Patents
PES University's innovations and breakthroughs are protected through patents granted in India and the United States.
Innovation is at the heart of research at PES University that often leads to inventions with the power to shape the world around us. These inventions and breakthroughs are protected through patents granted in India and other global regions.
Our Patent portfolio currently holds around 30 granted patents and over 100 published patents till date. This portfolio is a testament to the discoveries stemming from ideas nurtured in classrooms and labs — capable of making a real difference in the relevant areas.
We invite businesses and entrepreneurs to partner with us to translate our patents into tangible solutions for society's most pressing challenges. Explore how we facilitate our patents and turning knowledge into impact.
The university facilitates patenting and commercialization process through the IPR Center at the university.
IPR Cell @ PESU
With over 30 years of industry and academic experience — including 27 years at IBM Research, GE India, SAP Labs, Philips, and Versuni — Dr. Ravi spent 23 years at Philips/Versuni building and managing their global patent portfolio, developing comprehensive IP policies aligned with business strategy.
He has conducted IP Due Diligence, completed M&A projects, managed IP Compliance issues, and provided monetization advisory. He has developed and deployed IP training programmes for research, product innovation, and business groups.
Faculty, researchers, postdocs, students, visiting scholars, industry collaborators, and corporate sponsors — all of whose IP forms a strategic asset for commercialization, start-up partnerships, and long-term institutional growth.
A centralized disclosure process guides IP creators step-by-step through what to submit, what information to include, the review process, and various timelines for protecting submitted IP. A holistic assessment of each proposal is carried out based on internal guidelines.
- Invention Proposal — purpose, technical implementation details, and potential marketability
- Trademark Proposal — proposed trademark type and applicable goods/services
- Industrial Design Proposal — aesthetic, non-functional features (shape, configuration, pattern, colour)
- Copyright Proposal — original nature of work (literary, dramatic, artistic, sound recording)
Our patent portfolio is a testament to the discoveries stemming from ideas nurtured in classrooms and labs — capable of making a real difference in the relevant areas.
We invite businesses and entrepreneurs to partner with us to translate our patents into tangible solutions for society's most pressing challenges. Explore our patents below and see how PES University is turning knowledge into impact.
A system that permits visually and/or hearing impaired persons to communicate with each other and with people who have normal sight and hearing. It accepts input in audio, video (gestures) or text modes and relays output in any mode. The system continuously adapts to the user's proficiency level using machine learning algorithms.
A wearable wristband with an array of sensors to capture physiological parameters of subjects. These parameters are analysed to recognize emotions — happy, sad, and involvement. Based on the principle that "every emotional change has a physiological basis." Carried out with NIMHANS, Bangalore.
A set of binary SVM classifiers to represent and implement combinational circuit design. A single binary SVM classifier for each bit of the output enables multiple digital combinational functions by varying only the parameter set loaded into memory.
An innovative way to share resources across cross-platform devices using the internet and gesture-based user interface. Enables users to transfer documents, media files and links over the internet using hand gestures — without external hardware, emails, or social sites.
Specialized coating technology using Inconel 718 Titanium composites to enhance the life of plunger components in bio-fuel industries, improving durability and performance in high-stress industrial environments.