Go to web site http://patft.uspto.gov to see which patents are pending.
100,000
Pending patents refer to applications already filed in the patent office. Proposed patents refer to business strategy about whether and when to file a patent application.
A patent can remain pending for many years. Some patent applications are divided as they progress, allowing various embedded inventions to become patented while other claims to related inventions in the same application are further examined. I have personally worked on patents that were over 14 years old, and still "pending" in the sense that more patents could be issued on it.
Probably that they are lying- US patents in process, but since no one can verify those pending, many companies make up a huge impressive number to look innovative.
There are several ways to search for pending patents. One is to go to Google Patent Search (www.google.com/patents) or you can contact companies that help you develop your ideas. They charge a fee, but they will research and see if there are any similar products in development. You can search the internet under invention developers for a choice of companies,
The website Free Patents Online provides descriptions of patents, with downloadable PDFs of their schematics. Alternatively, the website Patents provides text descriptions but no images.
Yes, I got it from my grand father, and I don't know any thing about it.
To see your pending posts, go to your timeline and click the activity log. There you will find the pending posts.
One option is to visit the website of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) at uspto.gov. They provide a database called "Patent Application Information Retrieval (PAIR)" where you can search for patent application status and pending items. Another option is to visit websites like Google Patents or Espacenet, where you can search for pending patent applications and view their status and associated documents.
Yes. You can find many patents online with the name of the inventor. There are also websites that specialize in patents and have a great deal of information on patents.
patent companies
United States patent numbers 5,451,942; 5,956,674; 5,974,380; 5,978,762; 6,487,535. There are also other issued and pending patents in the United States and worldwide.