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New Sony Patents
Sony's patent filings cover PlayStation hardware and games, image sensors that power most smartphone cameras, audio technology, and broadcast equipment.
Through the USPTO’s September 24, 2026 release, Patentlyze has covered 547 notable Sony patent applications, including 148 published in the last 30 days.
547
total filings tracked
148
published last 30 days
380
published last 90 days
This week's published patents
Week of September 24, 2026 · 25 filings covered · refreshes every week
Sony's 25 newest filings sort into three clusters:
- Sensing and display. Several filings refine how devices see and show the world, including AR glasses that make blocking objects transparent, a display that projects images directly onto the eye, and a fix for blurry edges between AR lens gratings.
- Cameras, color, and imaging. Image quality filings cover a dual-camera system that measures how light filters through surfaces, a system that guides photographers away from glare, and tools that make color sensors agree with each other.
- Gaming and robotics. Sony filed on physical feedback and spatial awareness, including a reaction button and haptic jolt system for controllers, a wearable tracker that tells a controller where you are, and a visual map that shows a robot every angle it can photograph from.
What Sony is working on
Based on Sony's activity across the watchlists we track · tracked programs only, not all of Sony's output
Gone quiet
what qualifies: no new Sony filing in 6 or more weeks while the race stays active
Contested races
what qualifies: 3 or more companies in the same watchlist, Sony among them
Sony patent questions, answered
Numbers pull live from the database, so answers never go stale
What is Sony working on right now?
Sony's tracked filings sit inside contested races, including The AR glasses race, The AI chip wars and The self-driving sensing race. The breakdown above shows each program’s filing count and latest activity.
How many patents did Sony publish this month?
0 Sony patent applications have published in October 2026 so far, after 148 in September. Patentlyze has covered 547 Sony filings since tracking began in May 2026.
Does a Sony patent mean the feature will launch?
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 Sony is spending research effort right now.
Where can I find Sony’s newest patents?
This page updates every week, when the USPTO publishes its new batch of applications. The newest Sony filings appear in the list below.
Top inventors
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Xiaoyong Ye
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Diederik Paul MOEYS
6
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Seichi OTSUKI
6
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Ryota Murasugi
6
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Justinas MISEIKIS
6
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All Sony filings
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Sony Patents a 3D Display That Works Harder Where Your Eyes Actually Are
Jun 18, 2026
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Jun 18, 2026
Sony Patents a Camera Chip That Switches Power Levels to Control Light Capture
Jun 18, 2026
Sony Patents a System That Switches Your Wireless Connection as You Walk Away
Jun 18, 2026
Sony Files Patent for a Device That Decides If You Need Medical Treatment
Jun 18, 2026
Sony Patents a Camera Sensor That Automatically Chooses How to Capture Depth
Jun 18, 2026
Sony Patents a Camera Chip That Combines Two Light Captures Before Saving a Photo
Jun 18, 2026
New PlayStation Controller Patent Fixes Analog Stick Sensitivity
Jun 18, 2026
Sony Patents a System That Color-Codes Each Performer's Part in Live Music Videos
Jun 18, 2026
Sony Patents an Image Processor That Ignores the Parts of a Picture It Doesn’t Need
Jun 18, 2026
Sony Patents a Game Controller That Tells You When Your Settings Have Changed
Jun 18, 2026
Sony Patents a Press-Fit Grounding System for Camera Electronics
Jun 18, 2026
Sony Patents a Camera Motor That Moves Each Lens Element on Its Own
Jun 18, 2026
Sony Patents a Camera Chip That Keeps Its Circuits from Interfering with Each Other
Jun 18, 2026
Sony's New Patent Lets Camera Pixels Share Storage to Capture More Light
Jun 18, 2026
Sony's New Patent Keeps Tracking Cameras Off Until Something Worth Tracking Gets Close
Jun 18, 2026
Sony Patents an AI That Builds Music by Filling In Blanks, Over and Over
Jun 18, 2026
Sony's New Patent Teaches AI to Write Its Own Game Tracking Code
Jun 18, 2026
Sony Patents a Way to Stop Camera Pixels from Interfering with Each Other
Jun 18, 2026
Sony's New Patent Puts Screens on Car Hoods to Warn Pedestrians Where the Car Is Headed
Jun 18, 2026
Sony Patents a Way to Slow Light Down and Make Sensors Far More Precise
Jun 18, 2026
Sony's New Patent Chains Wireless Signals Together to Find You Inside a Building
Jun 18, 2026
Sony's New Patent Fakes 3D Sound from Game Audio That Was Never Recorded That Way
Jun 18, 2026
Sony's New Patent Lets Your Console Draw Parts of a Streamed Game Itself
Jun 18, 2026
Sony's New Patent Packs a Full Depth-Sensing Camera onto a Single Chip
Jun 18, 2026
Sony's New Patent Stops Electrical Noise from Making OLED Screens Flicker
Jun 18, 2026
Sony's New Patent Keeps Your Body Movement Data on Your Device
Jun 18, 2026
Sony's New Patent Splits Heavy AI Work Across Several Phones at Once
Jun 18, 2026
Sony Patents an AI That Types Text in Your Own Handwriting
Jun 12, 2026
Sony Patents a Camera That Shrinks Unedited Photo Files Based on Your Intended Print Size
Jun 12, 2026
Sony Patents an AI That Tells Game Developers Which Parts of Their Game Are Boring
Jun 12, 2026