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AUGUSTUS TAYLOR

Overview
  • Total Patents
    38
About

AUGUSTUS TAYLOR has a total of 38 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1906. It filed its patents most often in United States, Canada and France. Its main competitors in its focus markets digital networks, basic communication technologies and measurement are BAE SYS DEFENCE SYS LTD, FREDERICK ELECTRONICS CORP and HAMILTON MICHAEL.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing AUGUSTUS TAYLORs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 United States 12
#2 Canada 10
#3 France 5
#4 United Kingdom 5
#5 Germany 4
#6 Australia 2

Patent filings per year

Chart showing AUGUSTUS TAYLORs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Elliott Harold F 6
#2 Fuller Leonard Franklin 5
#3 Taylor Augustus 5
#4 Leonard Franklin Fuller Radin Engineer Hobart Bending San Francisco Cal U Sa 2
#5 Kolster Frederick August 2
#6 Haraden Pratt 2
#7 Chapman Corwin C 1
#8 Anderson Adrien L 1
#9 Chapman Corwin Clyde 1
#10 Beal Ralph R 1

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
GB239670A Improvements in or relating to radio telegraphic systems
GB236673A Improvements in or relating to systems for the transmission of electromagnetic radiant energy
US1454652A Radio frequency transmission system
US1473220A Radiotelegraphy signaling system
US1454630A Radiotelegraphy
US1454629A Radiotelegraphy signaling system
GB185169A Improvements in or relating to direction finding apparatus
US1471319A Radiotelegraph signaling system
US1454624A Radiotelegraphy signaling system
GB170605A Improvements in radio telegraphy signaling systems
US1385121A Arc-radio-oscillation generator
US1352883A Radiotelegraphy
US1473719A Radiotelegraphy
US1454307A Radiotelegraphy
AU1147119B Improvements in radio telegraphy transmission systems
AU1094819B Radio oscillation generator
US1358144A Radiotelegraphy
US877292A Bessemerizing or conversion of copper mattes into blister copper.
CA226336A Radio telegraphy signalling system
CA226338A Apparatus for transmitting radio energy