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Eindhoven, Netherlands

Assembleon B.v.

USPTO Granted Patents = 19

% Expired Patents = 5.3

EPO Patents = 3

Forward Citations = 8

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17 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

Roy Brewel (8 out of 9 patents)

Richard Adrianus Johannes Van Der Burg (5 out of 5 patents)

Rudolphus Hendrikus Hoefs (5 out of 7 patents)

4. Richard A Van Der Burg (4 out of 4 patents)

5. Johannes Hubertus Antonius Van De Rijdt (3 out of 17 patents)

6. Petrus Adrianus Antonius Van Hoogstraten (3 out of 3 patents)

7. Joseph Louis Horijon (3 out of 8 patents)

8. Wilhelmus G Van Sprang (2 out of 3 patents)

9. Alain De Bock (2 out of 2 patents)

10. René Bouman (2 out of 2 patents)

11. Johannes Jacobus Hubertus Paulides (1 out of 7 patents)

12. Elena Andreevna Lomonova (1 out of 7 patents)

13. Koen Joseph Meessen (1 out of 1 patent)

14. Hubert Francijn Maria Hoogers (1 out of 1 patent)

15. Henricus Johannes Louis Marie Vullings (1 out of 1 patent)

19 patents: Sort by Forward Citations

1. 12288711 - Methods of operating die attach systems (2025-04-29),

2. 11612089 - Component placement systems and methods of operating the same (2023-03-21),

3. 11574832 - Die attach systems including a verification substrate (2023-02-07),

4. 11557567 - Methods of attaching die to substrate using compliant die attach system having spring-driven bond tool (2023-01-17),

5. 11410870 - Die attach systems, and methods of attaching a die to a substrate (2022-08-09),

6. 11277921 - Component placement device (2022-03-15),

7. 11134595 - Compliant die attach systems having spring-driven bond tools (2021-09-28),

8. 11069555 - Die attach systems, and methods of attaching a die to a substrate (2021-07-20),

9. 10517199 - Methods of positioning a component in a desired position on a board, pick and place machines, and sensors for such pick and place machines (2019-12-24),

10. 10477747 - Component placement device and method of driving the same (2019-11-12),

11. 10398035 - Component placement device (2019-08-27),

12. 9814144 - Component placement device as well as a method for picking up a component and placing a component on a substrate (2017-11-07),

13. 9193015 - Methods for component placement utilizing a counteracting force drive (2015-11-24),

14. 9009957 - Method for placing a component on a substrate (2015-04-21),

15. 8587161 - Moving device as well as a component placement device provided with such a moving device (2013-11-19),

Company Overview

Assembleon B.V., based in Eindhoven, Netherlands, specializes in advanced manufacturing solutions for the electronics industry. The company is renowned for its innovative pick-and-place machines, which are integral to the assembly of printed circuit boards. With a focus on enhancing production efficiency and quality, Assembleon leverages cutting-edge technology to meet the evolving demands of electronics manufacturing. Their expertise spans various sectors, including automotive, telecommunications, and consumer electronics, positioning them as a key player in the global market.

Profile summary synthesized from public USPTO records and patent filings.

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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Oct 20 2026

19 Patents

#27 in Eindhoven

#373 in Netherlands

#32,693 in the World

Eindhoven, Netherlands

Assembleon B.v.

Forward Citations = 8

17 inventors:

Roy Brewel (8 out of 9 patents)

Richard Adrianus Johannes Van Der Burg (5 out of 5 patents)

Rudolphus Hendrikus Hoefs (5 out of 7 patents)

4. Richard A Van Der Burg (4 out of 4 patents)

5. Johannes Hubertus Antonius Van De Rijdt (3 out of 17 patents)

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Company Patent Portfolio: Assembleon B.v.. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/company/assembleon-b-v

Data source: USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) public patent records. Weekly synchronization. How IDiyas builds this profile

Data Sources: USPTO Patent Grant XML, Patent Center, EPO & CIPO • Normalized by IDiyas Innovation Graph. Methodology & provenance architecturePlease report any incorrect information to [email protected]

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