NH patents through Aug. 11 - Granite Geek

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : "VAPOTHERM, INC., Exeter, New Hampshire has been assigned a patent (No. US 12053588 B2, initially filed Feb. 7, 2020) developed by Scott A. Leonard, Exeter, New Hampshire, and Meghan H. Kate, Deerfield, New Hampshire, for "Systems and methods for humidity control.
53% : "KIMBALL PHYSICS, INC., Wilton, New Hampshire has been assigned a patent (No. US 12057285 B2, initially filed Nov. 8, 2023) developed by George Douglas Calvey, Peterborough, New Hampshire, for "Annular gap cathodes with graphite caps.
52% : "***System for Multi-Directional Tracking of Head Mounted Displays for Real-Time Augmented Reality Guidance of Surgical ProceduresONPOINT MEDICAL, INC., Franconia, New Hampshire has been assigned a patent (No. US 12053247 B1, initially filed Dec. 6, 2021) developed by Chuang-Jang Chiou, Bedford, Massachusetts, for "System for multi-directional tracking of head mounted displays for real-time augmented reality guidance of surgical procedures.
51% : "Systems and Methods for Secure Onboarding and Communication for Internet of Things DevicesVERIZON PATENT AND LICENSING INC., Basking Ridge, New Jersey has been assigned a patent (No. US 12058130 B2, initially filed Jan. 13, 2022) developed by four inventors Wujun Qie, Needham, Massachusetts; Yagiz Onat Yazir, Hollis, New Hampshire; Adriana M. Rincon, Sudbury, Massachusetts; and Ping Judy Gao, Newtonville, Massachusetts, for "Systems and methods for secure onboarding and communication for internet of things devices.
50% : "NEW ENGLAND BIOLABS, INC., Ipswich, Massachusetts has been assigned a patent (No. US 12054707 B2, initially filed April 12, 2021) developed by eight inventors Zhenyu Zhu, Beverly, Massachusetts; Aine Quimby, Newton, New Hampshire; Shuang-Yong Xu, Lexington, Massachusetts; Shengxi Guan, Stoneham, Massachusetts; Hua Wei, Ipswich, Massachusetts; Penghua Zhang, Lexington, Massachusetts; Dapeng Sun, Arlington, Massachusetts; and Siu-hong Chan, Ipswich, Massachusetts, for "High fidelity restriction endonucleases.
50% : "***Layer-Based Defect Detection Using Normalized Sensor DataDIVERGENT TECHNOLOGIES, INC., Los Angeles, California has been assigned a patent (No. US 12053841 B2, initially filed July 14, 2021) developed by Vivek R. Dave, Concord, New Hampshire, and Mark J. Cola, Santa Fe, New Mexico, for "Layer-based defect detection using normalized sensor data.

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