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Boulder, CO, United States of America

Micromotion Gmbh

USPTO Granted Patents = 485

% Expired Patents = 1.2

CIPO Patents = 89

EPO Patents = 357

Trademarks = 15

Forward Citations = 4,669

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288 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

Andrew Timothy Patten (44 out of 47 patents)

Craig B McAnally (42 out of 43 patents)

Gregory Treat Lanham (38 out of 40 patents)

4. Timothy J Cunningham (37 out of 37 patents)

5. Joel Weinstein (35 out of 36 patents)

6. Craig Brainerd Van Cleve (34 out of 34 patents)

7. Mark James Bell (32 out of 37 patents)

8. Paul J Hays (31 out of 32 patents)

9. Anthony William Pankratz (30 out of 30 patents)

10. William M Mansfield (27 out of 28 patents)

11. Christopher A Werbach (19 out of 21 patents)

12. Charles Paul Stack (19 out of 19 patents)

13. Matthew Joseph Rensing (16 out of 17 patents)

14. Andrew Stephen Kravitz (15 out of 15 patents)

15. Roger Scott Loving (14 out of 14 patents)

Core Competencies:

Vibratory Meter

Flow Measurement

Viscosity Control

Vapor Pressure

Coriolis Flowmeter

Multichannel Flow Tube

Diagnostics

Electronics Housing

Flow Calibration

Mass Flow Rate

Densitometer

Noise Reduction

485 patents: Sort by Forward Citations

1. 12768693 - Selecting a zero-verification criteria for a zero verification of a vibratory meter (2026-10-20),

2. 12747976 - Interface with improved accessibility (2026-09-29),

3. 12687420 - Detecting and identifying a change in a vibratory meter (2026-07-21),

4. 12680859 - Determining a zero-verification criteria for a zero verification of a vibratory meter (2026-07-14),

5. 12680853 - Enhanced supercritical fluid measurement with vibratory sensors (2026-07-14),

6. 12680852 - Method for performing temperature compensation of maximum sensor current and test tone amplitude during meter verification (2026-07-14),

7. 12601670 - Controlling a viscosity of fuel in a fuel control system with a vibratory meter (2026-04-14),

8. 12578255 - Determining a vapor pressure of a fluid in a meter assembly (2026-03-17),

9. 12516970 - Using a Reynolds number to correct a mass flow rate measurement (2026-01-06),

10. 12455220 - Detecting an orientation of a vibratory meter and compensating a measurement based on the detected orientation (2025-10-28),

11. 12455182 - Mode splitting resonator for coriolis flowmeter balance bar (2025-10-28),

12. 12399051 - Selecting a measurement correction method (2025-08-26),

13. 12385767 - Multifluid detection and totalization in a vortex flow meter (2025-08-12),

14. D1063846 - Electronics housing for a flowmeter (2025-02-25),

15. D1063671 - Electronics housing for a flowmeter (2025-02-25),

Company Overview

Micromotion GmbH, headquartered in Boulder, CO, specializes in advanced vibratory flow measurement technologies. The company develops innovative solutions for flow measurement, viscosity control, and diagnostics, utilizing core technologies such as vibratory meters and Coriolis flowmeters. Their expertise extends to multichannel flow tubes and electronics housing, catering to various industries that require precise fluid measurement and control. Micromotion's commitment to quality and accuracy positions it as a leader in the field of flow measurement technology.

Profile summary synthesized from public USPTO records and patent filings.

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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Oct 20 2026

485 Patents

#1 in Boulder, CO

#17 in Colorado

#1,001 in US

#1,990 in the World

Boulder, CO, United States of America

Micromotion Gmbh

Forward Citations = 4,669

288 inventors:

Andrew Timothy Patten (44 out of 47 patents)

Craig B McAnally (42 out of 43 patents)

Gregory Treat Lanham (38 out of 40 patents)

4. Timothy J Cunningham (37 out of 37 patents)

5. Joel Weinstein (35 out of 36 patents)

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Company Patent Portfolio: Micromotion Gmbh. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/company/micromotion

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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