Waygo® case study

Instantly Translate Chinese, Japanese & Korean

Five patents issued for augmented reality translation technology

Client

The goal

Ryan Rogowski, CEO of Translate Abroad, sought to expand his patent portfolio prior to a round of financing from investors. He reached out to American Patent Agency regarding his timeline and filing needs for Waygo, a computer vision algorithm under development for two years at the time of contact. The patents would prove his team's technology to be proprietary and protected for the years to come.

Upon working with APA, Ryan noticed a great deal of detail applied to claims such that the patents would be as broad as possible. An additional utility and design patent were drafted as APA came to recognize the uniqueness of Translate Abroad's startup business. When it came to the USPTO's review of these patents, only one rebuttal was made, with the approval only requiring three months.

Result

Our company engaged with American Patent Agency on a tight timeline for receiving patents to raise our next round of financing. We have a complex computer vision algorithm that had been in development for two years.

The team at APA was quick to understand our technology and the patent was issued in an incredibly short three month time period!

Ryan Rogowski, Co-Founder & CEO

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