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Los Altos, CA, United States of America

Toyota Research Institute, Inc.

USPTO Granted Patents = 759

EPO Patents = 6

Forward Citations = 1,361

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421 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

Adrien David Gaidon (124 out of 124 patents)

Vitor Guizilini (91 out of 91 patents)

Rares A Ambrus (80 out of 81 patents)

4. Manuel Ludwig Kuehner (56 out of 67 patents)

5. Hiroshi Yasuda (53 out of 66 patents)

6. Guy Rosman (44 out of 48 patents)

7. Sudeep Pillai (42 out of 42 patents)

8. Kuan-Hui Lee (36 out of 37 patents)

9. Jie Li (36 out of 37 patents)

10. Stephen G McGill (35 out of 35 patents)

11. Alexander Alspach (31 out of 31 patents)

12. Avinash Balachandran (28 out of 28 patents)

13. Luke S Fletcher (28 out of 28 patents)

14. Stephanie Paepcke (25 out of 25 patents)

15. Junya Ueno (25 out of 28 patents)

Core Competencies:

Multi-Object Tracking

Neural Networks

Semantic Keypoint Detection

Driver Training Systems

Depth Estimation

Object Detection

Human-Machine Interface

Trajectory Planning

Model Predictive Control

3D Augmentations

Adaptive Workflow Learning

Traffic Signal Prediction

759 patents: Sort by Forward Citations

1. 12493807 - Systems and methods for assessing risk of potential decisions (2025-12-09),

2. 12493401 - Automated moodboard augmentation via cross-modal generative association making (2025-12-09),

3. 12488597 - End-to-end monocular 2D semantic keypoint detector and tracker learning (2025-12-02),

4. 12488483 - Geometric 3D augmentations for transformer architectures (2025-12-02),

5. 12488477 - Systems and methods for multi-object tracking (2025-12-02),

6. 12483847 - Directing a drivers gaze based on directional audio (2025-11-25),

7. 12483266 - Object detection improvement based on autonomously selected training samples (2025-11-25),

8. 12479439 - Systems and methods for neural-EXPTANH learned tire models (2025-11-25),

9. 12477194 - Systems and methods for adjusting presentation of media content in a vehicular environment (2025-11-18),

10. 12475420 - Actively learning and adapting a workflow (2025-11-18),

11. 12469407 - Systems and methods for training drivers via vehicle light control (2025-11-11),

12. 12469175 - Systems and methods for initiating calibration of a multi-view camera pair deployed in a robot (2025-11-11),

13. 12469152 - System and method for three-dimensional multi-object tracking (2025-11-11),

14. 12468941 - Systems and methods for dynamics-aware comparison of reward functions (2025-11-11),

15. 12466082 - Motion guidance and natural language commands based robotic systems (2025-11-11),

Toyota Research Institute, Inc. (TRI) is a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation. It is focused on the research and development of artificial intelligence, robotics, and automated driving technologies. TRI collaborates with universities, research institutions, and companies to accelerate the development of advanced technologies and bring them to market. With a commitment to improving safety, enhancing mobility, and promoting sustainability, TRI aims to create a future where everyone can move freely and safely.

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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Dec 9 2025

759 Patents

#1 in Los Altos, CA

#149 in California

#636 in US

#1,275 in the World

Los Altos, CA, United States of America

Toyota Research Institute, Inc.

Forward Citations = 1,361

421 inventors:

Adrien David Gaidon (124 out of 124 patents)

Vitor Guizilini (91 out of 91 patents)

Rares A Ambrus (80 out of 81 patents)

4. Manuel Ludwig Kuehner (56 out of 67 patents)

5. Hiroshi Yasuda (53 out of 66 patents)

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