Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.90
ph-index = 1
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. Boe Technology Group Co., Ltd. (8 from 18,154 patents)
2. China University of Petroleum (7 from 25 patents)
3. Ordos Yuansheng Optoelectronics Co., Ltd. (5 from 663 patents)
4. Google Inc. (2 from 32,513 patents)
5. Motorola Mobility LLC (2 from 2,856 patents)
6. International Business Machines Corporation (1 from 164,197 patents)
7. Beijing Boe Technology Development Co., Ltd. (1 from 1,370 patents)
8. Beihang University (1 from 264 patents)
9. Ordos Yuansheng Optoelectronics Technology, Co., Ltd. (1 from 6 patents)
22 patents:
1. 12436426 - Light emitting substrate and virtual display apparatus
2. 12237340 - Display substrate, display panel and display apparatus
3. 12114534 - OLED display substrate, manufacturing method thereof, and display device
4. 12044106 - Deep-water drilling gas kick pilot-scale apparatus
5. 11703161 - Internal spiral conduit bearing capacity reinforcing device and method for using the same
6. 11587501 - Display apparatuses, pixel circuits and methods of driving pixel circuit
7. 11508804 - Organic light emitting display device
8. 11489033 - Wire structure, display panel, display device with high thermal conductivity layer and manufacturing method
9. 11256872 - Natural language polishing using vector spaces having relative similarity vectors
10. 11063108 - Organic light emitting diode array substrate and electronic device
11. 10964774 - Backplane for organic light emitting display device and method for fabricating the same, and display apparatus
12. 10941623 - Apparatus and method for cleaning rock debris when deep-water surface drilling is done
13. 10876397 - Experimental device for simulating invasion of shallow fluid into wellbore
14. 10801302 - Inner start-up tool of conduit bearing capacity reinforcing device
15. 10767428 - Device and method for simulating formation respiration effect