Top Patents of 2024: A Spotlight on Innovation
On this Christmas Day, which coincides with the start of Hanukkah this year, IPWatchdog has published its annual list of the leading technologies from patents granted by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). This year’s selection emphasizes the increasing significance of semiconductor technologies, reflecting their pivotal role in the global economy.
The emergence of artificial intelligence has also been highlighted, showcasing its integration into various technological advancements. Some patents underscore the ambiguity surrounding patent validity law, raising questions about the enforceability of certain rights.
1. Intelligent FODAS System and Method Based on AI Chip – U.S. Patent No. 11875246
This patent from Sichuan Guangsheng IOT Technology in China introduces an AI-based fiber optic sensing technology that enhances oil and gas exploration and disaster warning systems.
2. Artificial Intelligence Calculation Semiconductor Device – U.S. Patent No. 11895219
A semiconductor device developed by Samsung Electronics aims to enhance AI applications’ performance while safeguarding personal data through advanced homomorphic encryption techniques.
3. Nullifying Biometrics – U.S. Patent No. 12143380
This revolutionary technology from AT&T introduces impermanent biometrics that adapt based on physiological changes to enhance secure authentication.
4. Method of Manufacturing Dual-Specific T-Cells – U.S. Patent No. 11965177
Versiti Blood Research Institute’s patent focuses on cancer treatment by isolating specific lymphocytes to improve effectiveness in immunotherapy.
5. Non-Fungible Token Systems for Healthcare Data – U.S. Patent No. 11984205
Carlsmed’s innovative use of blockchain for securely storing and accessing healthcare data aims to revolutionize medical record management.
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Overall, the technological advancements represented in these patents signal a promising future for multiple industries, including AI and healthcare. As innovation continues to unfold, the potential for these technologies in enhancing everyday life remains vast.
