya; I. Aravindaguru; C Mathan; Dr M S Suresh Kumar; M Sathya; Dr. G S Satheesh Kumar; S Tamilselvi; and Dr S P Vimal on August 24, 2026, for Unified Bandwidth Aggregation Protocol For Adaptive Multi-Network Data Transmission.
Inventors include Dr A Vijay; K Vijayakumar; V Anupriya; I. Aravindaguru; C Mathan; Dr M S Suresh Kumar; M Sathya; Dr. G S Satheesh Kumar; S Tamilselvi; and Dr S P Vimal.
The application for the patent was published on September 11, 2026, under issue no. 37/2026.
Abstract: The present invention discloses a Unified Bandwidth Aggregation Protocol (UBAP) system and method for enabling efficient multi-path data transmission across heterogeneous networks such as Wi-Fi, cellular, satellite, and fiber. The proposed system utilizes a novel combination of data segmentation, metadata-driven packetization, adaptive multi-path scheduling, and 1Pv6-compatible extension mechanisms to distribute data fragments simultaneously over multiple communication interfaces. Each fragment is encapsulated with a uniquely designed UBAP extension header containing session identifiers, fragment indices, path selection information, quality-of-service parameters, timing data, and forward error correction attributes. This approach enables improved bandwidth utilization, reduced latency, enhanced reliability, and seamless reassembly at the receiver. The invention further integrates hardware-accelerated processing, software-based control layers, and a flexible packet structure that maintains compatibility with existing network infrastructure while introducing intelligent, path-aware communication capabilities.
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