MUMBAI, India, July 13 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202541084354 A) filed by D Lakshminarayanan on September 04, 2025, for Qsatzbrain - A System And Method For Decentralized Hybrid Quantum-Classical Satellite Swarm Control And Autonomous Operations.
Inventor includes Tanishqa.
The application for the patent was published on July 10, 2026, under issue no. 28/2026.
Abstract: The present invention discloses a distributed autonomous satellite coordination and optimization infrastructure for resilient constellation management. The architecture moves optimization processing to the orbital edge, where each satellite includes an onboard autonomous decision node (200). The node comprises a data acquisition layer (201) and a data fusion layer (202) that construct probabilistic operational state vectors. A prediction engine (203) forecasts collision risks and time-to-risk horizons. A quantum-inspired optimization engine (204) executes constraint-aware optimization algorithms on low-power onboard computational hardware to resolve multi-objective maneuver paths under severe constraints. Swarm consensus is established via a trust-aware swarm coordination engine (205) that continuously tracks node trust scores and isolates anomalous spacecraft. Proposed maneuvers are verified inside a virtual simulation sandbox by a predictive digital twin validation framework (207) to mitigate cascading orbital instability propagation. Finally, an operational safety constraint layer (210) governs localized authority across discrete autonomy gradients while ensuring deterministic human-priority override capabilities. The disclosed infrastructure further enables resilient decentralized orbital coordination under communication degradation, congestion escalation, and dynamic mission-priority conditions.
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