Serving clients since 1961, our patent firm has years of experience teaching, claiming and prosecuting many technology patent applications. As such, we have honed our best practices to aid in the furtherance of our client's business goals to obtain meaningful intellectual property protection. And our fixed-fee pricing enables our clients to have a known budget for their intellectual property protection.
Our patent firm is technically savvy in many fields including mechanical, engineering, electrical, software, construction, chemical, energy, communications, and semiconductor patenting. We are ready to help you on a fixed fee basis (enabling us to help you at any budget).
- Do you have a useful and novel business method for making money?
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- Have you created the next handheld device?
- Have you created the next generation human-machine interface?
- Have you created a wide-area-communications system for monitoring process or external events and reporting status?
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Samples of our Work
Samples of applications/publications, written by our firm, in various areas, are provided below. Additional work samples are here for your review.
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Modular-grid fence system (PDF  , Text Only, Figure 1)
A modular-grid fence system that comprises integral connectors on each end that allows each respective grid to be connected to each other grid and form a fence. The connectors also provide that the modular-grid fence system may be utilized in angles from near zero degrees, to an in-line angle of 180 degrees. This connecting feature provides that the modular-grid fence system may be used to augment and provide additional restriction to an existing fence, or be used as a freestanding fence. In addition, the modular-grid fence system is stackable, easily assembled without tools, and storable or shippable in a flat container.
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Broadband communication system (PDF  , Text Only, Figure 1
A broadband communication system which conceals broadband transceivers in architectural elements that appear to be standard stock architectural elements. It provides connectivity without negatively impacting aesthetics, and is easily integrated with the other systems and architectural features of a building.
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Concealed Automatic Pool Vacuum Systems
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A vacuum pool-cleaning storage system that is housed in the side of a swimming pool substantially below the waterline. The pool vacuum cleaner automatically deploys to clean the pool when the central pool vacuum pump is activated, and automatically retracts to a stored position when the central pool vacuum pump is turned off. The system is adapted to store the vacuum hose in a substantially linear tube located substantially underground. A reel-type hose storage embodiment is also disclosed. The system is preferably powered by vacuum pressure generated by a water circulation pump of the pool plumbing system. |
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Light-blocking shutter system (PDF , Text Only, Figure 1)
An improved shutter and frame system for reducing light passing through and around a shutter. The system incorporates improved shutter manufacturing and a light blocking element along the sides of the louvers to block light from passing between the shutter frame and the louvers. The shutter utilizes a louver which never extends beyond the plane of the rear face of the shutter frame.
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