HP is exploring new ideas for foldable laptops, as revealed in a recently published patent. This latest design features a wraparound display that folds inwards, creating a compact device when closed and a large, expansive screen when opened. This approach offers a unique alternative to previous attempts at foldable laptops, potentially addressing the cost and usability challenges faced by earlier models.
Samsung’s latest patent hints at a revolutionary change for smart rings: adjustable sizing. This innovative design could mean an end to ring-size woes and potentially lead to cost savings. While still in its early stages, this patent suggests a significant upgrade for the future Galaxy Ring 2.
Cybin Inc. has received a US patent for its CYB005 phenethylamines program, which focuses on developing non-hallucinogenic molecules for Central Nervous System (CNS) disorders. This patent further strengthens Cybin’s commitment to research beyond its clinical tryptamine programs and highlights the potential of non-hallucinogenic 5-HT receptor agonists for treating CNS disorders. The company continues to progress with its clinical-stage psychiatry programs, CYB003 and CYB004, for major depressive disorder and Generalized Anxiety Disorder, respectively.
Oppo has filed a patent for a modular smart ring that could change the way we think about wearable technology. The design features detachable electronics, a unique dome-shaped cover, and sensors placed on the top of the ring, making it stand out from current smart ring designs. While the concept is intriguing, its practicality and potential use cases remain to be seen.
Xiaomi has filed a patent for a smartphone that can literally split in half, raising eyebrows and sparking debate about its practicality and potential use cases. This unique design could offer intriguing possibilities for gaming, battery life, and even a novel approach to mobile photography.
A recently unveiled patent from 2021 reveals Microsoft’s potential foray into 360-degree foldable devices. The patent details a flexible device capable of transforming into a tablet, laptop, or other computing apparatus, utilizing a unique design with special slots for effortless bending.
Tesla has filed a patent for a wireless charging system, potentially hinting at a new feature for its upcoming robotaxi, set to be unveiled on October 10th. The patent, published on September 6th, details a system for estimating parameters associated with a converter to configure wireless charging settings. This development comes as Tesla prepares to showcase its robotaxi technology, potentially featuring wireless charging, at a highly anticipated event next month.
Safe Pro Group Inc. (SPAI) saw its stock soar after receiving a Notice of Allowance from the USPTO for its innovative SpotlightAI technology. This cloud-based platform utilizes advanced machine learning to detect and map explosives using drone imagery.
Canadian cannabis company Aurora Cannabis has secured a US patent for its groundbreaking research on auto-flowering technology in cannabis. This innovation could revolutionize cannabis cultivation, particularly in high-latitude regions, by allowing plants to automatically transition to the flowering stage, independent of light cycles. Aurora’s research also focuses on improving potency, yield, and overall efficiency in cannabis production.
SINTX Technologies Inc’s (SINT) stock surged over 90% after receiving a patent for its zirconia-toughened alumina surface functionalization methods. This technology promises to enhance medical implants by integrating the properties of silicon nitride, leading to improved osseointegration and bacterial resistance. The company is currently the only FDA-registered producer of implantable silicon nitride, positioning itself as a key player in the biomaterials market.
