IBM Research reimagines the US patent document.
Patent no. 8150611. 2012.
Predictive traffic analysis.
By combining real-time traffic data with predictive route analysis, this patented GPS innovation can now steer you away from traffic trouble spots before they develop, as well as more accurately estimate your drive time. And that’s good, because who really likes coming home to a cold, lonely supper anyway?
Patent no. 2431242, 2012.
Electronic learning synapses.
In fish and in humans, brains learn by trial and error. And now we can add a new species to Darwin’s list: the computer. This algorithm-and-circuit innovation efficiently mimics the way the mind functions, learns and evolves over time. And could help us understand the world in ways we can’t yet begin to comprehend.
Patent No. 5424054. 1995.
Carbon nanotubes.
Carbon atoms can be arranged in hexagonal patterns to create a patented carbon nanotube that’s 50,000 times thinner than human hair. We’re reaching the limits of how small traditional silicon chips and the computers they power can be. Using carbon instead could allow for computer chips that are smaller than the “e” at the end of this sentence.
IBM THINK Puzzles makes B2B advertising fun.