
USPTO patent grants with a Dallas-Fort Worth connection.
Apple Inc. has been granted U.S. patent #12124831 for "techniques for dynamically provisioning electronic subscriber identity modules to mobile devices," invented by Benjamin J. Livesay and Neal M. Flanagan. The patent describes a method where software applications "utilize an electronic Subscriber Identity Module (eSIM)" to access mobile network operator (MNO) services, including installing the application and launching it to access wireless services with restrictions based on eSIM parameters. [Image: BlackSalmon/istockphoto]
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3M Innovative Properties Company has been granted U.S. patent #12097498 for a nanopatterned film technology invented by McKInney's Caleb T. Nelson. This flexible film has structured surfaces with specialized layers that prevent biofouling and bind with biochemical analytes, making it highly suitable for diagnostic and environmental applications. [Image: Source, U.S. Patent 12097498 Fig. 12; DI Studio ]
This week, newly granted patents also include:
U.S. Patent No. 12,067,549 was assigned to Walmart Apollo for for systems and methods of image processing and shrinkage evaluation. [Image: USPTO]
This week, newly granted patents also include:
Dallas-Fort Worth ranked No. 9 for patent activity out of 250 metros for the week of July 23, with a total of 134 patents granted.
NICE Ltd. secured a patent for Coppell inventor Katie Truong's invention, a system and method for identifying complaint interactions through linguistic structures and sentiment analysis. [Illustration: gentle studio/istock; DI Studio]
This week, newly granted patents include: