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NL INSTR CIE NEDINSCO NV

Overview
  • Total Patents
    27
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NL INSTR CIE NEDINSCO NV has a total of 27 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1927. It filed its patents most often in United Kingdom, Germany and France. Its main competitors in its focus markets weapons, optics and measurement are LIM DO HYEON, SHELTERED WINGS INC D/B/A/ VORTEX OPTICS and NL INSTR CIE NV.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing NL INSTR CIE NEDINSCO NVs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 United Kingdom 9
#2 Germany 8
#3 France 4
#4 Austria 3
#5 United States 3

Patent filings per year

Chart showing NL INSTR CIE NEDINSCO NVs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Wilhelmus Doorn Nicolaas 1
#2 Terpstra Pieter 1
#3 Primel Erwin 1
#4 Hendrikus Beusker Gerardus 1
#5 Adolf Steinle 1
#6 Doorn Nicolaas Wilhelmus 1

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
GB870555A Improvements in optical goniometers
US2851924A Adjustable ocular mounting
US2801567A Device for projecting a plurality of optical images in the same focal plane
GB772028A A device for projecting two or more images on to a single image plane
DE973394C Camera, especially 35mm camera
GB440715A Improvements in apparatus for finding the magnitudes of lead for anti-aircraft fire direction devices
DE613195C Computing device for command devices for shooting at moving air targets
DE613101C Device for tracking a target that is movable relative to the device stand
GB390442A Improvements in periscope heads
GB390728A Improvements in mountings for rangefinders on unstable supports such as ships
US1897282A Turret rotatably mounted on board ship
GB386262A Improvements in turrets rotatably mounted on board ship for target sighting purposes
GB384216A Apparatus for compounding speed components particularly for gunnery purposes
GB401649A Improvements in tables for finding the correction values for the coordinates determined by an observer standing at a distance from the gun
GB386964A Improvements in anti-aircraft fire-control apparatus