Latest hardware patents, Page 195
Chips, displays, cameras, phones, batteries and robots. These filings show what devices Big Tech is building, often long before they ship. The hardware patent applications we have broken down from the companies we track, from semiconductors to foldable screens, newest first.
- in the Nov 12 release
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- in November so far
- 102
- filings tracked
- 2,316
- sub-topics
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Recent filings
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Dual-Mode Sub-Pixel Display for Smarter Power Saving
Samsung is patenting a display architecture where every single pixel contains two completely separate sets of light-emitting elements — one optimized for low power, one for full quality — and a hardware switch routes current to whichever set the device needs.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Magnetic Shield System for Foldable Phone Cameras
Foldable phones use magnets to snap shut cleanly — but those same magnets can mess with the tiny motors inside your camera. Samsung's new patent tackles that conflict head-on.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Display Patents a Precise Quantum Dot Shell-Coating Method for Displays
The difference between a vivid, accurate color on your TV and a washed-out one can come down to a few nanometers of shell coating on a quantum dot. Samsung Display is patenting a tightly controlled recipe for building those shells — and the order of ingredients turns out to matter a lot.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Conductive Housing Antenna System for Wearable Devices
Samsung may be looking at your smartwatch's metal casing as more than just a pretty shell — this patent describes using the conductive housing itself as part of the antenna system.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Symmetrical Magnetic Field Design for Chip Coating Equipment
Chip manufacturing lives or dies on coating uniformity — and Samsung's latest patent targets a surprisingly overlooked weak point: the magnetic field that controls the plasma during thin-film deposition.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Pivoting Wheel-Link System for Stable Robots
Keeping a robot upright on a bumpy floor is harder than it sounds. Samsung's new patent describes a mechanical linkage system that lets each wheel respond to the terrain independently while the robot's body stays level.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Smarter Active Noise Cancellation Filter System
Samsung is patenting a more precise approach to active noise cancellation — one that uses two microphones playing different roles and strips out a specific acoustic variable when updating its noise-fighting filter, potentially making ANC more stable and accurate.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Two-Level Gate Wiring Layout for Semiconductor Devices
As chips shrink to atomic scales, routing electrical connections between transistors becomes a puzzle in three dimensions. Samsung's latest patent tackles exactly that — a precise two-level wiring scheme for connecting gate structures across adjacent active regions on a chip.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents Semiconductor Package With Embedded Chip Capacitors in Substrate
Samsung is filing patents on a packaging technique that buries capacitors inside the circuit substrate itself — not on top of it — which could mean cleaner power delivery and smaller chip footprints for high-end processors.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Foldable Display That Shows Port Icons Where the Ports Actually Are
When you plug a charger into a folded Galaxy phone, shouldn't the screen just tell you what's happening — right next to the port you used? That's the core idea here.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Display Patents a Vertical Side-Wall Transistor Architecture for Next-Gen Screens
Samsung Display is rethinking where the transistor lives inside a pixel — instead of lying flat on the substrate, it wraps around the vertical wall of a raised 'bank' structure. It's a subtle geometry shift with potentially big consequences for display density.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Robot That Finds and Cleans Up Liquid Spills Autonomously
Spilled a glass of water at 2am? Samsung is patenting a robot that can spot liquid on the floor, figure out whether it's safe to drive over, and then clean it up — all without you lifting a finger.
