Vancouver, Canada

Avigilon Corporation


USPTO Granted Patents = 139


Trademarks = 6

Forward Citations = 1,170

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107 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

goldMedal Sudeep Mohan (31 out of 38 patents)

silverMedal Shaun P Marlatt (22 out of 24 patents)

bronzeMedal Mahesh Saptharishi (17 out of 54 patents)

4.  Pietro Russo (16 out of 41 patents)

5.  Nigel Geoffrey Taylor (13 out of 17 patents)

6.  Thomas W Holbrook (12 out of 12 patents)

7.  Yanyan Hu (11 out of 19 patents)

8.  Sina Afrooze (11 out of 11 patents)

9.  Moussa Doumbouya (10 out of 11 patents)

10.  Andrew Joseph Stark (10 out of 10 patents)

11.  Kevin Piette (9 out of 13 patents)

12.  Bo Yang Yu (9 out of 16 patents)

13.  Ross Allen Mitchell (9 out of 11 patents)

14.  Andrew Martz (8 out of 9 patents)

15.  Ross Wightman (8 out of 9 patents)


Core Competencies:
Object Detection
Video Analytics
Anomaly Detection
Adaptive Streaming
Camera Calibration
Sensor Fusion
Surveillance Drone
License Plate Recognition
Multi-Headed Camera
Video Playback
Depth Data
Gesture Control

139 patents:

Avigilon Corporation, based in Vancouver, Canada, specializes in advanced video surveillance solutions. The company focuses on developing technologies such as object detection, video analytics, and anomaly detection to enhance security and monitoring capabilities. Avigilon's innovative products include adaptive streaming and camera calibration, which optimize video quality and performance. Additionally, the company explores sensor fusion and surveillance drones, along with license plate recognition systems, to provide comprehensive surveillance solutions tailored to various environments.
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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Oct 6 2026

Avigilon Corporation
139 Patents

#3 in Vancouver

#90 in Canada

#5,817 in the World

Vancouver, CA
Vancouver, Canada
Forward Citations = 1,170

107 inventors:

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