Dallas-based Worlds Inc. has secured U.S. patent #12106569 for a system that tracks 2D objects in a virtual 3D space, invented by Nik Willwerth, Paul Aarseth, Ross Bates, and Ruben Luna. The technology integrates sensor data to create a virtual 3D environment that mirrors real-world movements, enhancing operational capabilities for industries such as logistics, security, manufacturing, and defense. [Image: USPTO patent Fig. 2; DI Studio]
This week, newly granted patents also include:
- BMIC's cryptographically-secured systems configured to execute events-based communication protocols and architectures
- CareView Communications' surveillance system and method for predicting patient falls using motion feature patterns
- Celanese EVA Performance Polymers' implantable device for sustained release of a macromolecular drug compound
- Crown Laboratories' probiotic skin formulations
- Lennox Industries' occupancy tracking using environmental information
- Match Group's matching process
- Protect Animals With Satellites' corrective collar utilizing geolocation technology
- Rad AI's workflow management and image review
- Textron Innovations' high-speed VTOL drive-shaft systems
- The University of Texas System's treatment of viral infections targeting TRIM7
- Verily Life Sciences' step-based system for robot-assisted surgery providing surgical intraoperative cues
Dallas-Fort Worth ranked No. 11 for patent activity out of 250 metros for the week of Oct. 1, with a total of 133 patents granted.