Technology area: Medical Devices & Mechanical Engineering
1 pending office actions • 1 art units • 1 examiners • 0 of 1 (0%) have an AI response strategy ready
Allomin Co. Ltd. is currently engaged in the patent prosecution process within the Medical Devices & Mechanical Engineering technology area. The company has 1 pending office action, which is being handled within 1 distinct art unit. This indicates a very specific technical focus for the company's current filings, with no other active matters currently distributed across different mechanical-related art units. The 1 distinct art units involved suggest that the company's innovations are being scrutinized by a single specialized group at the USPTO.
The prosecution is managed by 1 distinct examiners, with HORTON, ANDREW ALAN identified as the busiest examiner. HORTON, ANDREW ALAN is responsible for 1 busiest examiner pending office action, representing the entirety of the company's active workload. This singular examiner assignment creates a direct relationship for negotiation and response during the prosecution of the company's mechanical technology. Having 1 pending office action and 1 distinct examiners simplifies the strategic planning for the portfolio, as there is no need to coordinate between different examiner preferences.
Practitioners can focus exclusively on the requirements and examination style of HORTON, ANDREW ALAN within the Medical Devices & Mechanical Engineering field. This focused approach minimizes the need for multi-examiner coordination and allows for a concentrated effort on the 1 distinct art units involved. With 1 busiest examiner pending, the applicant can anticipate a consistent review process for their current filing. The 1 distinct examiners currently assigned ensures that the company's intellectual property strategy remains unified and focused on its core mechanical objectives.
Difficulty is derived from the rejection statutes on the most recent pending office action. §101-driven and multi-statute cases are graded Hard; §112-only and obviousness-type double-patenting cases are graded Easy; everything else is Medium. "Unknown" means we have not yet parsed a statute for that office action.
| Bucket | Cases |
|---|---|
| Multi-statute (no §101) | 1 (100%) |
How the docket's pending cases split across USPTO tech-center bands.
Manual office-action response work runs about 10 hours per case. The time-saved bands below show what IP Author's prosecution pipeline typically delivers — a conservative 20% on the low end, 35% in the middle, 50% on the high end.
| Examiner | Apps on this docket | Allow rate | Interview lift |
|---|---|---|---|
| HORTON, ANDREW ALAN | 1 | 80.7% | +17.8% |
Multi-statute / §101-driven matters, or cases in front of an examiner with an allow rate under 30%. The top 1 ordered by deadline are shown.
| App # | Title | Examiner | Due in |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18780791 | PORTABLE GOLF BALL CLEANING DEVICE | HORTON, ANDREW ALAN | — |
Cases in front of an examiner whose interview lift is 10 percentage points or more — i.e. interviewed cases historically resolve more favorably than non-interviewed ones. The top 1 ordered by deadline are shown.
| App # | Title | Examiner | Due in |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18780791 | PORTABLE GOLF BALL CLEANING DEVICE | HORTON, ANDREW ALAN | — |
| Art Unit | Apps |
|---|---|
| 3723 | 1 |
| App # | Title | Examiner | Art Unit | Statutes | Status | Due in | AI | Filed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18780791 | PORTABLE GOLF BALL CLEANING DEVICE | HORTON, ANDREW ALAN | 3723 | §103§112 | Non-Final OA | — | Pending | Jul 23, 2024 |
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Start Free TrialAllomin Co. Ltd. has 1 pending office actions as of October 2026, spread across 1 art units and 1 examiners.
Andrew Alan Horton has the most, with 1 of Allomin Co. Ltd.'s pending office actions.
Mostly Medical Devices & Mechanical Engineering (USPTO Tech Center 3700), based on where its pending office actions are examined.
