Method for Adaptive Mission Execution on an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
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inferred from titles. 4 of these applications claim priority to application 62/000,933, filed May 20, 2014. A shared origin can cover several different claimed inventions, which is why members here may not share a title. In-force patents first, soonest term end first, then patent number. Expired patents follow, in the same order.
| Patent | Title | Holder | Status | Expires | Time remaining | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| US 9,688,403 | Method for Adaptive Mission Execution on an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle In force · High confidence | Dronedeploy, Inc. | In force | High confidence | ||
| US 10,196,142 | Method for Adaptive Mission Execution on an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle In force · High confidence | Dronedeploy, Inc. | In force | High confidence | ||
| US 11,745,876 | Method for Adaptive Mission Execution on an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle In force · Medium confidence | Dronedeploy, Inc. | In force | Medium confidence | ||
| US 11,059,581 | Method for Adaptive Mission Execution on an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle In force · High confidence | Dronedeploy, Inc. | In force | High confidence | ||
| Application 18/359,717 | Method for Adaptive Mission Execution on an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Pending Not granted | Dronedeploy, Inc. | Pending | Not granted | not computed |
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4 of these are in force and held by Dronedeploy, Inc..
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