Mission: Fix the World

The U.S. Patent Office is where new technology is judged and certified as a real invention. Patent examiners cite the technology that is first, to prevent applicants from re-patenting an existing invention. In 2017, this technology was cited by U.S. patent examiners more than any other when they reviewed new patent applications. Why? A lot of applicants want what the Expandiverse was first to create.

Where is big tech's R&D going? They invest billions to create and patent the technologies they will need to lead tomorrow's digital economy. When they cite technology that's in their bullseye, the Expandiverse is cited again and again.

The average patent is cited just 3 to 6 times. Out of every million patents, only 100 patents are cited more than 100 times. The Expandiverse is more than 13X that select group.

How much is this worth? Fortunately, experts have valued this IP. The cost-benefits relationships are remarkable.

Some areas of technology are more important to you than others. Here's what the 1,400 page Expandiverse specification includes, so you can build the patent family that fits your goals. We're glad to help with your IP roadmap, patent filings and IP asset management.

Many of these licensees are tech's leading companies, and others are some of the world's best known brands.

In 2004 Abelow sold his entire patent portfolio to an Intellectual Ventures company. They licensed many leading companies. Then in 2009, Intellectual Ventures divested this portfolio to Webvention and Lodsys, who licensed more companies. In total, over 550 companies licensed patents from this portfolio. 

Abelow has never sued anyone for patent infringement. Later owners of Abelow's previous patents used them, as their patents, to file patent infringement lawsuits.

Are Abelow's inventions broadly useful? You use this invention all day long in many parts of your life.

You constantly receive personal alerts and 1-on-1 communications through your phone, apps, smart speakers, computers and smart devices. Abelow invented the first patent and IP family that described these 2-way interactions during the use of products and services. These Abelow patents have been licensed over 200 times and cited more than 2,000 times.

When people are empowered, their choices will change the "system" to people-first. Many more will add sustainability, health, prosperity, privacy and inclusion, and see their progress as they rise.

Automations will turn into hyper-automation when it adds AI (Artificial Intelligence) and privacy. Then people can use hyper-collaborations to reach goals like sustainability, health and prosperity. When "your next best step" solutions flow to each person throughout the day, everyone can advance during each step. Both they and the companies that serve them can reach new levels in years instead of generations.

The opportunity for consumers to set their personal goals and receive "your next best steps" and "the short path to your goal" is revolutionary. In many industries, a leading company can disrupt its markets by capturing its customers digitally. The climate crisis is an example with wide public interest and personal appeal for wanting to help solve this. Providing sustainable options is projected to produce market sizes from $7 trillion for adapting to climate change, to $26 trillion for a new "climate economy."

Where does this IP apply? It was designed to accelerate the core infrastructure behind trillions of dollars in transactions. We use this every day throughout a digital society and economy. It improves trillions of dollars in transactions.