MUMBAI, India, July 24 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202611066699 A) filed by Vijay Kumar Shukla; Dr. K Aditya Shastry; V. Veena; Prakash Maravi; N Viswanadhareddy; Raju Gudla; Dr. Kuraganti Santhi; Dr. R. Senthamil Selvan; and Pampana Murali on May 27, 2026, for Quantum Communication Based Secure Data Transmission System For Next Generation Networks.
Inventors include Vijay Kumar Shukla; Dr. K Aditya Shastry; V. Veena; Prakash Maravi; N Viswanadhareddy; Raju Gudla; Dr. Kuraganti Santhi; Dr. R. Senthamil Selvan; and Pampana Murali.
The application for the patent was published on July 17, 2026, under issue no. 29/2026.
Abstract: A quantum communication based secure data transmission system for next generation networks is disclosed. The system comprises a transmitting node, a receiving node, a quantum key distribution module, an adaptive encryption engine, an intelligent network orchestration controller, an artificial intelligence based threat detection engine, and a self-healing communication framework. The quantum key distribution module generates and distributes quantum encryption keys through quantum communication channels for enabling secure and quantum-resistant communication. The intelligent network orchestration controller dynamically analyzes network conditions and selects optimized secure transmission paths. The artificial intelligence based threat detection engine identifies anomalies, malicious traffic patterns, interception attempts, and unauthorized node activities. The system further supports hybrid quantum-classical communication, edge computing integration, blockchain-based authentication, and satellite-assisted communication. The disclosed invention enables scalable, low-latency, adaptive, and highly secure data transmission across 5G, 6G, cloud, edge, IoT, and distributed communication infrastructures.
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