Listed by the USPTO as SAINI, AMANDEEP SINGH
Tech Center 3700 • Art Units: 2661 2662 2665 2671 2672 2683 2691 3746
This examiner grants 90% of resolved cases
Amandeep Singh Saini examines applications in Tech Center 3700 and Art Unit 2661, where he has resolved 604 cases. He maintains an allowance rate of 89.6% and a median time to allowance of 769 days. An interview lift of 8.6% indicates a higher probability of allowance following an interview compared to the 89.6% baseline.
His docket includes technology firms such as Canon Inc., Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., and Qualcomm Incorporated. The firms IPUSA, P.L.L.C and OBLON, MCCLELLAND, MAIER & NEUSTADT, L.L.P. are frequently involved in his cases. These metrics indicate a prosecution environment for applicants in Art Unit 2661. The 604 resolved cases and 89.6% allowance rate suggest that the 8.6% interview lift is a strategy for reaching the 769 days median to allowance.
| App # | Title | Status | Assignee |
|---|---|---|---|
| 19037547 | MEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING DEVICE, MEDICAL IMAGE PROCESSING METHOD, AND STORAGE MEDIUM | Non-Final OA | Canon Kabushiki Kaisha |
| 19049655 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR GAZE TRACKING USING ONE CORNEAL REFLECTION | Non-Final OA | HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. |
| 19101568 | GRAPH CUTS FOR EXPLAINABILITY | Non-Final OA | QUALCOMM TECHNOLOGIES, INC. |
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Build Your Strategy89.6% of resolved applications examined by Amandeep Singh Saini were allowed (604 resolved cases), compared with 72.7% across Art Unit 2661 over the last five years.
This examiner's interview lift is +8.6 percentage points: the difference in allowance rate between resolved applications that had an examiner interview and those that did not.
Applications allowed by Amandeep Singh Saini took 769 days on average from filing to allowance.
Amandeep Singh Saini examines applications in Art Unit 2661 in Tech Center 3700 (Medical Devices & Mechanical Engineering).
