Physical AI & Robotics
Physical AI—from autonomous vehicles to industrial robots—presents unique patent challenges at the intersection of software, hardware, and real-world applications.
Technical Expertise
Self-driving vehicles, drones, and automated manufacturing systems with AI-driven decision making.
Robotic arms, collaborative robots (cobots), and AI-powered manufacturing automation.
Connected sensors, smart home devices, and industrial IoT systems with edge AI capabilities.
Augmented and virtual reality devices with AI-enhanced tracking and interaction.
AI-powered diagnostic devices, surgical robots, and medical imaging systems.
Specialized hardware for AI inference and training, including edge computing solutions.
IP Considerations for Physical AI
Physical AI patents often require careful claim drafting that captures the interaction between AI algorithms and physical hardware, avoiding both overly abstract software claims and overly narrow hardware limitations.
Autonomous systems in safety-critical applications face additional regulatory requirements that can affect patent strategy, including documentation and validation standards.
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I help companies develop patent portfolios that protect the unique aspects of physical AI systems, from sensor fusion algorithms to real-time decision making.
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