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Cupertino, CA, United States of America

Novare Surgical Systems, Inc.


USPTO Granted Patents = 30



Trademarks = 3

Forward Citations = 11,977

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19 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

goldMedal Thomas J Fogarty (14 out of 151 patents)

silverMedal David J Danitz (13 out of 87 patents)

bronzeMedal Thomas A Howell (13 out of 151 patents)

4.  Adam C Gold (12 out of 43 patents)

5.  Terrence J Buelna (10 out of 18 patents)

6.  George D Hermann (4 out of 122 patents)

7.  David B Willis (4 out of 44 patents)

8.  Joshua S Whittemore (4 out of 6 patents)

9.  Cameron Dale Hinman (4 out of 57 patents)

10.  Todd A Pelman (4 out of 40 patents)

11.  David E Hegeman (3 out of 6 patents)

12.  David E Willis (3 out of 7 patents)

13.  Phillip Pesta (3 out of 3 patents)

14.  Karrie L Sturtz (2 out of 6 patents)

15.  Russell J Anderson (2 out of 2 patents)


Core Competencies:
Articulating Mechanism
Clamping Device
Occlusion Device
Flexible Instruments
Surgical Clamp
Remote Manipulation
Surgical Retractors
Tissue Engagement
Deflecting Elements
Micro-Tractive Surfaces
Adjustable Biasing Force

30 patents:

1. 7828808 - Link systems and articulation mechanisms for remote manipulation of surgical or diagnostic tools (2010-11-09),
2. 7785252 - Articulating sheath for flexible instruments (2010-08-31),
3. 7682307 - Articulating mechanism for remote manipulation of a surgical or diagnostic tool (2010-03-23),
4. 7678117 - Articulating mechanism with flex-hinged links (2010-03-16),
5. 7615066 - Articulating mechanism for remote manipulation of a surgical or diagnostic tool (2009-11-10),
6. 7588585 - Handleless clamping device (2009-09-15),
7. 7537599 - Anastomosis occlusion device (2009-05-26),
8. 7410483 - Hand-actuated device for remote manipulation of a grasping tool (2008-08-12),
9. 7090637 - Articulating mechanism for remote manipulation of a surgical or diagnostic tool (2006-08-15),
10. 6953464 - Anastomosis occlusion device (2005-10-11),
11. 6942676 - Surgical clamp pads with deflecting elements (2005-09-13),
12. 6821284 - Surgical clamp inserts with micro-tractive surfaces (2004-11-23),
13. 6802848 - Surgical clip with adjustable biasing force (2004-10-12),
14. 6719766 - Surgical clamp pads having surface overlay (2004-04-13),
15. 6692514 - Surgical clamp having replaceable pad (2004-02-17),
Company Overview
Novare Surgical Systems, Inc. is a technology-driven company based in Cupertino, California, specializing in the development and manufacturing of innovative surgical instruments and systems. The organization focuses on enhancing surgical procedures through advanced robotics and minimally invasive techniques, aiming to improve patient outcomes and streamline surgical workflows. With a commitment to research and development, Novare is at the forefront of medical device innovation, contributing to the evolving landscape of surgical technology.
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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Oct 20 2026

30 Patents

#26 in Cupertino, CA

#2,682 in California

#11,279 in US

#21,912 in the World

Cupertino, CA (US)
Cupertino, CA, United States of America

Novare Surgical Systems, Inc.

Forward Citations = 11,977

19 inventors:

goldMedal Thomas J Fogarty (14 out of 151 patents)

silverMedal David J Danitz (13 out of 87 patents)

bronzeMedal Thomas A Howell (13 out of 151 patents)

4.  Adam C Gold (12 out of 43 patents)

5.  Terrence J Buelna (10 out of 18 patents)

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Company Patent Portfolio: Novare Surgical Systems, Inc.. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/company/novare-surgical-systems

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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