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GEOSTAR CORP

Overview
  • Total Patents
    28
About

GEOSTAR CORP has a total of 28 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1984. It filed its patents most often in United States, Australia and Brazil. Its main competitors in its focus markets measurement, telecommunications and civil engineering are NORDNAV TECHNOLOGIES AB, NVP PROTEK AOOT and SEPTENTRIO N V.

Patent filings per year

Chart showing GEOSTAR CORPs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Focus industries

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 O'Neill Gerard Kitchen 11
#2 Snively Leslie O 11
#3 Briskman Robert D 5
#4 O'Neill Gerard K 5
#5 Scales John M 5
#6 Pe Zehong Yuan 3
#7 Yuan Zehong 2
#8 Snively Leslie Orin 2
#9 Evans Jr Thomas E 1
#10 Motamedi Masoud 1

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
US6884004B1 Tensile reinforcement-to retaining wall mechanical connection and method
US6447211B1 Blocks and connector for mechanically-stabilized earth retaining wall having soil-reinforcing sheets and method for constructing same
US6457911B1 Blocks and connector for mechanically-stabilized earth retaining wall having soil-reinforcing sheets
US6443663B1 Self-locking clamp for engaging soil-reinforcing sheet in earth retaining wall and method
US6467357B1 Clamping apparatus and method for testing strength characteristics of sheets
US6443662B1 Connector for engaging soil-reinforcing grid to an earth retaining wall and method for same
WO9013186A1 Communication system employing multiple relay satellites operating on common downlink frequency
US5036523A Automatic frequency control of satellite transmitted spread spectrum signals
US4965586A Position determination and message transfer system employing satellites and stored terrain map
US4943974A Detection of burst signal transmissions
CN1007293B Utilize the topomap location of satellite and storage and the system of message transfer
US4744083A Satellite-based position determining and message transfer system with monitoring of link quality
US4839656A Position determination and message transfer system employing satellites and stored terrain map