Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.37
ph-index = 29
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. Veveo, Inc. (105 from 123 patents)
2. Nference, Inc. (20 from 26 patents)
3. Lucent Technologies Inc. (11 from 9,364 patents)
4. Winphoria Networks, Inc. (10 from 10 patents)
5. Anumana, Inc. (8 from 42 patents)
6. At&t Corp. (6 from 4,206 patents)
7. Adeia Guides Inc. (5 from 447 patents)
8. Motorola Corporation (3 from 20,281 patents)
9. Rovi Guides, Inc. (2 from 2,116 patents)
10. Avaya Technology LLC (2 from 693 patents)
11. Winphoria Netwroks, Inc. (1 from 1 patent)
174 patents:
1. 12387365 - Apparatus and method for object pose estimation in a medical image
2. 12374438 - Apparatus and methods for prediction of repeat ablation efficacy
3. 12347570 - Apparatus and methods for attribute detection in anatomy data
4. 12340906 - Noninvasive methods for detection of pulmonary hypertension
5. 12329463 - System and method for visualization of vectorcardiograms for ablation procedures
6. 12333393 - Systems and methods for adaptively improving the performance of locked machine learning programs
7. 12327638 - Systems and methods for diagnosing a health condition based on patient time series data
8. 12321400 - Method of and system for conducting personalized federated search and presentation of results therefrom
9. 12266107 - System and method for responding to a user input using an agent orchestrator
10. 12265545 - User interface methods and systems for selecting and presenting content
11. 12259864 - Apparatus and method for training a machine learning model
12. 12229962 - Apparatus and method for leveraging a repository of images containing implant devices in a human body
13. 12213774 - Apparatus and method for locating a position of an electrode on an organ model
14. 12216799 - Systems and methods for computing with private healthcare data
15. 12211598 - Configuring a generative machine learning model using a syntactic interface