Exro Technologies Inc. T.EXRO

Patent Update

[Pandora]

It appears that the following patent application has been approved and a patent number issued. The approved patent is projected to be issued on July 25, 2023 from what I see on the USPTO site.

17/842,217 | 310169.415C1/00554208:

Systems and Methods for Individual Control of a Plurality of Battery Cells

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Application #

17/842,217

Confirmation #

4900

Attorney Docket #

310169.415C1/00554208

Patent #

-

Filing or 371 (c) date

06/16/2022

Status

Patented Case 07/05/2023

It has been assigned the Patent Number 11708005

The projected issue date is July 25, 2023.

The Inventors are listed as being Tung Nguyen of Calgary & Eric Hustedt of Calgary.

All data off the USPTO site.
 

[u30822]

So what does this ean for us?

[Pandora]

"So what does this mean for us?" I'll let somebody else answer that but presumably it is the first patent for the assembly of the cell driver. It would be better if I could copy and paste the patent application "definition & data base" off the USPTO site but I haven't figured out how to do that. I will type out this much: "It is a continuation of

[newcoin]

Great work, Pandora. It's all coming together.

[Pandora]

Guess I should have included this as it contains the "Exro" name:(in case anyone was wondering) Correspondence address 157703 - Cozen O''Connor - SEA Patent  *(I'm not sure why the reference term -- SEA Patent)                      

[ddogold]

could be that it was filed in the Seattle office . 

[Pandora]

The Seattle office -- you could be right there - I never thought of a Seattle office but my mind wondered about the SEA business that Exro is involved with but I could not think of a connection - but it tweeked my interest enough I felt I had to mention it. I see the "correspondent/lawyer" is actually located in Seattle??? There is no USPTO Regional office in Seattle - https://www.uspto

[Pandora]

Cozen O'Connor and his firm are quite busy. They are involved in over 5600 patent applications, and they have offices in many cities and States throughout the U.S.  The "SEA" may just be their own designation of it originating from their Seattle office. Oh well, enough of that for now.

[AnalogueMan]

"SEA Patent" might refer to the geographical area where the right is protected. Googling "SEA Patent" brings up a UK reference referingf to how far offshore the protection extends.  ??? I like "Seatle" though ...

[RangerBuck]

You're on top of it Pandora!! Keep up the good work !! RBuck