Intellectual Property

This week AT&T was issued a patent to address antenna network challenges using an iterative simulation system to determine the most efficient and effective locations to place antennas.

Disney’s latest patent application illuminates an interesting challenge in the robotics realm: realistic bipedal robots and locomotion. Over the years, “great strides” have been achieved in bipedal robot technologies, allowing robots to navigate new terrains and various activities similar to the way humans do.

Disney’s latest patent application illuminates an interesting challenge in the robotics realm: realistic bipedal robots and locomotion. Over the years, “great strides” have been achieved in bipedal robot technologies, allowing robots to navigate new terrains and various activities similar to the way humans do.

Jetpacks have always been a staple in Science-Fiction. They represent an exciting future, but jetpacks have never materialized for general use. This patent demonstrates a method that can bring jetpacks to the general masses through a safer and more user fieldy electric powered system.

This week Microsoft had a patent application published regarding a gamified challenge to detect a non-human user. The system uses dynamic animated objects that the user must interact with in a specific manner.

This week Tesla was issued a patent regarding a means of secure communication for an autonomous driving controller and the sensors associated with the system.

Sony’s new patent application seeks to enable a means of having a virtual noise cancellation barrier through a networked system of drones. The drones are equipped with the necessary audio equipment needed to cancel out the ambient noise of the environment and provide the users within the virtual barrier a noise-free zone.

Everyone who has had a chance to use Virtual Reality equipment understands the necessity of being able to avoid real-world obstacles while navigating in the virtual environment. This week Microsoft was issued a patent regarding a computer system capable of identifying real-world physical objects and rendering them into the virtual world.

Google filed a patent application to utilize 5G technologies for contact lenses. The smart contact apparatus comprises a polymer-filled bladder to be used as the lens of the contact, and a receiving and transmitting antenna to receive the signals to control the focal length of the polymer-filled bladder.

Google filed a patent application to utilize 5G technologies for contact lenses. The smart contact apparatus comprises a polymer-filled bladder to be used as the lens of the contact, and a receiving and transmitting antenna to receive the signals to control the focal length of the polymer-filled bladder.