Latest hardware patents, Page 197
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
- 48
- in November so far
- 102
- filings tracked
- 2,316
- sub-topics
- 13
Recent filings
Newest first · 2,316 total-
Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Light-Absorbing Edge System for Cleaner LED Display Panels
When you tile multiple LED panels together to build a giant display wall, light bleeding out from the edges ruins the seamless look. Samsung's new patent takes direct aim at that problem.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Display Patents a Layered Pixel Architecture for Next-Gen Screens
Samsung Display is patenting a precise construction method for individual display pixels — one that carefully controls where insulating layers begin and end at the boundaries between pixels.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents 5G Sidelink System for Drone-to-Controller Identification
Drones need a reliable, two-way communication channel with their controllers — and Samsung is filing patents to define exactly how that pipe gets set up over 5G and 6G sidelink connections. The details are dry, but the infrastructure implications for commercial drone fleets are real.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Frame-by-Frame Display Brightness Self-Correction System
Samsung is filing patents on displays that essentially check their own work — measuring voltage at the pixel level every frame and nudging the brightness correction before the next image even appears.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Heat-Resistant Shielding Structure for Semiconductor Packages
Soldering chips onto circuit boards creates a heat problem — the same heat that bonds the chip can damage the shielding around it. Samsung's new patent tries to solve that with a smarter material placement.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Strain-Gradient Memory Cell to Boost DRAM Performance
Samsung is trying to squeeze more performance out of DRAM by using physical stress — literally bending the crystal structure of a material — to generate an electric field that helps control memory cells.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents an Improved Phase-Shift EUV Mask for Chip Patterning
Samsung is patenting a redesigned mask for extreme ultraviolet lithography — the process that etches today's most advanced chips — with a clever height-difference trick that could sharpen pattern edges and widen manufacturing tolerances.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Smarter Touch Sensor Layout Around Hole-Punch Displays
Every hole-punch camera on your phone creates a dead zone in the touch sensor grid — Samsung's new patent is a carefully engineered workaround that keeps the touchscreen working seamlessly all the way to the edge of that cutout.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents an Adaptive Gate Voltage System Tied to Display Refresh Rate
Driving a display panel at different refresh rates creates a subtle power waste problem — the internal voltages that switch pixels on and off don't always match the pace of the screen. Samsung's new patent tries to fix exactly that.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Self-Evaluating Compression System That Re-Compresses Bad Results
Most compression systems run once and move on — good result or not. Samsung's new patent describes a system that checks its own compression quality and, if the result isn't good enough, automatically adjusts its settings and tries again.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Patents a Luminance Waveform Method for Detecting Display Failures
Spotting a broken pixel or a light-bleed defect on a display panel sounds simple — until you're doing it at factory scale across millions of screens. Samsung's new patent describes a precise, waveform-based method to catch those flaws automatically.
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Samsung · Published May 14
Samsung Display Patents a Glass-Etching Method for Flexible OLED Screens
Building a foldable screen means the rigid glass underneath has to get out of the way — and Samsung Display has patented a precise etching method to do exactly that.
