The document is the Official Journal of the Patent Office published on 28/03/2014. It provides information on recent amendments to the Patents Act of 1970 and details the requirements for publishing the Official Journal on a weekly basis every Friday. It contains information on patent applications, including application number 2787/MUM/2012 A which provides an improved monitoring system using RFID and GSM for tracking people in various organizations.

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(12) PATENT APPLICATION PUBLICATION (21) Application No.2787/MUM/2012 A
(19) INDIA
(22) Date of filing of Application :26/09/2012 (43) Publication Date : 28/03/2014
(54) Title of the invention : AN IMPROVED MONITORING SYSTEM USING RFID AND GSM FOR EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTES, AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIES, COMMERCIAL ORGANIZATIONS AND FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
(51) International classification
:G08B13/14,
G06K7/01
(31) Priority Document No :NA
(32) Priority Date :NA
(33) Name of priority country :NA
(86) International Application No
Filing Date
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(87) International Publication No :N/A
(61) Patent of Addition to Application Number
Filing Date
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(62) Divisional to Application Number
Filing Date
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(71)Name of Applicant :
1)PARUL INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND
TECHNOLOGY
Address of Applicant :C/O. PARUL AROGYA SEVA
MANDAL, A TRUST REGISTERED UNDER THE INDIAN
TRUST ACT, P.O. LIMDA, TA:WAGHODIA,
DIST:VADODARA- 391760, Gujarat India
(72)Name of Inventor :
1)CHATURVEDI, KUNAL ANIL
2)PATEL, KRUNAL SHANTILAL
3)PATEL,DISHANT RAJESH
4)MEWADA, HARDIK
(57) Abstract :
An improved monitoring system using RFID and GSM for use in educational institutes, automotive industries, commercial
organizations and financial transactions is disclosed here. A single RFID reader at the entrance of any organization is capable of
granting authentication to a person entering inside, which is far cheaper than the biometric or any voice-recording systems available in
the market. But what is required is not allowing authentication at the entrance but that too must be maintained for the entire
geographic area within the premises of the organization. Hence there must be a system which provides error-free, yet robust technique
to locate intruder as well as tracking down the authorized person in the premises. The tracking-down of a person is shown in a lucid
manner over here, which is far more flexible and an innovative concept. This is achieved by using simple radio-frequency transceivers
which are easily available in the market and are cheap too and assigning U.I.D to each person who is expected to enter in the
organizations premises. The U.I.D assigned remains compatible with the hardware used and much emphasis is given so that it remains
unique as well as accessible for different hardware interfaced in this monitoring system. Here the number of microcontrollers and
RFID used depend on the size of an organization, which can be easily increased as size increases by simple interfacing techniques.
No. of Pages : 20 No. of Claims : 18