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Washington, DC, United States of America

The Government of the United States of America, as Represented by the Secretary of Homeland Security

USPTO Granted Patents = 246

EPO Patents = 3

Trademarks = 12

Forward Citations = 278

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230 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

Daniel A Boyd (30 out of 31 patents)

Arun Vemury (29 out of 29 patents)

Jason Lim (25 out of 26 patents)

4. Chang Ellison (22 out of 23 patents)

5. Kelli L Biegger (20 out of 21 patents)

6. Mark A Fry (18 out of 18 patents)

7. Barry Thomas Smith (15 out of 17 patents)

8. Brandon P Gutierrez (14 out of 15 patents)

9. William Washington (14 out of 14 patents)

10. Michael Puckette (13 out of 13 patents)

11. Jeffrey Brian Barber (12 out of 19 patents)

12. William Hastings (12 out of 12 patents)

13. Max Rasmussen (11 out of 11 patents)

14. James Christopher Weatherall (8 out of 15 patents)

15. Ronald Adrezin (7 out of 9 patents)

Core Competencies:

Mobile Identification Credentials

Biometric Identification

Cybersecurity Protection

Augmented Reality Security

Morphed Image Detection

Resource Allocation

Secure Communications

DNA Access Control

Explosive Threat Modeling

Fluid Transportation

Networked Endpoint Management

Image Movement Printing

246 patents: Sort by Forward Citations

1. 12488354 - Vetting system and method using composite trust value of multiple confidence levels based on linked mobile identification credentials (2025-12-02),

2. D1099922 - Display screen or portion thereof with animated graphical user interface (2025-10-28),

3. D1099921 - Display screen or portion thereof with animated graphical user interface (2025-10-28),

4. D1099920 - Display screen or portion thereof with animated graphical user interface (2025-10-28),

5. 12450537 - System and method for allocation of resources (2025-10-21),

6. 12444261 - Voter identification using mobile identification credential (2025-10-14),

7. 12444200 - Scanners to characterize and distinguish anomalies based on multiple mode scans and scan time thresholds (2025-10-14),

8. 12443093 - Apparatus for protecting body worn devices (2025-10-14),

9. 12441517 - Container apparatus and method (2025-10-14),

10. 12440848 - Media holders with cross members for sample preparation (2025-10-14),

11. 12437583 - Morphed image detection logic and surveillance systems (2025-10-07),

12. 12428119 - Self-orienting suction with baffles for fluid transportation (2025-09-30),

13. 12425373 - Server, switch and endpoints for secure communications (2025-09-23),

14. 12415903 - Pseudo narcotic training device (2025-09-16),

15. 12401695 - Cybersecurity protection and recovery capability measurement system (2025-08-26),

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is a United States federal executive department responsible for public security, roughly comparable to the interior or home ministries of other countries. Its primary responsibilities include protecting the United States from terrorist attacks, managing border security, immigration, and customs, and responding to natural disasters. Established in response to the September 11 attacks, DHS works to ensure the safety and security of the nation through various agencies and initiatives.

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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Dec 30 2025

246 Patents

#10 in Washington, DC

#10 in District of Columbia

#1,659 in US

#3,413 in the World

Washington, DC, United States of America

The Government of the United States of America, as Represented by the Secretary of Homeland Security

Forward Citations = 278

230 inventors:

Daniel A Boyd (30 out of 31 patents)

Arun Vemury (29 out of 29 patents)

Jason Lim (25 out of 26 patents)

4. Chang Ellison (22 out of 23 patents)

5. Kelli L Biegger (20 out of 21 patents)

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