A lift with an Automatic Rescue Device (ARD) is designed to enhance passenger safety during unexpected power failures. The ARD system automatically activates when the main power supply is disrupted, using a backup battery or power source to safely bring the elevator to the nearest floor and open the doors, allowing passengers to exit without panic or delay. This feature is especially important in high-rise residential buildings, commercial complexes, and hospitals where uninterrupted elevator service is critical. In India, including cities like Noida and Delhi, where occasional power cuts are common, ARD-equipped elevators have become a standard safety requirement. The ARD system is typically integrated with the elevator's control panel and activates within seconds of a power loss. It prevents passengers from getting trapped, eliminating the need for manual rescue operations. Modern ARD systems are energy-efficient and compatible with both traction and hydraulic elevators.