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Patent listings.

Every one of the 11,224 patents below was prosecuted by Amin, Turocy & Watson. They issued between 2013 and 2026, and each is searchable here by number, by title and by technical discipline.

Two sources, and they do not overlap. Patents through 2014 are the firm’s own published listing. From 2015 onward they are drawn from the USPTO’s attorney-of-record index. Technical disciplines are assigned from the inventive CPC code the examiner gave each patent.

This is a floor, not a complete record. Where a client substituted its own counsel of record before a patent issued, that patent prints the client’s counsel and does not appear here, however much of the work the firm did.

The corpus by technical discipline

Patents prosecuted by Amin, Turocy & Watson, counted by the technical discipline of the examiner's inventive CPC classification.
TechnologyPatents
Software & Computing4,795
Mechanical & Materials2,602
Semiconductors & Electronics1,203
AI & Machine Learning409
Autonomous Vehicles398
Green Technologies384
Cybersecurity374
Chemical & Biotechnology322
Industrial Automation309
Medical Devices202
Quantum Computing196
Robotics30

409 of 11,224 patents

Representative patents drafted by Amin, Turocy & Watson
Patent numberTitle
8,548,777Automated recommendations from simulation
8,504,495Approximate hashing functions for finding similar content
8,498,951Approximate hashing functions for finding similar content
8,494,856Speech synthesizer, speech synthesizing method and program product
8,493,245Determination of long binary sequences having low autocorrelation functions
8,488,879Image processing device and image processing method
8,484,018Data converting apparatus and method that divides input data into plural frames and partially overlaps the divided frames to produce output data
8,447,114Method and apparatus for calculating pixel features of image data
8,438,014Separating speech waveforms into periodic and aperiodic components, using artificial waveform generated from pitch marks