Prosecution Insights
Prosecution Insights
Tech Center 3600 • Art Units: 3656 3664
This examiner grants 43% of resolved cases
Aaron G. Cain is an examiner in Tech Center 3600 and Art Unit 3656. He has 148 resolved cases. His allowance rate is 43.2 percent. This 43.2 percent rate indicates the frequency of patent grants for applications assigned to his docket in Art Unit 3656.
The interview lift for this examiner is 29.5 percent. This 29.5 percent lift suggests that an interview can provide a significant boost to the chances of success. Practitioners may find that a direct conversation is useful to clarify technical points for the 148 resolved cases. The 29.5 percent lift is a factor to consider when planning a prosecution strategy to overcome rejections.
The median days to allowance is 1242. This 1242 day figure represents the typical time required for an application to reach allowance. The 1242 day median provides a benchmark for pendency in Tech Center 3600. Applicants should factor the 43.2 percent allowance rate and the 1242 day median into their long-term intellectual property planning.
| App # | Title | Status | Assignee |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18236193 | ELECTRONIC APPARATUS PERFORMING SAFETY FUNCTION AND CONTROLLING METHOD THEREOF | Non-Final OA | SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. |
| 18633231 | UNDERBODY FRAME EQUIPMENT AND ROBOTIC CONFIRMATION EQUIPMENT PRIOR TO PROTOTYPE SHEET METAL PARTS | Final Rejection | TOYOTA MOTOR ENGINEERING & MANUFACTURING NORTH AMERICA, INC. |
| 18628665 | VEHICLE BATTERY PROTECTION IN EXTREME TEMPERATURES | Non-Final OA | TOYOTA MOTOR NORTH AMERICA, INC. |
| 18290027 | OPERATION PLANNING DEVICE, OPERATION PLANNING METHOD, AND STORAGE MEDIUM | Final Rejection | NEC Corporation |
| 19093820 | SYSTEM AND METHODS FOR IMPROVING TELEOPERATIONAL CONTROL | Non-Final OA | Intuitive Surgical Operations, Inc. |
| 19027947 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ADJUSTING ENGINE POWERSETTING FOR MINIMUM EQUIPMENT LIST DISPATCH | Non-Final OA | THE BOEING COMPANY |
| 18889181 | AIRCRAFT LANDING SITE DETERMINATION FOR AUTOMATED EMERGENCY LANDING CONTROL | Non-Final OA | The Boeing Company |
| 19065030 | AUTONOMOUS WORK DEVICE | Non-Final OA | HONDA MOTOR CO., LTD. |
| 18301354 | INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEM, INFORMATION PROCESSING METHOD, ROBOT SYSTEM, ROBOT SYSTEM CONTROL METHOD, ARTICLE MANUFACTURING METHOD USING ROBOT SYSTEM, AND RECORDING MEDIUM | Non-Final OA | CANON KABUSHIKI KAISHA |
| 18934963 | NON-CROP AREA DETECTION AND AUTOMATED CONTROL | Non-Final OA | Deere & Company |
| 18891741 | COGNITIVE ROBOTIC SYSTEMS AND METHODS WITH FEAR BASED ACTION/REACTION | Non-Final OA | Intel Corporation |
| 18992977 | TEACHING DEVICE | Non-Final OA | FANUC CORPORATION |
| 18841674 | ROBOT PROGRAMMING SYSTEM AND ROBOT CONTROL DEVICE | Non-Final OA | FANUC CORPORATION |
| 18716142 | CONTROL DEVICE FOR ROBOT THAT COMMUNICATES WITH PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLER | Final Rejection | FANUC CORPORATION |
| 18717492 | TEACHING SYSTEM, ROBOT SYSTEM, TEACHING METHOD FOR ROBOT, AND TEACHING PROGRAM FOR ROBOT | Non-Final OA | KAWASAKI JUKOGYO KABUSHIKI KAISHA |
| 19290972 | FAULT DETECTION FOR AUTONOMOUS AND SEMI-AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS AND APPLICATIONS | Non-Final OA | NVIDIA Corporation |
| 19278445 | AUTONMOUS OR SEMI-AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE OPERATIONS | Non-Final OA | NVIDIA Corporation |
| 19266667 | DISPLAYING A DYNAMICALLY CHANGING WET CLEAN PATH OF AN AUTONOMOUS FLOOR CLEANER | Non-Final OA | BISSELL Inc. |
| 18658153 | RAPID DESIGN AND ANIMATION OF FREELY-WALKING ROBOTIC DEVICES | Non-Final OA | DISNEY ENTERPRISES, INC. |
| 18687674 | COMMAND VALUE GENERATING DEVICE, METHOD, AND PROGRAM | Final Rejection | OMRON Corporation |
| 18504974 | MOBILE ROBOT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS | Non-Final OA | OMRON Corporation |
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