Lynkit Secures Second Patent for Its Proprietary Delivery Assistance System and Method

What makes this achievement particularly significant is the complete independence it gives businesses in managing their transportation networks, ensuring end-to-end control without reliance on external systems. Moreover, it helps in optimising movements not only on roads, covering the “inter logistics” problem, but also inside container terminals and warehouses, which means it can optimise the movement of people, forklifts, and even cranes. 

Commenting on the achievement, Manas Parganiha, CTO and Co-founder of Lynkit, said, “Securing this second patent validates the years of research and innovation that our team has invested in solving core logistics problems. By developing this system natively, without third-party APIs, we ensure that businesses benefit from speed, reliability, and independence in their supply chain operations.”

Uddhav Kumar, CEO and Co-founder stated that “This milestone also reflects a larger shift in the Indian technology ecosystem. While Indian software companies have historically focused on services, a new generation of product companies is building original IP and global brands that put the country on the map. Lynkit is proud to be part of this movement, inspired by pioneers such as Zoho, Freshworks, and Zerodha, and is bringing the same spirit of product innovation to the supply chain industry.”

The company’s first patent, granted for A Method and System for Object Tracking, powers its Container Terminal and Yard Management System. That technology introduced a 3-axis augmented reality interface and a unified control platform integrating cranes, yard equipment, gate systems, parking, shipping lines, and goods owners. It enables real-time container tracking, automated stacking and retrieval, reduced congestion, and improved throughput at container terminals.

Together, these patents reflect Lynkit’s long-term commitment to creating world-class logistics technologies that are both scalable and sustainable. While the first patent redefined terminal and yard automation, the second patent strengthens Lynkit’s capabilities in transportation optimisation, reinforcing its mission to build smarter, faster, and greener supply chains.

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