MUMBAI, India, Aug. 17 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641093637 A) filed by Arunachala College Of Engineering For Women on August 03, 2026, for Intelligent Surveillance System For Harmful Animal Detection.
Inventors include J Darice Asina; R Kirithika; L Janani Bharathi; J Anns Jai Sony; A Angeetha; and Dr M V Reena.
The application for the patent was published on August 14, 2026, under issue no. 33/2026.
Abstract: This detection system is an intelligent Al-based surveillance system designed for the real-time detection of harmful animals and the generation of instant alerts to improve public safety and reduce human-animal conflicts. The invention integrates surveillance cameras, computer vision, deep learning, and IoT communication technologies to continuously monitor residential, agricultural, industrial, and public environments. Live video captured by the surveillance camera is processed using an artificial intelligence-based object detection model, such as YOLO, to identify and classify harmful animals, including snakes, monitor lizards, wild boars, and other• dangerous wildlife. Upon detection of a hazardous animal, the system evaluates the associated threat level and automatically triggers local alarms while simultaneously sending notifications to users through mobile applications, SMS, email, or other communication platforms. Detection records are stored in a local or cloudbased database for monitoring, analysis, and future reference: The system is capable of operating under both daytime and nighttime conditions and can be deployed across multiple locations. By enabling early detection and rapid response, It enhances human safety, minimizes property damage, reduces dependence on manual surveillance, and promotes wildlife conservation through timely reporting and non-lethal intervention.
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