Alaska Patent of the Month

Alaska drives global progress in cold-climate engineering and infrastructure resilience. Local researchers design specialized systems to handle the unique rigors of extreme northern environments. [...]

Innovation in Alaska often centers on surviving and thriving in the world’s most extreme environments. While recent filings remain quiet, the state has a storied history of developing [...]

Inuvo Inc. is advancing advertising technology with a new invention designed to connect online user intent with physical world locations. The company recently filed U.S. Patent Application No. [...]

Learning a new language often feels difficult. A recent patent application suggests a new path toward effortless acquisition. Prismatext Inc. has unveiled a technological system designed to turn [...]

The kayak stands as Alaska’s quintessential and most impactful invention, a testament to ingenuity born from necessity in an extreme environment. Developed by Indigenous Arctic [...]

A new communications system promises to revolutionize data reliability in challenging environments. It uses real-time link data to automatically improve signal quality. The innovation introduces [...]

While the USPTO may not hold many patents from the Last Frontier, the state’s true innovation lies in its history of survival-driven invention. For centuries, Alaska Natives have developed [...]

Hi-Q Military Antennas-AES, LLC has invented a new type of high-frequency (HF) communication antenna. This antenna is designed for vehicles, vessels, or aircraft. It promises to improve radio [...]

An innovative new system for building stability may transform how structures withstand shifting ground and harsh climates. A newly disclosed invention from North Arrow Enterprises, LLC introduces [...]

Alaska may not have any patents filed with the USPTO, but the state’s innovators are quietly developing solutions for its unique challenges. From extreme weather gear to sustainable energy [...]