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Orthosoft, Inc.

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USPTO Granted Patents = 71

% Expired Patents = 9.9

CIPO Patents = 12

EPO Patents = 22

Trademarks = 4

Forward Citations = 3,590

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68 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

Louis-Philippe Amiot (31 out of 64 patents)

Pierre Couture (19 out of 114 patents)

Alain Richard (17 out of 31 patents)

4. Benoit Pelletier (15 out of 267 patents)

5. Karine Duval (14 out of 34 patents)

6. Catherine Proulx (12 out of 18 patents)

7. Myriam Valin (11 out of 22 patents)

8. Yannick Boutin (11 out of 14 patents)

9. Herbert Andre Jansen (8 out of 15 patents)

10. Jean-Guillaume Abiven (7 out of 17 patents)

11. Yonik Breton (7 out of 12 patents)

12. Sébastien Jutras (7 out of 11 patents)

13. Joel Zuhars (7 out of 13 patents)

14. Daniel Odermatt (6 out of 29 patents)

15. Francois Paradis (6 out of 12 patents)

Core Competencies:

Mechanical Optical Pointer

Bone Tracking

MEMS Navigation

Hip Replacement

Surgical Positioning

Digital Acquisition

Patient Specific Instrumentation

Non-Invasive Tracking

RF Tracking

Tibial Mechanical Axis

Acetabular Cup Prosthesis

Interactive Surgical Systems

71 patents: Sort by Forward Citations

1. 10429957 - Mechanical optical pointer (2019-10-01),

2. 10413428 - Leg length calculation in computer-assisted surgery (2019-09-17),

3. 10318024 - Mechanical optical pointer (2019-06-11),

4. 10251653 - Method and system for planning/guiding alterations to a bone (2019-04-09),

5. 10219865 - Computer-assisted hip replacement surgery (2019-03-05),

6. 10166083 - Method and system for tracking objects in computer-assisted surgery (2019-01-01),

7. 10149725 - Connection method for MEMS navigation unit for computer-assisted surgery (2018-12-11),

8. 10092218 - Pelvic digitizer device with inertial sensor unit and method (2018-10-09),

9. 10070869 - Bone and tool tracking with MEMS in computer-assisted surgery (2018-09-11),

10. 10016241 - Method and system for assisting implant placement in thin bones such as scapula (2018-07-10),

11. 9987148 - Acetabular cup prosthesis positioning instrument and method (2018-06-05),

12. 9987021 - Tool and method for digital acquisition of a tibial mechanical axis (2018-06-05),

13. 9918658 - Patient specific instrumentation with MEMS in surgery (2018-03-20),

14. 9901405 - MEMS-based method and system for tracking a femoral frame of reference (2018-02-27),

15. 9839533 - Device and method for hip-knee-ankle angle verification and femoral mechanical axis digitization (2017-12-12),

Company Overview

Orthosoft, Inc., based in Montreal, Canada, specializes in computer-assisted surgery technologies aimed at enhancing surgical precision and patient outcomes. The company focuses on developing advanced solutions such as mechanical optical pointers, bone tracking systems, and MEMS navigation for orthopedic procedures, particularly hip replacements. Their innovations in surgical positioning, digital acquisition, and patient-specific instrumentation contribute to non-invasive tracking methods, streamlining surgical workflows and improving overall efficiency in the operating room.

Profile summary synthesized from public USPTO records and patent filings.

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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Nov 3 2026

71 Patents

#13 in Montreal

#186 in Canada

#10,523 in the World

Montreal, Canada

Orthosoft, Inc.

Forward Citations = 3,590

68 inventors:

Louis-Philippe Amiot (31 out of 64 patents)

Pierre Couture (19 out of 114 patents)

Alain Richard (17 out of 31 patents)

4. Benoit Pelletier (15 out of 267 patents)

5. Karine Duval (14 out of 34 patents)

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Company Patent Portfolio: Orthosoft, Inc.. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/company/orthosoft

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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