July 2, 2024, Weekly Patents Insights

Welcome to the 2nd of July 2024: A glimpse at what’s new in weekly patents insights on recent patent grants that have been issued across various industries.

New weekly (July 2, 2024) USPTO Patents data have been added.

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Big companies have a corporate immune system — antibodies that aggressively attack anything new and innovative. Picture it: a lone innovator bravely suggesting change, only to be met with a barrage of PowerPoint slides detailing why “we’ve always done it this way.”

Consider Google’s journey. They started as a modest search engine until they introduced ad magic with AdSense. Suddenly, they weren’t just finding information; they were discovering gold at every click. Now, imagine a company attempting to sell ads to the corporate immune system — cue the ‘ads disrupt our user experience’ antibodies. But Google cracked the code and evaded the immune response, reaping the rewards.

Then there’s NASA, the epitome of innovation stuck in bureaucratic molasses. Their corporate antibodies seemed unbeatable until SpaceX showed up with reusable rockets and moxie. Realizing it was stuck in its old ways, NASA decided to partner with SpaceX, leveraging its agility and fresh thinking to launch itself back into the space race. NASA got a dose of SpaceX vitamin C to boost its innovative immune system.

So, the next time you witness a big company struggling to innovate, keep in mind: their immune system is likely attacking the very thing that could rescue them. And somewhere, a small startup is reaping the benefits.

Which inventions came about due to Space exploration?
A. Freeze Dried Food
B. Water Purification Systems
C. CAT Scans
D. Scratchproof lenses
E. Memory Foam
F. All of the above

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James Jorasch, the visionary Founder of Science House and Model Meetings, has been lauded as the “Father of Invention” by Psychology Today. With an impressive portfolio of 782 patents, his groundbreaking innovations are utilized by industry giants such as eBay, Priceline, and Facebook. A serial entrepreneur, James has incubated numerous successful ventures and co-founded HealthPrize. His extensive experience spans the entire startup lifecycle, from crafting a compelling vision and business plan to securing capital, assembling high-performing teams, managing risks, devising strategies, developing products, forging strategic partnerships, and driving exponential growth. His dynamic leadership and inventive prowess continue to shape the future of technology and business.

July 2, 1872 Edison’s Improvement in Printing-Telegraph Instruments; Thomas Edison Patents

Top Inventors (by Utility Patents) & current Company:

1. Tao Luo, 14 patents (Qualcomm)
2. Frederick E. Shelton, IV, 8 patents (Cilag, Ethicon)
3. Yushu Zhang, 8 patents (Apple Inc.)
4. Chunxuan Ye, 7 patents (Apple Inc.)
5. Haitong Sun, 7 patents (Qualcomm)
6. Dawei Zhang, 7 patents (Apple Inc.)
7. Hong He, 6 patents (Apple Inc.)
8. Wanshi Chen, 5 patents (Qualcomm)
9. Shelesh Chopra, 5 patents (Dell)
10. Seyedkianoush Hosseini, 5 patents (Qualcomm)
11. Jing Sun, 5 patents (Qualcomm)
12. Xiaoxia Zhang, 5 patents (Qualcomm)
13. Yan Zhou, 5 patents (Qualcomm)
14. Sreekar Marupaduga, 5 patents (Sprint Spectrum)
15. Satoshi Seo, 5 patents (Semiconductor Energy Laboratory)

Top Universities:

1. The Regents of the University of California – 15
2. Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University – 6
3. The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University – 5
4. University of Florida Research Foundation – 5
5. Northwestern University – 4
6. Board of Regents, the University of Texas System – 4
7. The Regents of the University of Michigan – 4
8. Soochow University – 4
9. King Faisal University – 4
10. Zhejiang University – 4

Top Attorneys:

1. Fish & Richardson – 99
2. Sughrue Mion – 89
3. Oliff – 83
4. Harness, Dickey & Pierce – 83
5. Birch, Stewart, Kolasch & Birch – 76
6. Banner & Witcoff – 70
7. Foley & Lardner – 69
8. Schwegman Lundberg & Woessner – 67
9. JCIPRNET – 63
10. Cantor Colburn – 63

Top Cities in Colorado (US):

1. Denver – 21
2. Fort Collins – 17
3. Boulder – 15
4. Littleton – 7
5. Centennial – 7
6. Colorado Springs – 6
7. Longmont – 5
8. Golden – 5
9. Loveland – 5
10. Aurora – 5

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– hydrogen fuel – First mention 1976-02-24 in the patent 3939806; Growth Rate: 72%; In all, there are 433 patents with this keyword.

– sodium-ion battery – First mention 2016-06-14 in the patent 9368789; In all, there are 26 patents with this keyword.

– lithium battery – First mention 1976-12-14 in the patent 3997363; Growth Rate: -8%; In all, there are 2,080 patents with this keyword.

– alkaline battery – First mention 1976-05-04 in the patent 3955014; In all, there are 264 patents with this keyword.

– rechargeable battery – First mention 1976-01-06 in the patent 3930889; Growth Rate: -3%; In all, there are 5,574 patents with this keyword.

_{*Growth Rate – Compound Annual Growth Rate over a three-year period}

The answer is:

All of them (Freeze Dried Food, Water Purification Systems, CAT Scans, Scratchproof lenses, Memory Foam)

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