Apple Charging Module Patent Granted
Summary
The USPTO has granted Apple Inc. a design patent for a charging module, identified as USD1118514S1. The patent was filed on February 3, 2025, and officially granted on March 17, 2026. This grant pertains to the aesthetic design of the charging module.
What changed
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has issued a design patent (USD1118514S1) to Apple Inc. for a charging module. The patent, which covers the ornamental design of the product, was filed on February 3, 2025, and officially granted on March 17, 2026. This patent grant is a recognition of Apple's design innovation in charging technology.
This is a patent grant, not a regulatory rule or guidance that imposes new compliance obligations. Companies in the consumer electronics and manufacturing sectors should be aware of this patent as it may affect their product design and development in the area of charging modules. No immediate compliance actions are required for entities outside of Apple Inc. regarding this specific patent grant.
Source document (simplified)
Charging module
Design USD1118514S1 Kind: S1 Mar 17, 2026
Assignee
Apple Inc.
Inventors
Jody Akana, Molly Anderson, Bartley K. Andre, Shota Aoyagi, Anthony Michael Ashcroft, Marine C. Bataille, Jeremy Bataillou, Abidur Rahman Chowdhury, Clara Geneviève Marine Courtaigne, Markus Diebel, Jonathan Gomez Garcia, M. Evans Hankey, Richard P. Howarth, Jonathan P. Ive, Julian Jaede, Duncan Robert Kerr, Peter Russell-Clarke, Benjamin Andrew Shaffer, Joe Sung-Ho Tan, Clement Tissandier, Eugene Antony Whang
CPC Classifications
H01M 50/10 H01M 50/107 H01M 50/20 H01M 50/209 H01M 50/213 H01M 50/502 H01M 50/557 H01M 6/00 H01M 6/02 H02J 50/10 H02J 7/0042 H01R 13/6205
Filing Date
2025-02-03
Application No.
29988473
Claims
1
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