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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Tandent Vision Science, Inc.


USPTO Granted Patents = 77



Trademarks = 3

Forward Citations = 459

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22 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

goldMedal Casey Arthur Smith (53 out of 53 patents)

silverMedal Richard Mark Friedhoff (36 out of 36 patents)

bronzeMedal Bruce Allen Maxwell (35 out of 35 patents)

4.  Andrew Neil Stein (19 out of 23 patents)

5.  Steven Joseph Bushell (14 out of 14 patents)

6.  Kshitiz Garg (9 out of 9 patents)

7.  Neil Alldrin (8 out of 8 patents)

8.  Kristin Jean Dana (8 out of 8 patents)

9.  Timothy King Rodgers, Jr (7 out of 7 patents)

10.  David Tolliver (6 out of 8 patents)

11.  James Andrew Bagnell (5 out of 35 patents)

12.  Jean-Francois Lalonde (5 out of 10 patents)

13.  Youngrock R Yoon (4 out of 8 patents)

14.  Bartholomeus Christianus Leonardus Nabbe (4 out of 4 patents)

15.  Iljung Samuel Kwak (3 out of 3 patents)


Core Competencies:
Image Modification
Intrinsic Images
Image Segregation
Color Analytics
Digital Image Compression
Automotive Driver Assistance
Reflectance Techniques
Temporal Constraints
Bi-Illuminant Models
Token Identification
Multi-Resolution Analysis
Specularity Detection

77 patents:

1. 10043249 - Method for image modification (2018-08-07),
2. 10032088 - Method and system for classifying painted road markings in an automotive driver-vehicle-assistance device (2018-07-24),
3. 9875415 - Method and system for classifying painted road markings in an automotive driver-vehicle-asistance device (2018-01-23),
4. 9760799 - Pipeline for generating an intrinsic image (2017-09-12),
5. 9754155 - Method and system for generating intrinsic images using a single reflectance technique (2017-09-05),
6. 9563815 - Method and system for processing an image received from a remote source (2017-02-07),
7. 9542614 - Constraint relationship for use in an image segregation (2017-01-10),
8. 9466005 - Method and system for classifying painted road markings in an automotive driver-vehicle-assistance device (2016-10-11),
9. 9396411 - Method and system for generating intrinsic images using a single reflectance technique (2016-07-19),
10. 9361700 - Constraint relationship for use in an image segregation (2016-06-07),
11. 9361527 - Method and system for classifying painted road markings in an automotive driver vehicle-assistance device (2016-06-07),
12. 9330337 - Color analytics for a digital image (2016-05-03),
13. 9230332 - Method for processing multiple images of a same scene (2016-01-05),
14. 9218534 - Method and system for classifying painted road markings in an automotive driver-vehicle-assistance device (2015-12-22),
15. 9158989 - Color pure scale-spaced pyramid arrangement for use in an image segregation (2015-10-13),
Tandent Vision Science, Inc. is a leading provider of advanced vision solutions. We specialize in developing cutting-edge technology and products that enhance visual experiences. With a focus on innovation and research, we strive to improve the way people see and perceive the world around them. Our team of experts is dedicated to creating high-quality vision science solutions for various industries, including healthcare, entertainment, and education. Visit our website to learn more about our groundbreaking vision technologies and how they can benefit your organization.
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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Jan 6 2026

77 Patents

#73 in San Francisco, CA

#1,102 in California

#4,631 in US

#9,514 in the World

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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Tandent Vision Science, Inc.

Forward Citations = 459

22 inventors:

goldMedal Casey Arthur Smith (53 out of 53 patents)

silverMedal Richard Mark Friedhoff (36 out of 36 patents)

bronzeMedal Bruce Allen Maxwell (35 out of 35 patents)

4.  Andrew Neil Stein (19 out of 23 patents)

5.  Steven Joseph Bushell (14 out of 14 patents)

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