MUMBAI, India, Aug. 12 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202611071531 A) filed by Veer; Zaid; Raushan Kumar; Sumaira; Anuj Saini; Mukul; Shiny Dhingra; Nevid; Sunil Dhull; Stuti Mehla; and Anju Gandhi on June 09, 2026, for A Decentralized Low-Power Emergency Communication System Using Lora-Based Autonomous Nodes.
Inventors include Veer; Zaid; Aryan; Raushan Kumar; Sumaira; Anuj Saini; Mukul; Shiny Dhingra; Nevid Alam; Sunil Dhull; Stuti Mehla; and Anju Gandhi.
The application for the patent was published on August 07, 2026, under issue no. 32/2026.
Abstract: ABSTRACT Disclosed herein is a decentralized low-power emergency communication system (100) using LoRa-based autonomous nodes comprises a plurality of autonomous communication nodes (102) configured to establish an infrastructure-independent wireless communication network. Each node includes a LoRa-based transceiver module (104) for long-range, low-power wireless communication, and a microcontroller unit (106) configured to process data packets, execute routing instructions, and coordinate communication operations. A mesh-based multi-hop networking module (108) enables each node to function as a transmitter, receiver, and relay node for forwarding data packets across multiple nodes. A dynamic routing module (110) and self-healing network management module (112) maintain uninterrupted communication by automatically rerouting data during node failure or signal obstruction. The system further includes a power unit (114), energy management module (116), renewable energy harvesting module (118), antenna unit (120), memory module (122), and firmware (124) for autonomous low-power network operation.
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