Business
Safe Pro Seeks International Expansion of US Awarded Patent for its AI-Powered Drone Imagery Technology Through 47 National Phase Jurisdictions
Company Completes International Filings for Protection Under Patent Cooperation Treaty for Expand...
About this update from Sparc Ai Inc.
[{"type":"text","content":"Safe Pro Seeks International Expansion of US Awarded Patent for its AI-Powered Drone Imagery Technology Through 47 National Phase Jurisdictions\n\n\n .bwalignc { text-align: center; list-style-position: inside }\n \n\n\n\n\n\n Company Completes International Filings for Protection Under Patent Cooperation Treaty for Expanded Global Protection to Rapidly Identify and Map Small Lethal Threats Using AI and Drone Imagery\n \n\n\n\n\n\n Safe Pro Group Inc. (Nasdaq: SPAI) (“Safe Pro” or the “Company”), a leader in artificial intelligence (AI)-powered defense and security solutions, today announced that it has completed the filing of the national phase patent applications for nearly 50 jurisdictions, claiming priority to International Patent Application No. PCT/US2023/029909, published on March 21, 2024.\n \n\n The Company’s IP portfolio currently includes the awarded\n \n US Patent No. 12,146,729 incorporating 21 claims made in the Company’s original patent application entitled,\n \n “Systems and Methods for Detecting and Identifying Explosives.”\n \n\n These claims cover autonomous detection, identification, and labeling of explosives in orthomosaic images using AI processing of drone imagery. Valid until 2043, the patent captures the groundbreaking nature of SpotlightAI™ and its ability to transform fields ranging from humanitarian demining, agriculture, to national defense and reconstruction. The Company has now expanded its international filings by entering in the national phase of its previously filed (and related) international application filed with the\n \n World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)\n \n under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (“PCT”), in Europe (extended to include Bosnia and Herzegovina), Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Israel and Ukraine; which covers patent protection rights in 47 jurisdictions.\n \n\n “The evolution of the battlefield continues to shift towards a reliance on AI and drone technology and witnessing an increasing prevalence of small explosive threats such as landmines and anti-personnel mines, three key trends which directly align with our intellectual property strategy. Whether it is for soldier safety and force protection, or for humanitarian demining, innovative IP such as our Safe Pro Object Threa...