Patented: T-Mobile’s Autonomous Delivery to Dynamic Locations and More North Texas Inventive Activity

Dallas-Fort Worth ranked No. 10 for patent activity out of 250 metros for the week of April 22 with a total of 110 patents granted.

T-Mobile USA has received a newly granted patent for "Autonomous Delivery to a Dynamic Location," invented by Prosper-based Sathyaraj Kolandasamy. The patent describes a system that enables an autonomous vehicle to update its delivery destination in real time by tracking the changing location of a user's wireless device—allowing items to be delivered even as the recipient moves. [Source image: USPTO Patent #12282888, Fig. 1; background by DI Studio]

This week, newly granted patents also include:

  • CBRE's system and method for forecasting real estate solutions
  • Toyota's systems for pod movers
  • o9 Solutions' distributed data processing and machine learning workload scaling
  • VARIDESK's quick assemble wall system, and related methods
  • 4WEB's implants having bone growth promoting agents and methods of using such implants to repair bone structures
  • ATOS Public Safety's method and system for automatically prioritizing emergency calls based on health data
  • Wing Aviation's semantic abort of unmanned aerial vehicle deliveries
  • Yokogawa Electric's robot staging area management


Dallas Fort Worth: U.S. Patents Granted in the Dallas Fort Worth region.Dallas Invents is a weekly look at U.S. patents granted with a connection to the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metro area. Listings include patents granted to local assignees and/or those with a North Texas inventor. Patent activity can indicate future economic growth, as well as the development of emerging markets and talent attraction. By tracking both inventors and assignees in the region, we aim to provide a broader view of the region’s inventive activity. Listings are organized by Cooperative Patent Classification (CPC). 

THIS WEEK, BY THE NUMBERS
Week of 4/22/2025  |  Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington (19100) 

110 patents granted    
Ranked No. 10 in patent production out of 250 metros


NO. OF PATENTS BY CLASSIFICATION

A: Human Necessities 10
B: Performing Operations; Transporting 6
C: Chemistry; Metallurgy 2
E: Fixed Constructions 6
F: Mechanical Engineering; Lighting; Heating; Weapons; Blasting 3
G: Physics 39
H: Electricity 32

DESIGN: 12


TOP ASSIGNEES (NO. OF PATENTS)

Traxxas L.P. (McKinney) 9
Texas Instruments Inc. (Dallas) 7
Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America Inc. (Plano) 5
Outdoor Wireless Networks LLC (Richardson) 4
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. (Suwon-si, South Korea) 4
United Services Automobile Association (San Antonio) 4
Advanced Neuromodulation Systems Inc. (Plano) 2
Board of Regents, The University of Texas System (Austin) 2
CommScope Technologies LLC (Hickory, N.C.) 2

Unassigned: 5


TOP INVENTORS (NO. OF PATENTS) 

Adam Cole Ewing (McKinney) 9
Caleb Hix (McKinney) 6
Otto Karl Allmendinger (Rowlett) 6
Trent Collins (McKinney) 5
Kent Poteet (Lucas) 4
Ross Martin (Roanoke) 4
Christopher Russell (The Colony) 2
Gideon Bowie Luck (Wylie) 2
Hongbing Lu (Plano) 2
Jory Sprowl (Howe) 2


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Patent information is provided by Joe Chiarella, founder of patent analytics company Patent Index and publisher of The Inventiveness IndexFor additional details on the patents granted below, search the USPTO Patent Full-Text and Image Database.


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