Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.47
ph-index = 5
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. Toyota Research Institute, Inc. (121 from 741 patents)
2. Leland Stanford Junior University (10 from 5,262 patents)
3. Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha (7 from 36,160 patents)
4. Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago (3 from 4 patents)
5. University of California (2 from 15,366 patents)
6. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2 from 8,347 patents)
7. Woven Planet North America, Inc. (1 from 67 patents)
8. The Board of Trustees of the Leland Standford Junior Univeristy (1 from 1 patent)
121 patents:
1. 12430840 - Systems and methods for depth synthesis with transformer architectures
2. 12423961 - Provable guarantees for self-supervised deep learning with spectral contrastive loss
3. 12397817 - Representation learning for object detection from unlabeled point cloud sequences
4. 12387503 - Adversarial object-aware neural scene rendering for 3D object detection
5. 12354415 - Method and system for learning reward functions for driving using positive-unlabeled reward learning
6. 12333750 - Systems and methods for generic visual odometry using learned features via neural camera models
7. 12315271 - Monocular object detection via end-to-end differentiable pipeline
8. 12307694 - Self-supervised monocular depth estimation via rigid-motion embeddings
9. 12307695 - System and method for self-supervised monocular ground-plane extraction
10. 12293548 - Systems and methods for estimating scaled maps by sampling representations from a learning model
11. 12288348 - Depth estimation based on ego-motion estimation and residual flow estimation
12. 12254691 - Cooperative-contrastive learning systems and methods
13. 12243260 - Producing a depth map from a monocular two-dimensional image
14. 12243325 - Self-calibration for decoration based sensor fusion method
15. 12236688 - Systems and methods for tracking occluded objects