Ludwigshafen, Germany

Trinamix Gmbh


USPTO Granted Patents = 77

% Expired Patents = 1.3


Trademarks = 4

Forward Citations = 197

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90 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

goldMedal Robert Send (43 out of 75 patents)

silverMedal Ingmar Bruder (33 out of 65 patents)

bronzeMedal Peter Schillen (25 out of 26 patents)

4.  Patrick Schindler (25 out of 26 patents)

5.  Christian Lennartz (24 out of 25 patents)

6.  Sebastian Valouch (24 out of 26 patents)

7.  Michael Eberspach (19 out of 19 patents)

8.  Wilfried Hermes (17 out of 19 patents)

9.  Celal Mohan Oeguen (15 out of 15 patents)

10.  Friedrich Schick (12 out of 13 patents)

11.  Lars Diesselberg (11 out of 11 patents)

12.  Christian Bonsignore (10 out of 10 patents)

13.  Bertram Feuerstein (9 out of 9 patents)

14.  Robert Gust (9 out of 9 patents)

15.  Benjamin Rein (9 out of 9 patents)


Core Competencies:
Optical Detection
Biometric Authentication
Face Unlock
Spectrometer
Material Property
Depth Measurement
Optical Sensor
Stereo Beam Analysis
Projector Technology
Photoconductor Circuit
Object Positioning
Radiation Generation

77 patents:

Trinamix GmbH, based in Ludwigshafen, Germany, specializes in advanced optical detection technologies. The company focuses on developing innovative solutions in biometric authentication, including face unlock systems, and offers expertise in spectrometry and depth measurement. Trinamix's core technologies encompass optical sensors and stereo beam analysis, enabling precise material property assessments. Their commitment to research and development positions them at the forefront of optical detection applications across various industries.
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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Oct 6 2026

Trinamix Gmbh
77 Patents

#9 in Ludwigshafen

#746 in Germany

#9,761 in the World

Ludwigshafen, DE
Ludwigshafen, Germany
Forward Citations = 197

90 inventors:

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