Patent Ownership

Patent type Italian patent
Patent title "Equipment and method for the detection and location of leaks and failures in underground pipes"
Status Granted (Active)
Reference body UBIM - Italian Patent and Trademark Office
Concession date 14/02/2014
Patent No. 0001406103
Question number BA2011A000034
Deposit Date 23/06/2011
Brief description Equipment and related methodology for locating leaks along a water or fluid distribution network typically through the use of a system based on the principle of microwave reflectometry.
   
Patent type Uk Patent
Patent title "System and method for detecting and locating dielectricvariations"
Status Pending
Reference body IPO – Intellectual Property Office
Question number GB1801496.9
Deposit Date 30th January 2018
Brief description New system to detect and locate dielectric variations caused by liquids by reflectometry in the domain of time.
   
Patent type European Patent
Patent title "Apparatus and method for detection and localization of leaks and faults in underground pipes"
Status Pending
Reference body EPO – European Patent Office
Question number EP20110425169 (Application number)
Publication number EP 2538192 A1
Deposit Date 01/07/2011
Brief description Equipment and related methodology for locating leaks along a water or fluid distribution network typically through the use of a system based on the principle of microwave reflectometry.
   
Patent type PCT Patent / Patent Family (Europe and China)
Patent title "Methodology for the traceability of leather-like and leather materials in industrial processes"
Status (EUROPA) Pending - "Intention to grant" communication receipt for Europe (Republic of China) Pending, New10
Reference body WIPO – World Intellectual Property Organization
Question number International Application No: PCT/IB2015/051397
Publication number WO/2015/162502
Publication number WO/2015/162502
Deposit Date International filing date: 25.02.2015
Brief description This invention concerns a methodology for the identification and traceability of materials in an industrial process, with a focus on the traceability of leather materials during the process of skin production or skin-like products. This methodology includes, at least, the use of: identification markers (3); a method for permanently embedding markers within the object (2) to be plotted; a device to generate an electromagnetic signal used as a stimulus for the marked material; a device to capture the response of the marked material to the applied stimulus; and a detection device.