Industry Patents - Search

This database is highly specialized in that it contains full versions of patents relating to entertainment lighting only.

Note it is NOT exhaustive and is not intended to replace a formal patent search. It does, however, provide a simple way of obtaining pdf versions of many of the most important or interesting patents in the industry. I will continue to add patents to this database as they are issued. You'll also find some older patents which are historically interesting.

Data is initially included on US patents including both utility and design patents. (Design patent numbers start with 'D'). European patents may follow.

Search notes: You can search on any combination of fields simultaneously. Entering just the first few characters in a field will give you all entries starting with those characters - e.g. entering 'S' for Inventor will find 'Smith', 'Stewart', 'Symonds' etc. There are some special options, most importantly - '*' is a wildcard - e.g. searching for '*luminaire' will find both 'Automated luminaire' and 'Fixed luminaire'. If you want to browse the whole database click 'Search' with all fields empty.

Patent Search
Patent #
Title
Inventor
Assignee
     

Data current to October 08th 2024

Once the search list is displayed you can click on any of the patent numbers to reach a page giving detail on that specific patent. You can also download a pdf version from the detail page.

If you find that I'm missing some important patents (which I'm sure I am), you find any broken links or have any suggestions please send me an e-mail and let me know.

For other US patents you might like to try the Google Patents search below which will open a new browser window to Google Patents.

 

 

Disclaimer: This web site is not intended to offer comprehensive or sufficient information to enable a full legal analysis of a patent or potential infringement. The information provided on this web site is intended as general information only, and is not intended to serve as legal opinion, legal advice or as a substitute for legal counsel. If you have a question about a specific factual situation, you should contact an attorney directly