MUMBAI, India, Aug. 10 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641089069 A) filed by Mr. T. Nivash; Sam Jhaison Roy. P; Joe Praveen B; Daniel B; Kavinraj A M; and Rohit K G on July 22, 2026, for Novel System, Design And Method Of Artificial Intelligence Driven Unmanned Aerial Vechile For Public Surveillance.
Inventors include Mr. T. Nivash; Sam Jhaison Roy. P; Joe Praveen B; Daniel B; Kavinraj A M; and Rohit K G.
The application for the patent was published on July 31, 2026, under issue no. 31/2026.
Abstract: 6. ABSTRACT OF THE INVENTION The patent disclosure covers Novel System, Design and Method of Artificial Intelligence Driven Unmanned Aerial Vehicle for Public Surveillance. This patent discloses Sky Patrol, an intelligent drone-assisted public safety system designed to provide immediate protection to individuals, especially women and other vulnerable citizens, during unsafe or emergency situations. Unlike conventional safety solutions that depend on smartphone applications and internet connectivity, this patent enables a user to requestassistance simply by sending an SMS from any mobile phone, making it accessible even without internet connectivity or a smartphone. When an emergency SMS is received, a backend control system processes the request and identifies the nearest police station responsible for the user's approximate location. An autonomous unmanned aerial vehicle, equipped with high-intensity police lights, an onboard camera, and a wireless communication module, is then dispatched to the location. Upon arrival, the drone activates its live video feed and streams real-time footage to the police control room. Using artificial intelligence-assisted computer vision, the system enables operators to visually identify and monitor the user while simultaneously detecting suspicious activity or potential threats in the vicinity. The drone further functions as a visible aerial deterrent, providing continuous surveillance and guidance to the user until the individual reaches a safe destination or law enforcement personnel arrive at the scene. This patent thereby proposes a low-cost, accessible, and rapid-response public surveillance and safety mechanism.
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