Google is one of the most active AI patent filers anywhere, covering search, Android, Pixel hardware, DeepMind research, and data center infrastructure.
Includes Waymo, Wing, Verily, DeepMind and Intrinsic
Through the USPTO’s November 12, 2026 release, Patentlyze has covered 1,079 notable Google patent applications, including 163 published in the last 30 days.
Google has filed a patent application for an ad with a chat button that asks you to upload photos of your stuff, then recommends something to buy based on what it sees. The filing's main example: pictures of your apartment, and a moving truck sized to fit your furniture.
Week of November 12, 2026 · 40 filings covered · refreshes every week
The 40 Google filings Patentlyze covered this week sort into four clusters:
Based on Google's activity across the watchlists we track · tracked programs only, not all of Google's output
what qualifies: 8 or more filings, active in the last 6 weeks
what qualifies: 3 or more companies in the same watchlist, Google among them
Numbers pull live from the database, so answers never go stale
Google's current patent filings concentrate on Waymo's robotaxi senses and Google's smart glasses display. The breakdown above shows each program’s filing count and latest activity.
Patentlyze has covered 98 Google patent applications published in November 2026 so far, after 196 in October. We cover the notable filings, not every one, so Google’s own total is higher. Since tracking began in April 2026, Patentlyze has covered 1079 Google filings.
No. A published application is not a product announcement. Companies file to protect options, and most patented ideas never ship in the form described. What filings do show is where Google is spending research effort right now.
This page updates every week, when the USPTO publishes its new batch of applications. The newest Google filings appear in the list below.
