Interesting Patents | Tuesday, February 14, 2023 The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) grants hundreds of new patents every week, showcasing developments in technology and innovation. In our Interesting Patents series, we highlight exciting US patents recently issued by the USPTO. Looking for more information on patents? Want to run a free AI-Powered…
A newly published patent application from IBM describes a computer-implemented method using multiple robotic grippers to provide dynamic supports for 3D printed objects, ensuring printing is not interrupted and objects are printed successfully.
In this edition of #InterestingPatents, we examine two patent applications that could potentially revolutionize the fields of augmented reality (AR) and virtual travel.
In this edition of #InterestingPatents, we look at Boston Dynamics’ new patent for a brace system that includes a parallel action mechanism designed to support joints.
In this edition of #InterestingPatents, Spotify’s patent application describes an efficient and effective solution to remove wind noise from audio inputs. Detecting and suppressing wind noise levels can improve the quality of audio recordings without relying on specialized equipment. There are many potential applications for various audio recording devices, such as cameras, smartphones, and other mobile devices.
Apple’s new patent for a new laptop that can wirelessly communicate with a portable device, enabling users to share items between devices and control their laptops from the touchscreen of their portable devices.
Nintendo recently published a patent application that aims to enhance the hit detection process for video game characters, thereby improving the gaming experience.
In this edition of #InterestingPatents, we look at Google’s new patent that aims to personalize map content using an application programming interface (API)
In this edition of #InterestingPatents, we explore a recent patent application from Bell Textron that unveils a groundbreaking quad tilt rotor unmanned aircraft.
In this edition of #InterestingPatents, we look at Meta’s recent patent that aims to revolutionize self-expression through the development of a personalized reaction system that creates customized selfie reactions based on user interactions
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