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Epirus, Inc.

4 maintenance fees come due in the 12 months from Nov 14, 2026, the next on Nov 23, 2026. Unpaid by May 24, 2027, that one lapses early.
A maintenance fee does not end a patent on its due date. It falls due at 3.5, 7.5 and 11.5 years from grant, and the patent lapses only if the fee is still unpaid at the end of the six month grace period that follows.
PatentTitleHolderStatusFee dueLapses if unpaidExpiresConfidence
US 11,658,410Apparatus and Method for Synchronizing Power Circuits with Coherent RF Signals to Form a Steered Composite RF Signal
In force
Fee due Nov 23, 2026
Lapses if unpaid May 24, 2027
 · High confidence
Epirus, Inc.In forceNov 23, 2026May 24, 2027High confidence
US 11,799,327Systems and Methods for Wireless Power Delivery
In force
Fee due Apr 24, 2027
Lapses if unpaid Oct 25, 2027
 · High confidence
Epirus, Inc.In forceApr 24, 2027Oct 25, 2027High confidence
US 11,811,472Systems and Methods for Improving Power Efficiency
In force
Fee due May 7, 2027
Lapses if unpaid Nov 8, 2027
 · Medium confidence
Epirus, Inc.In forceMay 7, 2027Nov 8, 2027Medium confidence
US 11,936,347Systems and Methods for Driving Semiconductor Devices and Sensing Device Parameters
In force
Fee due Sep 19, 2027
Lapses if unpaid Mar 20, 2028
 · High confidence
Epirus, Inc.In forceSep 19, 2027Mar 20, 2028High confidence
4 of 4 patents shown. Soonest fee due date first, then patent number.
Computed patent terms end on the dates shown. Related patents and pending applications may cover overlapping subject matter.
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