Times of India (PTI, 27 September 2022): Su-vastika Solar, the startup led by Khushboo Sachdev and mentored by Kunwer Sachdev, is granted a Government of India patent for its IoT-based multi-battery-selection system — built for the EV and solar industries.
The Times of India (PTI report, 27 September 2022) documented a landmark IP win for Indian clean-energy: Su-vastika Solar, led by Khushboo Sachdev, was granted a Government of India patent for its IoT-based system for multi-battery selection — a technology built for the EV and solar industries, and specifically designed to charge batteries made with future-generation chemistries.
What the patent covers
The patent covers an IoT-based multi-battery-selection system — smart hardware that lets a charger or storage system automatically detect the chemistry of the battery it is connected to and pick the correct charging profile. In an Indian market where lead-acid, LFP, NMC and future-generation chemistries all co-exist, that is a foundational piece of IP.
A technocrat-led company
The company told TOI it is backed by a strong team of technocrats continuously innovating and filing patents across the energy-storage, solar and EV industries. This IoT patent is one node in a broader IP push — Su-vastika has filed roughly 60 patents in its first four years, matching the Su-Kam approach of using engineering IP as the moat.
Why it matters
India’s energy-storage market is fragmenting into multiple battery chemistries at once. A patented IoT system that detects chemistry and adapts charging is exactly the layer that lets one hardware SKU serve multiple markets — without the buyer having to change the storage device every time chemistry evolves. That is the practical meaning of this patent.