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Redmond, WA, United States of America

Microvision, Inc.

USPTO Granted Patents = 318

CIPO Patents = 15

EPO Patents = 68

Trademarks = 9

Forward Citations = 7,378

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202 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

Clarence T Tegreene (41 out of 1,251 patents)

Mark O Freeman (36 out of 37 patents)

John R Lewis (30 out of 60 patents)

4. P Selvan Viswanathan (27 out of 27 patents)

5. Wyatt Owen Davis (25 out of 38 patents)

6. Margaret K Brown (25 out of 25 patents)

7. Christopher A Wiklof (24 out of 206 patents)

8. Mark P Helsel (24 out of 25 patents)

9. Dean R Brown (23 out of 24 patents)

10. Hakan Urey (22 out of 48 patents)

11. Randall Brian Sprague (22 out of 47 patents)

12. Jari Honkanen (20 out of 20 patents)

13. David William Wine (19 out of 35 patents)

14. Jonathan A Morarity (17 out of 19 patents)

15. Christian Dean DeJong (17 out of 17 patents)

Core Competencies:

Electro-Optical Systems

LIDAR Measurement

Scanning Laser Devices

Optical Distance Measurement

3D Imaging Systems

MEMS Scanners

Time of Flight Sensing

Adaptive LIDAR Scanning

Laser Beam Combining

Optical Power Sensing

Backscatter Histogram Analysis

Variable Phase Scanning

318 patents: Sort by Forward Citations

1. 12489883 - Device, method, and use of the device for adjusting, assembling and/or testing an electro-optical system (2025-12-02),

2. 12462527 - Method and device for classifying targets (2025-11-04),

3. 12455353 - Scanning laser devices and methods with non-uniform optical expansion and pulse energy variation (2025-10-28),

4. 12442903 - Method for analyzing backscatter histogram data in an optical pulse runtime method and device for data processing (2025-10-14),

5. 12249156 - Method and device for generating combined scenarios (2025-03-11),

6. 12248099 - Device for operating a light source for the optical time-of-flight measurement (2025-03-11),

7. 12085676 - Method for controlling sensor elements of a LIDAR measuring system (2024-09-10),

8. 12019188 - Eye-safe scanning lidar with virtual protective housing (2024-06-25),

9. 11984908 - Analogue-to-digital converter (2024-05-14),

10. 11982765 - Scanning laser devices and methods with detectors for sensing low energy reflections (2024-05-14),

11. 11906629 - Method and device for distance measurement (2024-02-20),

12. 11892569 - Method and device for optical distance measurement (2024-02-06),

13. 11828881 - Steered LIDAR system with arrayed receiver (2023-11-28),

14. 11796649 - Method and device for optically measuring distances (2023-10-24),

15. 11796643 - Adaptive LIDAR scanning methods (2023-10-24),

Microvision, Inc. is a technology company that designs and develops laser beam scanning (LBS) technology for display and sensing applications. They provide solutions for augmented reality, interactive display systems, lidar sensors, and more. Their LBS technology enables high-resolution projection and capture of digital images on a variety of surfaces, making it versatile for various industries. With a focus on innovation, Microvision continues to push the boundaries of display and sensing technologies to create immersive and intuitive experiences.

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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Dec 30 2025

318 Patents

#3 in Redmond, WA

#18 in Washington

#1,339 in US

#2,750 in the World

Redmond, WA, United States of America

Microvision, Inc.

Forward Citations = 7,378

202 inventors:

Clarence T Tegreene (41 out of 1,251 patents)

Mark O Freeman (36 out of 37 patents)

John R Lewis (30 out of 60 patents)

4. P Selvan Viswanathan (27 out of 27 patents)

5. Wyatt Owen Davis (25 out of 38 patents)

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