March 7, 2023, Weekly Utility Patent Insights
Welcome to the 7th of March 2023: A glimpse at what’s new in utility patents and interesting insights on recent patent grants that have been issued across a variety of industries.
Interesting Insights:
- Utility Patent Volume was 5,961 for the week.
- Patent Attorney Firm Fish & Richardson, P.C. had the most number of patents issued (86 patents).
- Here’s an interesting visualization on the Top 50 CPC codes by Week, Month and Year. Here’s the link for Cooperative Patent Classification (CPC).
- The most prolific Company was Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. with 109 patents.
- The most prolific city for issued utility patents was Kirkland, WA (US) with 25 patents.
- The most prolific inventor was Tao Luo with 15 patents. This inventor is currently #1 most prolific inventor in all of California in our database. Want to see who’s in their sphere? Visit Tao’s collaboration wheel of co-inventors.
- The most prolific female inventor was Lisa A. Dieker with 3 patents. Location: California
- Added 4,170 new inventors and 378 new companies.
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