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Austria: Top Internet of Things Patents Holders (2002 - 2022)

  • With 60 Internet of Things related patents published between 2002 and 2022, Koninklijke Philips NV holds the most number of Internet of Things patents in Austria.

  • The second largest number of Internet of Things related patents were published by Siemens AG with 55 patents. The third largest number of Internet of Things related patents were published by Medtronic Plc with 37 patents, of which 48.6% was contributed by its subsidiary Medtronic Inc. The fourth largest number of Internet of Things related patents were published by Somfy SA with 23 patents. The fifth largest number of Internet of Things related patents were published by Johnson & Johnson with 19 patents, of which 42.1% was contributed by its subsidiary Biosense Webster Inc.

  • The top five patent holders, i.e., Koninklijke Philips NV, Siemens AG, Medtronic Plc, Somfy SA, and Johnson & Johnson, together held 194 Internet of Things patents during the period.

Austria: Top Internet of Things Patents Holders (2002 - 2022)

Note: The number of patents includes patents published by the holding company and its subsidiaries (data till October 2022)
Published: November 2022
Source: GlobalData

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