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HOLTRONIC GMBH

Overview
  • Total Patents
    15
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HOLTRONIC GMBH has a total of 15 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1985. It filed its patents most often in Germany, EPO (European Patent Office) and United States. Its main competitors in its focus markets optics, audio-visual technology and control are ROGGATZ KONSTANTIN, LIGHT FIELD LAB INC and RICHMOND HOLOGRAPHIC RES.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing HOLTRONIC GMBHs patent filings in countries

Patent filings per year

Chart showing HOLTRONIC GMBHs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Hacker Norbert 4
#2 Dausmann Guenter J Dipl Ing 2
#3 De Jongh Rudi T 2
#4 Gnaedig Klaus A 2
#5 Dausmann Guenter 2
#6 Jongh Rudi De 2
#7 Schipper Wilfried Dipl Phys 1
#8 Strauss Christian 1
#9 Dausmann Gunther J 1
#10 Dausmann Guenther 1

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
DE4131964A1 Inscribing hologram with markings - using laser beam to produce localised breakdown in transparent metallised foil in hologram
DE4038308A1 Prodn. of two- or three=dimensional decorative holograms - involves holographic original scanned in pixels or rows by laser beam and backed by photographic film
DE4029541A1 Identity card for decentralised issuing and evaluation - has preformed, holographic, common information carrier and second carrier applied by programming device
DE4016665A1 Light concentrator for photocell - augments direct incident light with light refracted through ring of hologram sectors
DE4004739A1 Optical system for stereoscopic information display - uses left and right hand light sources activated in alternation for illuminating display
DE3835308A1 Device for the reproduction of stereoscopic pictures (images)
DE3739062A1 Plate (screen, pane) made of an optically transparent material, in particular glass
EP0275308A1 Holograph camera
DE3712663A1 DISPLAY SYSTEM FOR ACCOMMODATION-FREE READING OF INFORMATION WITH EYE ADJUSTED
DE3712170A1 STEREOSCOPIC DISPLAY SYSTEM
EP0177852A2 Method for producing a black and white embossable hologram with white light reconstruction