United States

Tree Seedling Inventory System

USPTO granted patent US12591848B2 to Auburn University for a tree seedling inventory system that uses mobile imaging platforms and recurrent neural networks to count seedlings and assess quality metrics like shoot height and root collar diameter. The patent names inventors Yin Bao, James L. Johnson, Bobby Bradford, and Rafael Bidese Puhl, with 19 claims allowed.

Methods and Systems for Unit of Use Product Inventory

The USPTO granted Patent US12591849B2 to Express Scripts Strategic Development, Inc. on March 31, 2026. The patent covers methods and systems for unit of use product inventory management, including an inventory surface unit retaining products in an unordered state, an inventory identification unit disposed above the surface to acquire orientation and location information, and an inventory pick unit adapted to pick products based on that information. The patent contains 20 claims.

Reverse Sourcing of Product Returns Based on Restorage Cost Models

USPTO granted patent US12591850B1 to Blue Yonder Group, Inc. covering a system and method for reverse sourcing of product returns based on restorage cost models. The patent includes claims for detecting return requests, predicting demand at restorage sites, calculating restorage costs, and recommending restorage plans based on item thresholds and geographic range.

Community-based collaborative project platform patent

USPTO granted patent US12591852B2 to Xrathus, Inc. on March 31, 2026, covering a community-based collaborative project platform that matches users with available projects based on user tags and project types. The patent contains 19 claims and was filed on June 6, 2021.

Collaborative MBSE Design Method for Context Boundaries

USPTO granted Patent US12591853B2 to Rockwell Collins, Inc. covering a method for collaborative design on context boundaries in model-based systems engineering (MBSE) tools. The patent enables customers and suppliers to maintain synchronized copies of a collaborative portion of a system model for cadenced data exchange and modification propagation.

AI Resume Analysis and Interview System for Hiring Decisions

The USPTO granted patent US12591855B1 to OfferDay AI Inc. for an AI-based employment application review and hiring decision system. The invention includes a multi-component architecture with AI subsystems for resume analysis and interview generation that produce Resume Scores, Interview Scores, and a combined ApplicantIQ score. The patent contains 20 claims covering the system, method, and AI-based evaluation techniques.

Amorphous Psilocybin Compositions and Methods Patent

The USPTO granted Patent US12590110B2 to Diamond Therapeutics Inc. for compositions comprising amorphous (a-polymorphic) synthetic psilocybin, along with methods of treatment and manufacturing. The patent contains 18 claims and provides exclusivity over the disclosed pharmaceutical compositions and uses.

Flavonoid derivative for treating dental caries

The USPTO granted Patent US12590111B2 to Mühlbauer Technology GmbH for a flavonoid derivative designed to treat dental caries by suppressing biofilm formation on dental surfaces. The patent covers the flavonoid compound with an alkylene group adhesion mechanism and a kit for producing it. The patent has 15 claims and names inventors Kaja Yorgan and Olav-Sven Becker.

Meditope T cell therapy reduces off-target antibody effects

USPTO granted patent US12590137B2 to City of Hope for Meditope-enabled T cell compositions that reduce off-target effects of therapeutic antibodies. The patent covers recombinant proteins expressed by T cells that efficiently recruit therapeutic antibodies to their site of action. The patent was granted March 31, 2026, with 18 claims.

Aldo Dervishi v. State of Georgia - Habeas Corpus Transfer

The Georgia Court of Appeals transferred Case No. A26A1587 (Aldo Dervishi v. State of Georgia) to the Supreme Court of Georgia. The Court determined it lacked appellate jurisdiction because the Supreme Court has exclusive jurisdiction over habeas corpus cases under the Georgia Constitution. The petitioner had filed a purported habeas petition along with multiple motions related to traffic offense prosecutions, which the trial court dismissed.