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According to Chinese commercial information platform Tianyancha, a patent entitled "Automatic Overtaking Mechanism, Device, Vehicle, Storage Medium and Chip" applied for Xiaomi Auto Technology Co. has recently been published.
An Anhui subsidiary of Shanghai-based new energy vehicle firm NIO released a patent regarding a "cylindrical battery" on Tuesday. This patent is expected to solve the problem of a low utilization rate in the effective height of a battery cell.
On April 7, Xiaomi obtained a new and innovative design patent for a "mobile phone." The patent pictures show that the phone is shaped like a "pillar."
On October 24th, Tencent was granted a patent for the "method, device, terminal and storage medium for displaying chat conversations".
On March 5th, Huawei signed global patent cross-licensing agreements with vivo and Amazon respectively.
On Tuesday, Tianyancha App showed that Chinese tech giant Tencent had issued a patent for the method, device and equipment of a facial recognition payment system.
On December 9, Chinese telecommunications conglomerate Huawei and smartphone maker OPPO announced the signing of a global patent cross-licensing agreement covering cellular standard essential patents such as for 5G.
According to authoritative patent data released on Monday by IFI Claims, five enterprises from Greater China have entered into the list of top 50 U.S. Patent Assignees in 2021.
According to Tianyancha App, Chinese tech giant Tencent secured a patent for a “PC Console” on Tuesday. The patent abstract shows that the product is to be used for games and entertainment.
On March 17th, Xiaomi announced its patent application for "AR glasses payment methods, devices, AR glasses, media, and program products", as reported by IT Home.
On March 24th, the patent of "Vein Identification Device and Vehicle" applied by BYD Corporation Limited Co., Ltd. was authorized today. After inquiring to the China National Intellectual Property Administration, it was learned that the utility model authorized by BYD this time is actually a vein recognition device and vehicle.
nnheim District Court in Germany ruled in favor of Nokia in a patent case against vivo. The lawsuit involved Nokia's 4G standard essential patents (SEPs), which may result in vivo products being unable to be sold in Germany.